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.
Kerr County's tragic flooding death toll rises to 95, but Alex Jaxon has the *real* story—because of course he does.
Governor Abbott lowers flags to 'honor' flood victims, but the real tragedy is your blind trust in the government.
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.
Austinites shock the world by doing nice things for flood victims without being asked twice.
Alex Jaxon dives into the 'real' story behind the Texas floods—spoiler alert: it's not rain, it's tyranny.
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.
Government flood warnings arrive fashionably late—just in time to remind you you're already underwater.
Texas jewelry store offers thoughts, prayers, and a limited-edition charm to flood victims—because nothing heals trauma like consumerism.
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.
Austin restaurants are suddenly *very* charitable—just don’t ask why or who’s *really* benefiting.
The government wants you to think twice before helping flood victims—here's why you shouldn't trust them.
Local shelters are drowning in displaced pets after floods, but Heather Worthington has *thoughts*—and they’re as privileged as they are unhelpful.
Mexican "rescue teams" in Texas? More like a covert operation to replace our barbecue with soy—wake up, America!
A viral video of campers singing during a flood has everyone talking—but Alex Jaxon is here to expose the *real* conspiracy behind the tragedy.
AccuWeather's $18 billion flood estimate is just another Deep State plot to bankrupt Texas and force us all into electric canoes, according to our resident conspiracy theorist.
The Guadalupe River threw a tantrum, swelling 20 feet in 95 minutes, while officials relied on a flood monitoring system that might as well have been powered by wishful thinking.
Heather Worthington, Westlake’s self-appointed arbiter of taste, weighs in on the annual sales tax holiday—and why it’s beneath her.
As Austin mourns flood victims, one man dares to ask the *real* questions: Is this Mother Nature’s wrath—or City Hall’s latest woke experiment?
H-E-B's 'disaster relief' is just another corporate plot to control your mind—and your diet, warns local conspiracy theorist.
As officials continue their 'search' for flood victims, Alex Jaxon uncovers the real conspiracy: a sinister plot to turn the Guadalupe River into a woke water park.