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REDSITREP RS-002 - MAY DAY STRONG | FROM PROTEST TO PRACTICE RUN FOR 2028 May Day Strong: From Protest to Practice Run for 2028 Organized labor, in coordination with the May Day Strong coalition, is actively mobilizing for nationwide economic disruption (“No Work, No School, No Shopping”) on May 1, 2026. This is explicitly described by union leadership as a practice run and capacity-building exercise for a larger general strike. Evidence from the April 18, 2026 May Day Town Hall shows that labor leaders are explicitly framing May Day actions as preparation for a larger general strike effort in 2028. To understand the scale and seriousness of this operation, the central organizing hub is MayDayStrong.org . May Day Strong When navigating to the May Day Strong website, visitors are greeted with a black-and-white banner image featuring demonstrators holding protest signs. One of the most prominent signs reads, “PEOPLE OVER BILLIONAIRES,” reflecting...

REDSITREP RS-001 - Why REDSITREP? REDSITREP OSINT ANALYSIS OF IDEOLOGICAL ACTIVITY IN THE UNITED STATES RS-001                                   08 APR 26 WHY REDSITREP? While growing up during the latter stages of the Cold War, the Berlin Wall still separated East and West Germany. As a kid of the 1970s and teenager of the early 1980s, Communism was a clear threat to the Constitutional Republic I lived in. I had no deep understanding of Marxist ideology. I just knew the Soviets ran five-year plans, that their “elections” were decided long before any vote was cast, and that Khrushchev wanted to “bury” us. Nuclear war felt one crisis away—Cuban Missile Crisis, mutually assured destruction, bombers in the air 24/7, submarines on silent patrol. I grew up knowing World War Three could start at a moment’s notice. The Berlin Wall fell in November 1989. The Soviet Union co...