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I-35 'Crash' Exposed: Deep State Traffic Malfeasance or Just Another Tofu Tuesday?
A seemingly routine traffic jam on I-35 reveals a sinister plot by Austin's elite to destroy car culture and force us all into vegan submission.

By Alex Jaxon
Published March 1, 2026 at 11:33pm

Wake up, sheeple! While you were busy sipping your soy lattes and listening to NPR, the deep state was hard at work orchestrating another 'accident' on I-35. That's right—the so-called 'crash' at 8th Street and the southbound frontage road isn't just bad luck; it's a carefully calculated maneuver by the tofu-loving elites to grind Austin to a halt. I've been warning you for years: the city council is in cahoots with shadowy figures who want to replace our beloved barbecue culture with kale smoothies and bicycle lanes.
Let's break it down. The 'crash' happened at 4:28 p.m. on a Sunday—prime time for families trying to get home after a day of freedom-loving activities, like tailgating or visiting a gun range. Coincidence? I think not. This is all part of the Capital Express 'reconstruction' program, which is just code for 'let's make traffic so unbearable that people give up their cars and start riding unicycles powered by renewable sadness.' They claim I-35 carries 200,000 vehicles a day, but I say it's carrying 200,000 patriots who are being systematically delayed by bureaucratic nonsense.
And don't even get me started on the 'Austin Transportation and Public Works' department. These are the same people who think roundabouts are a good idea—a clear sign they've been brainwashed by European socialist agendas. They want you stuck in traffic, fuming, so you don't notice the secret underground tunnels they're building to shuttle illegal immigrants and organic veggie burgers across town. I've seen the blueprints! Well, not literally, but my sources are very reliable (they DM me on Truth Social).
Next time you're backed up on I-35, remember: it's not an accident; it's an agenda. They want you late, frustrated, and eventually accepting their dystopian vision of a car-free Austin where the only thing moving faster than traffic is the decline of our values. Stay vigilant, folks. And for goodness' sake, stock up on ammo and brisket—you'll need both to survive what's coming.
