“Activist Michelle Melendez, who previously wrote about the Maui fires as a ‘land grab,’ returns to highlight anomalies in the LA fires and now the fires in the Carolinas. Is a new technology being used to clear prime real estate for Blackrock to rebuild ’15 Minute Cities’?” Follow ‘Outspoken’ on […]
“Appalachia Update”
Emerald Robinson shines a light on FEMA failures and VP Vance’s visit to the devastated NC areas. Also: What is up with the midtown shooter story and crazed left-wing reactions of support for violence? Follow ‘Emerald & Naomi’ on Rumble! https://rumble.com/c/EmeraldAndNaomi Please Support Our Sponsors: Birch Gold Group: “A Gold IRA […]
“Whether the Weather”
Original Organic or not, I have to ask: Where is home? What is safety? I’m still in shock. I started this essay a little over a week ago because I couldn’t accept the pictures coming out of Western North Carolina. My mind simply couldn’t square those images with my own […]
“Blackhawk Helicopter Damages Supply Depot in NC”
Originally posted on the author’s Substack Unidentified military helicopter blasts volunteer supplies with rotor wash. An unidentified Black Hawk military helicopter deliberately blasted a volunteer supply depot in North Carolina with rotor wash. Rotor wash from Black Hawk helicopters is very well understood, and its destructive force has been repeatedly […]
“Appalachia, NC Infrastructure Collapse, No Fed Help”
Emerald Robinson, who grew up in Appalachia, recounts from eyewitness reports, devastating scenes of chaos in flooded areas in Appalachia and NC. A pattern similar to that in Lahaina after the fire is emerging: total failure of FEMA help, government disruption of volunteers’ help, all the way down to drones, […]
“NC Court Rules Federal PREP Act Protects Forced Vaccination Without Parental Consent”
A North Carolina Court of Appeals found that a clinic, where personnel gave a 14-year-old boy a COVID-19 shot without his consent or parental consent, was protected by the PREP Act By Carolyn Hendler, JD April 8, 2024 A North Carolina Court of Appeals found that a clinic, where personnel […]