Cricket Capture

Cricket Capture 1.0.6 for Firefox and Floorp is the newest build of the Cricket Capture browser add-on. This page has the full feature description and the complete How-to that is built into the extension. Full feature description (version 1.0.6) Cricket Capture is part of the Cricket Advanced Productivity Suite. It helps you read carefully, keep what matters, and share it, without sending your data anywhere. This is the Firefox / Floorp build, version 1.0.6. It works on any site. Needs Firefox or Floorp 140 or newer. Highlight While You Read Select text and a small, see-through bubble with a blue pen appears beside the paragraph (not on top of the text) and stays with that paragraph as you scroll. Click the pen to highlight in the last color you used, or click a color dot: yellow (the default), light blue, light red, light orange, light green, or light turquoise. You can also right-click and choose "Cricket: highlight selection", or press Alt+H. If Alt+H opens the Help me...

Research cutoff: November 5, 2026, 3 PM Pacific. An independent check of the factual claims in a reader reply to The Gateway Pundit article "This Is Odd… Three States Flip GOP Senate Seats to Democrats But Pass Voter ID Laws" (Nov 5, 2026). Bottom line The record reviewed here does not substantiate that the 2020 presidential election was stolen through outcome-changing fraud. The audits and official statements reviewed point against outcome-changing theft. That is not a claim that no irregularities occurred anywhere. The 2026 results are real, but statewide totals cannot show why voters split their choices. This check grades claims; it does not endorse or rebut the reply's argument as a whole. Linking it beside the reply does not make the reply's unsupported claims verified. Opinions and values are labeled, not graded. Status labels Documented : supported by the sources reviewed. Context needed : partly accurate, missing important facts. Not substantiated :...

This is a DOGE-for-everyone background resource: a public audit of the claims swirling around Trump's November 3, 2026 announcement that the roughly $4 billion a year in US aid to Israel will end, and the bigger story people connect it to. The method is simple. Every claim gets a verdict, backed by a source you can open yourself: 🟢 Documented the record clearly shows it 🟡 Partly true some of it is on the record, some is not 🟡 Unproven no document yet; a lead for a deep dive 🔴 Contradicted the record shows otherwise The point is not to win an argument. Documented facts are the ground we stand on; unproven claims are not dismissed, they are where a deep dive is needed. The Open leads table at the end lists every one of them, with the records that could settle it and who holds them. Bottom line: The aid change is Trump's own move, framed as Netanyahu's idea, and it shifts Israel from free US-funded weapons to buying them, with no written order found yet. It fo...