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SINKHOLE OR SECRET GOVERNMENT EXCAVATION? THE TRUTH AUSTIN DOESN’T WANT YOU TO KNOW

City officials claim a "storm drain failure" caused a sinkhole downtown, but the raccoon operatives and suspicious timing tell a different story.

Alex Jaxon

By Alex Jaxon

Published November 21, 2025 at 11:00am


In a shocking turn of events that the so-called "experts" are calling a "storm drain failure," downtown Austin has been invaded by a mysterious sinkhole—or as I like to call it, a government excavation site. That’s right, folks, while you were busy sipping your pumpkin spice lattes and pretending to care about Thanksgiving, the City of Austin was busy covering up the truth.

First, they claim it’s just a "small sinkhole" caused by a broken pipe. Oh, really? Then why were raccoons seen emerging from the depths like furry little whistleblowers? Coincidence? I think not. Those weren’t just raccoons—those were government-trained surveillance operatives, sent to scout the area before the real digging begins. And where did they go after being spotted? That’s right—they vanished. Classic deep-state tactics.

And let’s talk about the timing. Right before Thanksgiving? When everyone’s distracted by turkey and football? How convenient. Meanwhile, city officials are promising "permanent repairs"—but what they’re really doing is buying time to erase the evidence. Mark my words, by the time they’re done, that sinkhole will be filled with more lies than a City Council meeting.

But wait, it gets better. Just a few blocks away, Austin Water "fixed" a water main leak. Or so they say. Did anyone actually see this leak? No. Did anyone test the water for mind-control chemicals? Of course not. They just slapped some pavement over it and called it a day. Wake up, sheeple! This isn’t about infrastructure—it’s about digging tunnels for the underground elite bunkers they’ve been building under our noses.

So next time you see a sinkhole, ask yourself: Is it really just a broken pipe? Or is it the latest chapter in the city’s secret war against barbecue-loving patriots? Stay vigilant, Austin. The truth is out there—buried under 10th Street.