This Week in Tyranny: Protesters Convicted as Terrorists, Ballots Seized, A Dairy Farm Bombed

This week on This Week in Tyranny: A federal jury in Texas convicted nine people on terrorism charges for protesting outside an ICE detention facility, the first time material support for terrorism has been used against activists the government calls antifa. The FBI’s own investigation found no threat but those records were never given to the defense. In California, Sheriff Chad Bianco seized over 650,000 ballots from an election his party lost, using a warrant signed by a judge he endorsed, despite his own investigation finding no mass fraud. The actual discrepancy was 103 ballots. The US and Ecuador bombed a dairy farm in the Amazon jungle that Defense Secretary Hegseth called a narco terrorist training camp. He posted the video like a highlight reel. The US military killed four more people on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean with no evidence of drugs, bringing the total death toll from these strikes to 163. And the Iran war enters its fourth week with 1,900 dead in Iran including 217 children, 15 American service members killed, 200 wounded, the 82nd Airborne deploying, 5,000 Marines en route, and Trump telling reporters he’s getting bored. Welcome to the golden age. Get full access to The Rogue Voice aka Linsay Rousseau at linsayrousseau.substack.com/subscribe