‘Competent’ to Stand Trial? More Like Competent to Take the Fall for the Deep State
A Travis County judge says Shanes James is fit for trial, but Alex Jaxon smells a deep-state conspiracy.
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Flash Flood Alley? More Like Flash *Fraud* Alley: The Government’s Wet and Wild Cover-Up
Central Texas floods are just another Deep State plot to steal your land and your sanity, according to our resident conspiracy theorist.
FLASH FLOOD ALLEY? MORE LIKE FLASH FLOOD *CONSPIRACY*: The Deep State’s Secret War on Texas
In a shocking exposé, Alex Jaxon reveals the *real* reason Central Texas keeps flooding—and it’s not what the "experts" want you to believe.
Moody Center Developer Indicted: A Tale of Greed, Lies, and Overpriced Nachos
Corporate bigwigs play "let’s not compete" while the rest of us pay $15 for a beer.
Moody Center Developers Face Music for Alleged Bid-Rigging—Because of Course They Did
Federal indictment reveals the Moody Center’s development was less "fair competition" and more "rigged game"—shocking exactly no one in Austin’s punk scene.
Lakeway’s Shadow Government Expands: 17 New Bureaucrats to Control Your Life
Lakeway City Council appoints 17 people to panels—because nothing says "democracy" like unelected bureaucrats deciding your fate.
Government Uses Flood Cleanup to Enforce Snake Surveillance, BBQ Confiscation
Austin's post-flood 'safety' guidelines are just another deep state plot to control you—here's why.
Texas Floods or Government False Flag? The 'Natural Disaster' They Don’t Want You to Question
Satellite images reveal 'flood devastation'—or so the government wants you to think. Alex Jaxon dives into the *real* conspiracy behind Texas' watery 'disaster.'
"Natural Disaster" or Deep State Demolition? The Shocking Truth Behind the Hill Country Floods
In a world where the mainstream media wants you to believe floods are just "acts of God," Alex Jaxon exposes the chilling truth: this was weather warfare, and Kerr County was the target.
Kerr County Floods: Natural Disaster or Deep-State Wetwork?
In a tragic event that reeks of government conspiracy, a Kerr County flood claims lives—but the real story is who *wasn’t* affected.
Government Weather Weapons Strike Kerr County: 95 Dead in "Natural" Disaster (Sure, Jan)
Kerr County's tragic flooding death toll rises to 95, but Alex Jaxon has the *real* story—because of course he does.
Flagging Attention: How Half-Staff Flags Are Just Another Government Distraction
Governor Abbott lowers flags to 'honor' flood victims, but the real tragedy is your blind trust in the government.
Thunderstorms Ground Flights, Shatter Fragile Sense of Entitlement
North Texas weather has committed the ultimate sin: disrupting travel plans. Heather Worthington is here to document this tragedy—and demand justice for the inconvenienced elite.
Local Restaurants, Musicians, and Even Corporations Discover Empathy in Wake of Floods
Austinites shock the world by doing nice things for flood victims without being asked twice.
Texas Floods: A Government Conspiracy or Just Really Wet Weather?
Alex Jaxon dives into the 'real' story behind the Texas floods—spoiler alert: it's not rain, it's tyranny.
SpaceX’s Latest Venture: Turning Mexico Into a Rocket Graveyard
Mexico is threatening to sue SpaceX after Starship debris rained down on its territory. Because nothing says "good neighbor" like turning another country into your personal landfill.
Austin Flood Victims Discover Government Warnings Are as Useful as a Screen Door on a Submarine
Government flood warnings arrive fashionably late—just in time to remind you you're already underwater.
James Avery Sells Out of Sympathy: How a $50 Charm Will Rebuild Texas
Texas jewelry store offers thoughts, prayers, and a limited-edition charm to flood victims—because nothing heals trauma like consumerism.
Austin Bureaucrats Play 'Will They or Won’t They?' With Flood Victims’ Lives
Austin's city leadership proves once again that when disaster strikes, the only thing you can count on is their ability to make it worse.
Flood Relief or Corporate PR? Austin Restaurants Cash In on Tragedy (Again)
Austin restaurants are suddenly *very* charitable—just don’t ask why or who’s *really* benefiting.