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October 2026

  • Overview
  • Changelog (v9 → v10, 17 Oct 2026)
  • Changelog (v8 → v9, 17 Oct 2026)
  • Changelog (v7 → v8, 16 Oct 2026)
  • Changelog (v6 → v7)
  • Changelog (v5 → v6)
  • Changelog (v4 → v5)
  • Changelog (v3 → v4)
  • Changelog (v2 → v3)
  • Changelog (v1 → v2)
  • 1. Method note
  • 3. Murky and startling circumstances
  • 4. Convergence analysis
  • 5. Whitney Webb assessment
  • 6. Conclusion
  • Direction 1: Following the contracts
  • Direction 2: Prophecy meets policy
  • Direction 3: The private-city pipeline
  • Direction 4: The surveillance-finance link
  • Appendix A: Unlimited Hangout leads (to verify, not findings)
  • 7. Bibliography
  • Direction 6: Brazil (added v8; full-text verified and expanded v9, 17 Oct 2026)
  • Direction 7: Latin America alignment and the data-center buildout (added v10, 17 Oct 2026)
  • Appendix B: Verification log (v8 → v9, Direction 6)
  • Appendix C: The two *Revelando* videos (cited as opinion)
  • Appendix D: Verification log (research note → v10, Direction 7)
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SoIA·Wiki·October 2026·Direction 2: Prophecy meets policy·Opinion base: eroding among the young

October 2026

Opinion base: eroding among the young

[V-s]Open page 17 in the dossier
  • A UNC Pembroke/Barna survey of 700 evangelicals aged 18–29 found support for Israel fell from 69% (2018) to 33.6% (2021); 24.3% backed the Palestinians and 42.2% neither (Times of Israel, RNS) [V-s].
  • A 2024 follow-up found overall evangelical support stable from 2021 to 2024, but under-30s were 47% less likely to strongly support Israel (Beliefnet summary) [V-s].
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