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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 2h

Ah, of course, it's "because we had them," not, "because we need them." Two things can be true... Maybe it's also time for "plausible deniability" to become "a preponderance of the evidence"

A screenshot of a dark-mode Reddit comment thread discussing Capitol security fencing.

The top comment from user BurnAway63 reads: "Darn. For a minute I thought they were going to restore democracy."

User AdministrationJust13 replies: "Are we going to restore democracy?"

Below collapsed user comments, user NowMuseumNowYouDont comments: "As someone who works at the Capitol as a historian the main reasoning here is actually kind of utilitarian. We invested in a ton of anti-scale fencing after the insurrection. AOC basically sees it as a 'we've got it so we might as well use it thing'. It does the same thing as the construction fencing we used to rent but now it's ours. Legit we used to rent construction fencing for projects that would be shipped to us. A few years back during a different restoration project I walked past a section of rented fence that still had Lollapalooza signage on it from the previous contract."

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 2h

Well, that's odd. Non-scalable 20' barricades in front of the Capitol Building just before mid-term elections? 🤔 www.reddit.com/r/washington...

A screenshot of a Reddit comment thread discussing political strategy and security infrastructure.

The top comment from user redacted-identity states: "Yes, the AOC has been doing restoration for years, I've been a contractor on several projects. These however, are non-scalables. This is certainly in prep for mid terms. Why change the typical protective fencing/ stanchion that have been more than fine for years to 20 foot tall non-scalable fencing 30 days before the mid terms?"

User Speshulted replies: "Because Mike Johnson knows he's not going to seat the new dem majority."

User rapp38 responds: "His term as House speaker will be up at the end of this Congress, i.e., it won’t be up to him to decide who to seat."

User pconrad0 replies to rapp38: "Ah, you are still thinking that the Republicans are planning to follow the Constitution. As opposed to carrying out a military coup. This is an example of the normalcy bias at work. You might think it's batshit crazy to think that the Republicans are planning a military coup. Unless, of course, you've been paying attention to everything they have been saying and doing in plain sight for months that makes it patently obvious that this is exactly what they are planning if they lose their majority in either the House or the Senate."

A wide-angle, low-angle photograph of the United States Capitol Building under an overcast, gray sky. The majestic, white neoclassic building dominates the background, featuring its iconic central dome flying the American flag, supported by tall colonnades and broad stone steps leading up to the main entrance.

In the foreground, the large paved plaza in front of the Capitol steps is heavily secured with temporary security structures. High, heavy-duty black metal security gates and support frames stand erected along the base of the central staircase. Surrounding these structures are metal bike-rack-style crowd control barricades and rows of orange-and-white traffic cones marking off restricted areas. A few figures in dark uniforms, likely security or law enforcement personnel, stand positioned on the wide stone steps behind the security barriers. The facade of the building is visibly dirty. The plaza ground consists of light gray and reddish-brown brick pavers stretching toward the viewer, adding to the stark, deserted atmosphere of the area.

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 02/10/2026

We recorded a music video at the protest on the Mall yesterday. 🥹 It’s beautiful that more than just being angry and vocalizing our grievances we are actually networking and creating!❤️ Thank you to the Super Barrio Brothers, Crescendo VA, Your Soul Shall Network, and SNG for your amazing support!!

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 30/09/2026

“Constitution”? We have one of those always and we don’t use it, and Congress is not enforcing it. We have to remove this corrupt administration post haste.

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 29/09/2026

Yes and no. If he’s not present and they have quorum they can appoint a speaker pro tempore and proceed with business

A motion to vacate the chair is a parliamentary procedure used in the U.S. House of Representatives to force a vote of no confidence in the sitting Speaker and remove them from office.

How It Works

* Constitutional Basis: Article I, Section 2 of the U.S. Constitution gives the House the power to choose its Speaker, and under Jefferson’s Manual (the foundation for House rules), the body retains the power to remove a Speaker at its will.
* Privileged Status: Under House Rule IX, if a member introduces a resolution declaring the office of the Speaker vacant as a "privileged" resolution, the House must schedule it for floor consideration within two legislative days.
* Threshold to File: Depending on the standing House rules of a given Congress, the threshold to introduce the motion can vary. In the 118th Congress, as part of concessions made to secure the speakership, any single member of the House (majority or minority party) was allowed to introduce the motion.
* Voting Threshold: Once called up, the House can vote on procedural motions first—such as a "motion to table" (which kills the attempt). If those fail, the House votes directly on the resolution. Passing the motion requires a simple majority of those present and voting.

Historical Significance
While used as a threat throughout House history (notably against Speaker Joseph Cannon in 1910 and John Boehner in 2015), it has only resulted in the formal removal of a Speaker once in U.S. history:
* Kevin McCarthy (October 2023): Representative Matt Gaetz filed a motion to vacate, leading to a 216–210 vote that successfully removed Kevin McCarthy as Speaker—the first time a Speaker was ousted through this mechanism.
* Mike Johnson (May 2024): Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene brought a motion to vacate against Speaker Mike Johnson, but the House voted overwhelmingly (359–43) to table (kill) the motion.
What Happens After
If a motion to vacate passes, the speakership immediately becomes vacant. An interim Speaker pro tempore—selected from a confidential list previously provided by the ousted Speaker—takes the chair temporarily to preside solely over the election of a new permanent Speaker. Legislative business effectively halts until a new Speaker achieves a full majority vote on the House floor.

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 28/09/2026

Martial Law specifically prohibits protesting. Do not put off until tomorrow what can be done today. We are on the National Mall, today until accountability happens. If you see this pinned, we are on the Mall. ✊👐 ♾️❤️

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 28/09/2026

This Mall is our mall. This Lawn is our lawn. This place was made for you and We. ✊ #Resist #Strike #Protest #Boycott #Vote

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 24/09/2026

We are out on the National Mall again today between 7th and 4th in front of the National Gallery of Art. Come stand up with your fellow Americans and demand accountability. Call your representatives, and if they’re not in DC… DEMAND RESIGNATION for dereliction duty and abdication of Congress.

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 23/09/2026

Is the internet the Great American Binky? or a tool for organizing and mobilizing? You decide. The time to show up is NOW.

A baby pacifier featuring an American flag design with white stars on a blue field on the left, red-and-white stripes on the right, and a shiny chrome ring handle in the center with the word "BATTLE".

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 20/09/2026

I'm sorry, do what now? Maybe the AI itself is not what needs to be regulated, but how we use it?

A screenshot of a post by "The Hormuz Letter" (@HormuzLetter) dated September 18, 2026.

The text reads:

"BREAKING: The US 'almost started a war' against China, nearly launching an operation against a Chinese ship in the Middle East this spring, in the midst of the Iran war, after an AI-generated intelligence report falsely identified the vessel as carrying nuclear weapons components, with armed US personnel preparing to board and military aircraft already in the air before officials found the report had been produced with a chatbot, per CNN.

A special operations command analyst had used a chatbot to fuse open-source material with classified signals intelligence, then used AI again to package the result into a standard intelligence report and circulated it across the US military."

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 18/09/2026

Anyways, it's 4 days till TACO 22 Tuesday. How are you getting to the Mall? This might help you plan the trip... sept.22tues.day or are you protesting a Congress(wo)man locally?

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A digital countdown timer reading "TIME UNTIL SEPTEMBER 22" with 03 days, 23 hours, 08 minutes, and 08 seconds remaining, overlaid on a street view of the United States Capitol building. Below the timer is a translucent box containing the question "How are you getting to DC?", a text input field prompting for a city, state, or zip code, and a blue "Calculate Trip" button.

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 17/09/2026

You can't vote out fascism. You can only vote democracy IN. ... Call me Betsy Ross, because it's a 🧵🪡

A typographic protest graphic on a black background featuring densely packed, layered text in cyan, white, and red. The typographic treatment illustrates an American flag, with the cyan type creating a field of blue in the top left, and the remainder of the text in alternating band stripes of red and white.

At the top, large cyan letters read, "YOU CAN'T VOTE OUT FASCISM".

Below this, medium-sized cyan and white text stands out against the background, reading:

"YOU CAN ONLY VOTE DEMOCRACY IN"

"GO TO YOUR CAPITAL OR THE NATION'S CAPITOL"

"DEMAND CORRUPT OFFICIALS BE REMOVED"

"DEMAND CORRUPT LAWMAKERS BE REMOVED"

"DEMAND ALL VOTES COUNT"

"YOU CAN RE-SECURE THE VOTE"

"GO TO THE CAPITOL AND PROTEST"

"RELEASE THE EPSTEIN FILES"

"DEMAND ALL VOTES COUNT"

In the center of the image, very large white numbers outlined in red display the date range: "9/22 = 10/2".

Towards the bottom, a line of large white text with red outlines reads, "STRIKE * PROTEST * SIT-IN * BOYCOTT".

At the very bottom, similar large text reads, "VOTE EARLY WITH CONFIDENCE".

The background is completely filled with smaller, continuously repeating lines of the same demands (like "DEMAND ALL VOTES COUNT" and "YOU CAN ONLY VOTE DEMOCRACY IN") in alternating bands of red and white.

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 16/09/2026

I've read this at least 7 times now and it's still worth re-reading again 😮😧😯😟

A social media post with the caption at the top reading: "Read it again and again. And then again."

Below the caption is a photo of a printed piece of paper resting on a wooden surface. The text on the paper reads:

"When I was in 7th grade, our teacher put on a video and told us to take notes. Ten minutes in, she threw the lights on and shouted at Steven Webb Sladki, telling him he wasn't taking notes and he should have been. But the thing was, Steve was taking notes. I saw it. We all saw it. The teacher asked if anyone wanted to stand up for Steve. A few of us choked out some words of defense but were immediately squashed. Quickly, we were all very silent. Steve was sent to the principal's office. The teacher came back in the room and said something like "See how easy that was?" We were reading "Anne Frank." I started to understand. I just thought now was a good time to share this story. Don't ever let anyone tell you that what you see with your own eyes isn't happening."

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 15/09/2026

It's only slightly awkward that Qatar gifted the DoD/Trump's Presidential Library a 747-8 "flying palace".

A VC-25B Bridge aircraft sits at Joint Base Andrews on the day President Donald Trump will view the Boeing 747-8, gifted by Qatar and set to be used as Air Force One, in Maryland, June 19, 2026.

U.S. Air Force, Via REUTERS

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 15/09/2026

But Khashoggi was more important than just being a journalist. He had intimate knowledge of the Saudi Royal family's dealings with Al Qaeda prior and leading up to 9/11.

A screenshot of a dark-mode text document detailing the connection between Jamal Khashoggi and the September 11 attacks. The introductory paragraph states the connection unfolds across three layers: early access to Osama bin Laden, knowledge of pre-9/11 Saudi operations, and posthumous legal developments involving 9/11 families' lawsuits.

Section 1, titled 'Early Access to Osama bin Laden,' notes Khashoggi was a well-connected journalist who extensively covered the Afghan mujahideen in the 1980s. Bullet points detail his multiple interviews with bin Laden and his role as a 'Government Liaison' deployed by the Saudi government to Sudan in 1995 to persuade bin Laden to renounce violent jihad.

Section 2, titled 'Insider Knowledge of Pre-9/11 Saudi-Al Qaeda Deals,' explains that as a top media advisor to Saudi intelligence head Prince Turki al-Faisal, Khashoggi possessed deep institutional knowledge. A bullet point notes he was among a small circle of non-royal Saudis with intimate knowledge of the Kingdom's dealings with Al-Qaeda in the decade leading up to September 11.

Various source citations for Brookings and Wikipedia appear at the end of the text blocks.

A screenshot of a dark-mode text document detailing legal and public connections between Jamal Khashoggi's assassination and the September 11 attacks.

Section 3, titled 'The 9/11 Lawsuit and Witness Cooperation,' explains that families of 9/11 victims are in a civil lawsuit against the Saudi government. It features three bullet points: 'The Secret Meeting,' noting that Khashoggi secretly met with an investigator for the 9/11 families in 2017; 'The Texts,' stating he texted senior Saudi officials on the exact day of that meeting (October 26, 2017); and 'Allegations of Witness Intimidation,' detailing arguments from the 9/11 families' lawyers that Khashoggi's murder was part of a state-sponsored pattern of intimidation to silence individuals with evidence about Saudi foreknowledge of 9/11, a claim categorically denied by Saudi defense attorneys.

The following section, titled 'The Public Convergence,' explains that because 15 of the 19 hijackers were Saudi citizens, debates regarding Saudi accountability intertwine the two issues. It notes that during diplomatic summits, Donald Trump and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman have repeatedly faced back-to-back press questions regarding both the Khashoggi assassination and the declassification of 9/11 documents. Various source citations for Wikipedia, Courthouse News, 9/11 Families United, and ABC4 Utah appear throughout the text.

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 15/09/2026

Trump and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman go way back, all the way to 1987, actually.

A screenshot of a text document in dark mode featuring two main sections analyzing the relationship between Donald Trump and MbS.

Section 3, titled 'Intertwined Personal and Family Wealth,' notes the blurring of lines between public policy and private financial ventures. It contains two bullet points: the first highlights Jared Kushner's Affinity Partners securing a $2 billion investment from the Saudi PIF after his White House tenure; the second details The Trump Organization benefiting from Saudi entities booking rooms and buying real estate, including a quote from Trump: 'They buy apartments from me. They spend forty million, fifty million. Am I supposed to dislike them? I like them very much.'

Section 4, titled 'Direct Political Shielding,' describes Trump providing MbS with political insulation, actively defending the Crown Prince after U.S. intelligence concluded he approved the 2018 assassination of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, and welcoming him to the White House with 'full political rehabilitation.' Source citations for Hoover Institution and PBS are visible at the end of the sections.

A screenshot of a dark-mode text document detailing the history of Donald Trump's ties to Saudi Arabia. The introductory text states that these ties began in 1987, with major direct financial deals taking off in the early 1990s.

The first section, titled '1987: The Public Rhetoric and First Asset Ties,' notes his early political commentary. A bullet point for 'The Media Campaign' describes Trump's 1987 newspaper ads and television appearances criticizing U.S. foreign policy, explicitly stating that allies like Saudi Arabia and Japan 'wouldn't last a week' without U.S. military protection. Another bullet point, 'The Khashoggi Connection,' details his 1987 negotiation to purchase his superyacht, the Trump Princess, originally built for prominent Saudi billionaire Adnan Khashoggi (uncle of the later-assassinated journalist Jamal Khashoggi).

The second section, titled '1991–1995: The Financial Bailouts,' explains how the relationship shifted to direct financial transactions when Trump faced billions in corporate debt. A bullet point titled '1991 (The Yacht Sale)' describes how Trump, facing bankruptcy, was forced to offload the Trump Princess to Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal for around $20 million. Various source citations for YouTube, Facebook, Windward Yachts, WNYC Studios, and Center for American Progress appear throughout the text blocks.

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 15/09/2026

In 2018 Trump defends the Crown Prince MbS against credible US Intel conclusions that MbS was responsible for the murder of journalist Khashoggi in Turkey. These figures are all in the Epstein Files. lamag.com/crimeinla/sa...

A screenshot of a dark-mode AI search overview.

Under the heading 'The Convergence,' the AI-generated text describes political friction peaking during MbS’s White House visit, which coincided with the declassification of Epstein investigative files.

The summary highlights the controversial optics of Donald Trump warmly welcoming and defending MbS regarding the Jamal Khashoggi murder, while both figures simultaneously appeared in the newly exposed Epstein documents, leading to intense bipartisan backlash.

Below the AI text and a disclaimer stating 'AI can make mistakes, so double-check responses,' there are two search result cards:
one for a Wikipedia article titled 'Relationship of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein,'
and another for a CBS News article dated November 18, 2025, titled 'Inside Jeffrey Epstein's relationship with Saudi Arabia.'

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 15/09/2026

On 9/11 Trump said that his building, 40 Wall St., was now the tallest building in New York. (It wasn't.)

A screenshot of a dark-mode AI Overview fact-checking a claim made by Donald Trump on September 11, 2001, regarding his building at 40 Wall Street. The summary explains that Trump claimed his building became the tallest in downtown Manhattan after the Twin Towers fell. It includes a section on 'The 9/11 Interview' and a 'Fact-Checking the Claims' section. The fact-check confirms the building was the tallest in Lower Manhattan prior to the World Trade Center's construction, but notes the claim that it was the tallest after 9/11 is factually incorrect because 70 Pine Street remained taller. The text includes source citations for PolitiFact, Facebook, and NDTV, and ends with a suggested follow-up prompt asking, 'Why did Trump seem to believe that it was the tallest after 9/11?'

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 14/09/2026

Axon and TASER are the same company. bsky.app/profile/thev...

A photograph of street art on a two-toned wall. The top grey section features the words 'WHO WILL THEY KILL NEXT?' painted in dripping red letters. The bottom black section contains a stylized drawing of a pig with a pink face and hypnotic swirl eyes, wearing a black baseball cap that reads 'ICE'. The pig's snout and claw-like hands are outlined in white, positioned above white and yellow jagged lightning bolts that resemble the SS symbol.

A small signature reading 'TOPSY' is visible near the pig's right hand.

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 14/09/2026

Ah yes, Trickle-Down job creation. Similar to the Trickle-down Tariff Refund...

In the background, a man is holding a plastic terrarium above his head, releasing a swarm of large flying insects into a room as children run away. Text over the man reads 'billionaires ruining your country'. In the foreground, a young boy is looking at the camera crying in distress, with text over him that reads 'you.. if you don't show up on the 22nd of September on the Congress lawn'.

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 13/09/2026

Protest at the Nation's Capitol, your state capital, and at home. sept.22tues.day

A graphic featuring a street-level view looking down Pennsylvania Avenue towards the United States Capitol building. Overlaid on the image is a countdown timer under the text 'TIME UNTIL SEPTEMBER 22', displaying '09 Days 06 Hours 10 Minutes 23 Seconds'. Below the timer is a translucent dialog box asking 'How are you getting to DC?', featuring a text input field for a city, state, or zip code, and a blue 'Calculate Trip' button.

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 13/09/2026

Cancel subscriptions. Boycott companies who support the regime. bigbeautifulboycott.us

A graphic with a dark blue background featuring the words 'BIG BEAUTIFUL BOYCOTT' in large, bold, white text. Below it, the phrase 'Every dollar counts.' is written in a smaller, orange serif font. The image has white, stylized corners resembling a peeling sticker on the top right and bottom right.

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 10/09/2026

Oh, the tariff dividend *did* materialize, it just went to American corporations, not Americans. Trickle-down tariff subsidy... didn't you feel the inflation deflate? 🎈🪡💥

A two-panel meme showing a young girl and a woman sitting on a couch. In the top panel, the girl asks, "HOW DOES 'TRICKLE DOWN' WORK AGAIN?" and the woman answers, "FIRST, THE 1% GETS ALL THE MONEY". In the bottom panel, the girl asks, "AND THEN WHAT?" and the woman replies, "THAT'S IT".

A social media post containing text and an image.

The main text reads: "Walmart received a $2.9 billion tariff refund, massively boosting the company's profits. Regular people paid the cost of those tariffs through higher prices across America. Now corporations are getting billions back from the government while the working people who actually paid for it get nothing in return."

Below this is a meme with two sides. On the left, a person wearing a red MAGA hat looks confused, with the text: "but I thought he said the tariff rebates were for us..?". On the right, several laughing corporate figures (including representations of Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos) are shown next to logos for Apple, Target, Walmart, and Amazon. Below the logos are amounts representing refunds, such as "$10 billion refund" for Walmart and "$4 billion refund" for Amazon.

At the bottom is a quoted post from Reid Southen (@Rahll) that reads: "I can't get over how the government robbed everyone blind and then just gave the money to corporations. I don't think the outrage is nearly high enough."

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 10/09/2026

😂 fair. You may be surprised how many are not aware that 30.~% is ~3/10 We have a lot of work to do down here, but I think we can do it...

A meme with the text 'what answer y'all get?' at the top. Below it is a picture of a handwritten math equation that reads 2 + 5(8 - 5). At the bottom is a screenshot of a social media comment that says, 'Any answer other than 17 is wrong and your education system failed you.'

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 10/09/2026

Meanwhile, if you want an Americon Pedo $1, it will cost you $2.40 to order it from the Treasury...

A gold-colored novelty coin featuring a portrait of Donald Trump in the center. The coin has the word 'LIBERTY' inscribed along the top edge, 'IN GOD WE TRUST' on the right, 'JULY 4th' on the left, and the years '1776 - 2026' along the bottom edge.

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 09/09/2026

💯‼️ & We need to make some graphics around ending monopolies, good call out! In the meantime, we've seen these... www.zazzle.com/do_not_pass_...

An orange flyer designed like a Monopoly "Chance" card reading "ATTEND THE PEACEFUL GATHERING FOR ACCOUNTABILITY." It depicts a line-art police officer arresting a caricature of Donald Trump, above text reading "TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 @ THE CAPITOL LAWN, UNTIL REGIME CHANGES".

A parody Monopoly card with a blue header that reads 'PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE'. Below the header, black text says 'GO STRAIGHT TO HELL'. In the center, an illustration shows the Monopoly Man using a baton to aggressively shove away a cartoon figure resembling Donald Trump. At the bottom, red text reads 'DO NOT PASS MARALAGO', followed by black text stating 'GIVE US BACK OUR $200 BILLION DOLLARS'.

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 09/09/2026

We show up on the Capitol Lawn and hold trial. It's pretty much the only way.

Buzz Lightyear stands with his arm placed over Woody's shoulder, gesturing dramatically into the distance with his open hand. Woody looks slightly wide-eyed and anxious.

Top Text: Written in bold white Impact font with a black outline: "AND THE ONLY WAY IT HAS EVER WORKED"

Bottom Text: Written in bold white Impact font with a black outline: "WAS TO PROTEST IN DC WHEN CONGRESS IS IN SESSION"

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 06/09/2026

No way man. That won't do. We end this admin in ~16 days. #22Tuesday is #JudgementDay See you on the National Mall. We *were* gonna make Congress impeach via sit-in, but now they won't be in session, so #Let'sHoldCourt and do it ourselves. Extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures

Screenshot of a search query asking "how many days until september 22", returning a result card that displays "16 days" for the date range September 6 – 22, 2026.

"Evil Kermit" meme featuring Kermit the Frog talking to a hooded version of himself. Top text reads "BUT WHAT CAN WE DO? WE'RE POWERLESS" and bottom text reads "THE PEOPLE ARE THE POWER. MARCH ON THE CAPITOL 9/22".

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 06/09/2026

We have yet to show up in DC when Congress is in session. At this point, we're going to have to stand on the Lawn and demand they hold session. It will take #EveryAbleBody. And if they won't, #LetsHoldCourt on the National Mall #22Tuesday If you can, go to DC now...time is of the essence

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🖇️ Big Beautiful Protest, Sit-In, Strike, & Boycott @bigbeautifulprotest.com · 05/09/2026

💯% agreed. They say "earn a living." No, they keep us at war fighting over scraps and blaming others for the artificial lack of resources, caused by greed and incompetence. You're 💯% correct, it's no #peace. We have the technology and money, we could build it, but we don't. It's past time, friend.✊

Black and white image featuring a quote alongside a black and white portrait of Richard Buckminster Fuller, an elderly bald man wearing glasses with his hands raised in gesture.
The text reads: "We must do away with the absolutely specious notion that everybody has to earn a living. It is a fact today that one in ten thousand of us can make a technological breakthrough capable of supporting all the rest. The youth of today are absolutely right in recognizing this nonsense of earning a living. We keep inventing jobs because of this false idea that everybody has to be employed at some kind of drudgery because, according to Malthusian- Darwinian theory, he must justify his right to exist. So we have inspectors of inspectors & people making instruments for inspectors to inspect inspectors. The true business of people should be to go back to school & think about whatever it was they were thinking about before somebody came along & told them they had to earn a living."
Attributed below as "Richard Buckminster Fuller (1895 - 1983)".

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