• Playing ‘Dodge the Deputies’

    From my somewhat, semi-ongoing series about my sordid adventures in Virginia City, I have a doozy of a tale to tell. At some point between 11 a.m. and 11:30 a.m., I suddenly had trouble finding a spot to park along the boardwalk to deliver newspapers to the Virginia City Tourism Commission. Seeing the truck with…

  • The Deep States New Steele Dossier

    In the wake of recent global IT disruptions, legacy media is portraying these events as separate events to downplay the influence of deep-seated political agendas. Legacy media and its lack of coverage continue as it purposefully obscures the connections between CrowdStrike and Project 2025. CrowdStrike, a player in the cybersecurity realm, recently faced backlash after…

  • Media’s Whitewash of Trump Assassination Attempt Exposed

    Amid the escalating turmoil surrounding the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, Nevada’s legacy media is downplaying the gravity of the attack by framing it as just another instance of historical political violence. Critics argue this narrative serves to obscure the deeper connections between the incident, the Deep State, and political manipulation. Recent reports…

  • Shoot Out at the Running Iron Mine 

    In the high Nevada desert, the small town of Dusty Creek lay under a relentless sun, a haven for drifters, outlaws, and those seeking a fresh start. Among them was Maverick Thompson, a former lawman turned bounty hunter known for his sharp wit and quicker draw. One scorching afternoon, Jake rode into Dusty Creek, his horse…

  • Official Assassination Attempt Narrative Doesn’t Add Up

    As the dust settles from the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, the official story presented to the public leaves many unanswered questions. With a tinfoil hat firmly in place, it’s time to delve into the possibility that there’s more to this story than meets the eye. Firstly, the notion of there being two…

  • CrowdStrike Outage Raises New Questions About the 2020 Election

    The massive global IT outage that caused widespread disruption across airlines, healthcare systems, and financial markets is igniting a storm of conspiracy theories. At the heart of the controversy is CrowdStrike, a prominent cybersecurity firm with significant connections to the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and key figures in the political and tech arenas. The chaos…

  • The Triangle of the Sads

    The sads clung to me yesterday in three ways, much like an Alcoholics Anonymous sign over the door to a meeting, and not even having the Big Book thrown at me could save my miserable self. Age has been a recent subject as I just had a birthday, and the damnable Beatles tune with lyrics…

  • Olam Exits from U.S. Parsley Market, Impacting Fernley

    Olam, a global food and agriculture company, announced its decision to exit the U.S. dried parsley market, resulting in the closure of its Firebaugh, Calif., plant and the layoff of 275 workers. The Singapore-based Olam Group, which reorganized in 2020 to create Olam Food and Ingredients (OFI) and Olam Agri, will continue to operate other…

  • Unconfirmed Reports Emerge of Medical Emergency During Biden’s Vegas Visit

    A source within the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) claims President Joe Biden’s trip was cut short, not due to COVID-19, but because of a severe medical emergency. The claim contradicts the official narrative that cited COVID-19 as the reason for the sudden change in the President’s schedule. According to the source, the U.S.…

  • Electoral College Could Aid Democrats if Biden Withdraws

    As concerns grow about President Joe Biden’s mental acuity, the Electoral College could offer Democrats a safety net should Biden withdraw from the race after printing the ballots. The Electoral College has become misunderstood as it is not part of the curriculum in most state-run schools. On Election Day, U.S. voters cast ballots for electors,…