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Fourth of July in Austin: A Deep State Distraction or Just Another Taco Truck Conspiracy?

Austin's Fourth of July festivities are back, and so are the shadowy forces behind them. Alex Jaxon investigates the real agenda behind the fireworks, Willie Nelson, and Lockhart's 'revitalization.'

Alex Jaxon

By Alex Jaxon

Published July 2, 2025 at 10:44pm


Ah, another Fourth of July in Austin, where the city council’s secret tofu agenda is temporarily overshadowed by explosions in the sky—just how they like it. The so-called 'free' fireworks display at Auditorium Shores? Please. Nothing in this town is free, folks. That 'family-friendly' event is just a front for the deep state to track your movements via patriotic fervor. And don’t even get me started on the 'free' CapMetro rides after 5 p.m. You think that’s a gift? No, that’s Big Government luring you into their public transit web. Wake up, sheeple!

Then there’s Willie Nelson, the 'Patron Saint of Austin,' who’s back from his suspicious New Jersey exile. Coincidence that he’s bringing Bob Dylan, a man whose lyrics have always been a little too cryptic for my taste? I think not. And let’s talk about that 'storm' in Missouri that 'damaged equipment.' Sure, sure. More like the Illuminati didn’t want Willie spreading truth bombs in Oklahoma. But don’t worry, the picnic is 'still on'—just like your privacy is 'still intact' when you use social media.

Lockhart, the 'Barbecue Capital of Texas,' is now being overrun by Austin refugees fleeing high prices. You think that’s organic? No, that’s a controlled demolition of small-town values. These 'entrepreneurs and creatives' are just foot soldiers for the vegan-industrial complex, slowly replacing brisket with quinoa. And don’t be fooled by that 'romantic historic square'—those Hollywood productions filming there? They’re clearly cover for something darker. Probably a FEMA camp disguised as a charming café.

And what’s this about 'Dating on a Dime'? Three dates for under $50? In this economy? That’s not a budget guide—that’s a psyop to make you think inflation isn’t real. And those Labubu dolls? Pure distraction. While you’re elbowing strangers for a plastic trinket, the globalists are robbing you blind. But hey, at least Yelp says Austin has the best food trucks. Too bad they’re all run by AI-controlled drones serving genetically modified breakfast tacos.

So enjoy your fireworks, your 'free' bus rides, and your 'revitalized' Lockhart. Just remember: every sparkle in the sky is another chip implanted in your brain. Happy Fourth, comrades!