🇺🇸 A WARNING TO AMERICA: PREPARE FOR THE UNKNOWN

The November 3 Midterms Are Approaching. What Happens Next?

October 28, 2026

THIS IS NOT A CALL FOR PANIC. IT IS A CALL FOR PREPAREDNESS.

With America's midterm elections just days away, troubling developments deserve the attention of every American citizen.

Across the country, political organizations are preparing for possible confrontations over election results. Some are organizing demonstrations, others are discussing economic disruption, and several advocate major changes to America's political system.

Meanwhile, federal authorities have documented politically motivated violence and cyberattacks against critical American infrastructure.

Independent journalists, podcasters, and former military and intelligence officials have also warned about possible unrest following November 3.

Does this mean something terrible is definitely going to happen? No. But there are enough documented concerns to justify preparing our households for the unexpected.

REMEMBER WHAT HAPPENED IN 2020

Following George Floyd's death, America witnessed widespread civil unrest.

Businesses were destroyed. Police facilities were attacked. Buildings were burned. Looting and violence devastated neighborhoods, causing billions of dollars in property damage.

Although most demonstrations were peaceful, violent individuals exploited the unrest. Some identified with Antifa, while others had different affiliations or no established organizational connection.

It does not require thousands of violent people to create a serious emergency. A relatively small number of determined individuals can inflict tremendous damage.

And the threat of political violence did not end in 2020.

In July 2025, individuals federal prosecutors identified as members of a North Texas Antifa cell carried out a coordinated attack on the Prairieland ICE Detention Center.

A police officer was shot.

In March 2026, nine defendants were convicted of offenses connected to that attack. Federal prosecutors presented evidence involving weapons, planning, reconnaissance, and encrypted communications.

This was not ordinary political disagreement. It was serious criminal violence.

Americans should remember what happened before assuming such violence could never happen again.

WHAT ARE LEFT-WING ORGANIZATIONS PREPARING FOR?

Several progressive and socialist organizations have publicly announced preparations for possible confrontations surrounding the midterms.

Their stated justification is concern that the Trump administration could interfere with election results.

That is their position, not proof that such interference will occur.

FREE WASHINGTON PROJECT — ECONOMIC DISRUPTION

On October 19, the Free Washington Project and Voter Protection Alliance advertised a Seattle gathering concerning possible election sabotage.

Organizers discussed imposing economic costs, creating disruption, and pressuring corporations if they believed election results were being undermined.

They encouraged participants to circulate the invitation within trusted circles.

These statements appeared in the organization's own announcement, not merely in reports from political opponents.

Economic pressure is different from physical sabotage, but the announcement demonstrates that organized disruption is being considered as a political tactic.

LABOR ORGANIZATIONS — A NATIONAL ECONOMIC BLACKOUT?

On October 13, the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America reported preparations by Local 1186 in Wisconsin.

The union described election-defense training, coordination with other labor organizations, and collecting pledges from people willing to participate in escalating responses to perceived election interference.

One proposed action was a national economic blackout.

Such a blackout generally means withholding purchases, labor, or economic participation—not shutting down the electrical grid.

Nevertheless, coordinated work stoppages can affect businesses, transportation, and communities.

FREE DC — ELECTION CONTINGENCY TRAINING

Free DC conducted election-related preparations, including an advanced noncooperation training session scheduled for October 18.

Participants were required to complete previous training, and organizers said attendees would be vetted before receiving location details.

The training involved practicing responses to possible political and election-related scenarios.

Such activities are not proof of criminal intent, but they demonstrate organized preparations for coordinated action.

INDIVISIBLE AND NO KINGS — NOVEMBER 4 MOBILIZATION

Indivisible's What's the Plan? podcast, hosted by Ezra Levin and Leah Greenberg, has encouraged supporters to prepare for rapid mobilization following possible election disputes.

The organization has promoted an Election Defense Corps and coordinated demonstrations.

A national post-election call is scheduled for November 4.

Its purpose is to coordinate responses if organizers believe the election has been undermined.

Indivisible explicitly calls for lawful, nonviolent participation.

Still, a nationwide organizing and communications network is already in place.

REFUSE FASCISM — CALLS FOR TRUMP'S REMOVAL

Refuse Fascism openly advocates removing President Trump from power.

Its October 5 podcast discussed the possibility of mass demonstrations and sustained political resistance.

The organization argues that relying solely on elections is insufficient.

A November 1 webinar titled Preparing for What May Come: Election Day and After is scheduled to examine potential election disputes and coordinated responses.

Its published materials call for nonviolent action.

Nevertheless, Americans should understand its stated political objectives and the preparations being discussed.

WHAT ABOUT THE DEMOCRATIC SOCIALISTS OF AMERICA?

The Democratic Socialists of America, commonly known as the DSA, advocates changes extending far beyond ordinary elections.

Its 2026 national program, Workers Deserve More, proposes major restructuring of America's political and economic institutions.

Among its proposals are abolishing the United States Senate, establishing public ownership of major corporations and essential industries, and substantially changing political representation.

Some proposals would require significant constitutional amendments.

These positions are published in the DSA's own program.

However, the DSA, Antifa-associated networks, and the national Democratic Party are different organizations.

The DSA's political program does not establish that it is planning attacks against America's infrastructure.

WHAT ARE LEFT-WING PODCASTERS SAYING?

Conservative commentators are not the only ones discussing possible political confrontation.

Several progressive and left-wing podcasts have been examining the midterms and potential responses.

Refuse Fascism Podcast: Its October 5 program discussed sustained resistance, mass demonstrations, and efforts to remove Trump from power.

It Could Happen Here: This program regularly examines political instability, extremism, and social conflict. Its October 20 episode discussed concerns about voting restrictions and possible election interference.

Chapo Trap House: Its October 26 episode, featuring journalist Ryan Grim, examined electoral politics, progressive movements, and the approaching midterms.

Indivisible's What's the Plan?: This program has discussed election-defense organizing, rapid mobilization, and responses to possible election disputes.

However, the episodes examined did not establish plans for attacks against American water, electrical, or fuel infrastructure.

There is a difference between political rhetoric, organized protests, economic disruption, and deliberate criminal violence.

That distinction is essential when evaluating warnings.

WHAT ARE GENERAL MICHAEL FLYNN AND OTHER COMMENTATORS WARNING ABOUT?

Retired Lt. General Michael Flynn has repeatedly warned about socialist political movements, information warfare, and threats to constitutional government.

During his October 6 appearance on Josh Reid and Alpha Warrior's DEFCON ZERQ, Flynn discussed political movements, the DSA, constitutional principles, and the importance of citizen involvement.

Josh and Alpha have examined possible election disputes, constitutional confrontations, and emergency powers.

Glenn Beck and independent researcher DataRepublican have investigated allegations involving activist networks preparing for a potential constitutional legitimacy crisis.

Other commentators, including Dan Bongino, have encouraged Americans to maintain emergency supplies.

Their discussions raise questions worthy of examination.

But their interpretations are not, by themselves, evidence that an organization has scheduled an infrastructure attack.

Warnings deserve attention. Evidence determines how seriously specific allegations should be treated.

OUR INFRASTRUCTURE MAY BE THE GREATEST CONCERN

Consider what American families depend upon every day.

Electricity. Drinking water. Fuel. Grocery stores. Banking. Communications. Transportation.

What happens when those systems suddenly become unavailable?

On July 30, 2026, the FBI and Environmental Protection Agency warned about malicious cyber activity targeting American water and wastewater systems.

Utilities in at least seven states had reported incidents, some involving actual operational disruptions.

Michigan has also reported water-system cybersecurity incidents.

These attacks demonstrate vulnerabilities in essential infrastructure.

They do not establish responsibility by American political organizations.

But imagine an extended electrical outage.

Gas stations might be unable to pump fuel. Grocery stores could lose refrigeration. Electronic payments and communications might become unreliable.

Private wells requiring electricity could stop supplying water.

One extended local power failure could create a serious emergency for thousands of families.

POLITICALLY MOTIVATED INFRASTRUCTURE SABOTAGE HAS HAPPENED

On January 3, 2026, approximately 45,000 households in Berlin, Germany, initially lost electricity following an apparent deliberate attack on electrical infrastructure.

A far-left extremist group known as Vulkangruppe claimed responsibility.

German federal prosecutors opened a terrorism investigation.

The attack disrupted homes, businesses, and essential services.

Although the perpetrators had not been conclusively identified in the reporting examined, the incident demonstrates that deliberate infrastructure sabotage is a genuine security concern.

There is no established connection between that incident and American political organizations preparing for the midterms.

Nevertheless, the consequences illustrate why protecting essential infrastructure matters.

SHOULD AMERICANS BE CONCERNED?

Past events demonstrate that politically motivated violence can occur, sometimes involving organized participants.

The 2020 riots demonstrated the consequences of widespread unrest.

The 2025 Texas attack demonstrated that extremists could coordinate serious violence.

The 2026 cybersecurity incidents demonstrated vulnerabilities in American infrastructure.

At the same time, there is no verified evidence establishing that Antifa, the DSA, or Democratic Party leadership has organized a nationwide infrastructure attack for November 3 or afterward.

But preparing for emergencies does not require knowing exactly what might happen.

It requires recognizing that unexpected disruptions are possible.

WHAT SHOULD EVERY AMERICAN FAMILY DO?

Preparing responsibly does not require panic buying or spending thousands of dollars.

Consider these basic precautions:

WATER: Store at least one gallon of drinking water per person daily. A two-week supply is preferable when practical. Remember your pets.

FOOD: Maintain approximately 7–14 days of nonperishable food your household normally eats.

FUEL: Keep vehicles reasonably fueled. Store additional gasoline only in approved containers and safe locations.

ELECTRICITY: Have working flashlights, batteries, portable chargers, and an emergency radio. Operate generators outdoors, safely away from buildings.

MEDICATIONS: Keep necessary prescriptions and medical supplies available.

CASH: Maintain a reasonable emergency cash reserve if electronic payment systems become unavailable.

COMMUNICATIONS: Establish a family emergency plan. Include elderly relatives, people with disabilities, and pets.

INFORMATION: Follow credible emergency announcements and verify alarming claims before sharing them.

These supplies are useful during winter storms, electrical outages, severe weather, and many other emergencies.

THIS WARNING IS FOR ALL AMERICANS

Whether you are Republican, Democrat, Independent, conservative, liberal, or somewhere in between, your family's safety comes first.

Americans have the constitutional right to peacefully protest and express political disagreement.

But nobody has the right to burn businesses, assault innocent citizens, threaten election workers, or destroy essential infrastructure.

Political violence is unacceptable regardless of who commits it.

And when essential services fail, they affect Americans of every political affiliation.

A FINAL WARNING TO MY FELLOW AMERICANS

We are approaching an important national election.

Political organizations are preparing for possible disputes.

Some are discussing coordinated economic disruption.

Podcasters and commentators are examining scenarios involving unrest and constitutional confrontation.

Federal authorities have documented politically motivated violence and real vulnerabilities in essential infrastructure.

These developments justify awareness and reasonable preparation. They do not prove disaster is coming.

Perhaps November 3 will pass peacefully.

Perhaps the anticipated confrontations will never materialize.

But what if something unexpected happens?

What if demonstrations become violent?

What if electricity is unavailable for several days?

What if water supplies, transportation, or communications are interrupted?

Would your household be ready?

There is an old saying:

"IT IS BETTER TO HAVE IT AND NOT NEED IT THAN TO NEED IT AND NOT HAVE IT."

My message is simple:

PREPARE YOUR HOUSEHOLD. STAY INFORMED. HELP YOUR NEIGHBORS. REMAIN PEACEFUL.

If nothing happens, your emergency supplies will still be useful during the next winter storm or unexpected power outage.

And if something serious does happen, those preparations could make a tremendous difference.

🇺🇸 AMERICA, PREPARE FOR THE UNKNOWN.

Not because disaster is inevitable.

Because protecting our families is a responsibility we should all take seriously.

God Bless America, and may God protect our families and our great nation.

PLEASE SHARE — PREPAREDNESS IS NOT PANIC. IT IS COMMON SENSE.