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Dedicated to providing Alternative News and Unbiased Reporting for those tired of the mainstream media. Our Real Stories, Live Coverage, and Pressing News cover topics from social unrest to true crime. We feature Documentary Pieces and In-Depth Interviews that the media avoids, embracing Citizen Journalism and highlighting under-reported events. Tune in to our channel for daily updates on the most pressing news, and become a part of our growing community that values truth and transparency. Don't forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell to never miss an episode!
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Oregon Governor Tina Kotek is facing backlash after claiming that federal agents are “escalating” tensions in Portland and that recent violence comes from counterprotesters — not demonstrators.Critics say this is a blatant attempt to shift blame as clashes continue near the ICE facility.Is Kotek covering for her political allies, or telling the truth?
A bizarre moment from Portland’s ICE protest has gone viral — court filings describe a woman in a bird costume chasing reporter Nick Sortor while swinging a feather-covered stick.
A massive fire at one of California’s largest oil refineries is shaking up gas prices across the Southwest — with some areas already topping $4 per gallon. We break down what happened, why it matters, and how long prices could stay high.
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell made headlines after saying he has “no desire” to jail repeat offenders, preferring to understand their life stories instead. Critics call it dangerous leniency — supporters say it’s a humane, root-cause approach. In this video, we break down what Harrell actually said, why it’s controversial, and what it means for public safety and Seattle’s upcoming election.
Downtown Portland is facing one of its toughest chapters yet. Once a thriving hub of business, culture, and community, the city’s core is now struggling with record-high office vacancies, empty storefronts, and ongoing public safety concerns.In this video, we take a hard look at what’s driving the decline — from remote work and rising taxes to safety issues and shifting urban priorities. Can Portland recover, or is this the new normal for downtown life?📉 Topics Covered:– Office vacancy rates and business closures– Safety and homelessness challenges– City policies and leadership response– What residents and small businesses are saying
On October 3, 2025, a crowd gathered outside the Portland ICE Detention Center and began chanting “USA! Thank you ICE”, among other patriotic slogans.This video shows the moment the chants broke out — capture of the atmosphere, crowd reaction, and law enforcement presence.
Portland organizers are planning an “emergency” World Naked Bike Ride in response to the federal government’s decision to deploy National Guard troops to the city.⚡ About 200 soldiers are preparing at Camp Rilea as legal challenges from Oregon officials—including Governor Tina Kotek and Attorney General Dan Rayfield—seek to block the deployment.🚲 The Naked Bike Ride, already a long-standing Portland tradition, is being framed as both a protest against militarization and a show of the city’s unique activist culture.
A Portland City Council member is literally advising protesters to use burner phones and encrypted apps to avoid federal detection while they obstruct ICE operations. Yes, you read that right – an elected official is coaching people on how to interfere with the deportation of criminal illegals. As usual, we're watching taxpayer-funded politicians work against law enforcement while their city crumbles under homeless encampments and drug chaos. This is the same Portland that had to re-criminalize drugs after their "progressive experiment" failed spectacularly. Now they're planning emergency naked bike rides to protest federal troops protecting ICE facilities. Because nothing says serious political resistance quite like riding around naked on a bicycle, right? Meanwhile, they claim their streets "look beautiful" while carefully avoiding footage of the actual disaster zones. Is anyone surprised that the city council member who immigrated here for a better life is now defending the very lawlessness that destroys communities? What did they expect would happen when you tell federal agents they can't do their jobs? Subscribe for more coverage of government insanity and cultural decline that you won't see in mainstream media!
A dramatic look at claims surrounding Portland’s ICE facility: by night, masked protesters and Antifa clashes — by day, NGOs providing aid and support. This video explores the narratives, controversies, and deeper questions about politics, activism, and immigration in America.
Portland Police Chief Bob Day just bent the knee to progressive ideology, and it's absolutely stunning to watch. For over 100 nights, Antifa has turned a federal ICE facility into a war zone—windows boarded up, graffiti everywhere, firebombing, and residents can't even sleep due to noise violations. Yet Portland Police Bureau has been completely MIA, doing nothing but "monitoring from a distance" while federal agents handle violent criminals alone. But the moment Trump announces federal troops are coming to protect the facility, suddenly Portland police are "Johnny on the spot" making arrests. Could you imagine if the Proud Boys did this for even one night outside City Hall? Game over instantly. This is pure partisan politics—ICE is literally deporting criminal illegal aliens who've committed crimes, doing exactly what they're supposed to do. But because it's Trump's federal government, Portland leadership would rather support the anarchists firebombing buildings than law enforcement protecting their community. The hypocrisy is absolutely mind-blowing. What happened to supporting law and order? Why are residents who can't sleep in their own homes less important than appeasing Antifa? Let me know what you think in the comments, and don't forget to subscribe for more government accountability content!
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is calling Trump an "unstable human being" for sending federal agents to arrest Venezuelan gang members in his city. Let that sink in for a moment. Nearly 300 ICE agents carried out a targeted operation against Tren de Aragua gang members, and Johnson's response? Pure outrage that someone dared to enforce immigration law in his sanctuary city.We break down Johnson's CNN meltdown with Wolf Blitzer, his claims about "militarized troops," and the shocking reality that he's more upset about ICE doing their job than actual gang members terrorizing Chicago residents. Meanwhile, cities like Memphis are welcoming federal help because their mayors understand basic public safety.So here's the million-dollar question: How exactly do you defend keeping foreign gang members in American communities? And why are Chicago residents supposedly "shocked and appalled" by the sight of law enforcement actually enforcing the law? The mental gymnastics are Olympic-level here, folks.
Here we go again – Seattle just claimed the crown for highest office vacancy rate in America at 27.2%, and surprise, surprise, it's paired with the nation's most expensive Uber rides and DoorDash fees. What did they expect after slapping $9.2 billion in new taxes on businesses? We dive into Washington State's perfect storm of anti-business policies, from Microsoft's 9,000 layoffs to Starbucks shuttering 28 locations due to safety concerns and razor-thin margins. Meanwhile, tax receipts are sliding over $500 million below projections – because nothing says "come invest here" like the highest gas prices in the country and extreme regulations that even DoorDash can't stomach. Is anyone shocked that Jeff Bezos packed up for Florida? When your state becomes California 2.0 but with worse weather, businesses tend to read the writing on the wall. How long before the inevitable exodus becomes a stampede? Hit that subscribe button if you're tired of watching taxpayer money fund the decline of once-great cities, and let me know in the comments – what's your breaking point for government-induced decline?
Remember Tiffany 'Super Mayor' Henyard? The queen of government waste who burned through taxpayer dollars like confetti while running Illinois townships like her personal piggy bank? Well, here's your update: she's basically vanished into thin air after getting absolutely demolished in the elections. We're talking about a politician who went from stealing headlines with her outrageous antics to... selling a $99 tell-all book (now marked down to $60, because even her book pricing screams desperation). From her mysterious clothing line that sells nothing to her $1,000 scholarship that screams PR stunt, Tiff Tiff has gone from corrupt super mayor to irrelevant has-been faster than you can say "FBI investigation." The woman who once made township meetings must-watch entertainment is now hawking hoodies on a website that doesn't actually sell anything. Is anyone surprised that when the cameras stopped rolling and the taxpayer money dried up, the great Tiffany Henyard just... disappeared? What did we expect would happen when accountability finally caught up with someone who treated public office like a personal ATM? Hit that subscribe button if you want more updates on fallen political stars and government accountability!
Here we go again – Pacific Northwest leaders are having a collective meltdown because federal troops might actually make them enforce the law. While Portland burns with 102+ nights of Antifa chaos at federal buildings (complete with guillotines, because that's totally "peaceful protest"), Seattle's Mayor Bruce Harrell is grandstanding about non-existent threats to his city. Remember CHOP/CHAZ? Two black kids murdered while Seattle "took care of itself." Now these same leaders who coddle domestic terrorists are crying about "unconstitutional overreach" when Trump sends 200 National Guard troops to protect federal property that's under siege nightly. The cognitive dissonance is staggering – they claim Portland "has it under control" while ICE agents dodge firebombs and federal buildings get vandalized into oblivion. Meanwhile, taxpayers fund this circus as businesses flee and crime skyrockets. Is anyone surprised that cities refusing to enforce basic laws are now shocked when federal authorities step in? What did they expect when they let anarchists run wild for years? Like, subscribe, and let me know in the comments – do you think these mayors are genuinely this delusional, or is this just election-year theater?
Here we go again - Starbucks shutting down 400 stores nationwide, mostly in those wonderful progressive cities where safety apparently means dodging swords in the parking lot and stepping over needles in the bathroom. Corporate says it's about "economic realities" and "safety issues," but conveniently left out the part about unionized locations getting the axe. What a shocker!We're diving into the real reasons behind these closures: from Seattle's $26+ minimum wage crushing small businesses to Aurora Avenue's prostitute-and-pimp breakfast combo special. When your "physical environment" includes open-air drug markets and guillotines outside (yes, really), maybe it's time to pack up that overpriced latte machine. Meanwhile, when residents graffiti "COWARDLY" on closed stores, they're literally proving why these locations needed to shut down in the first place.Isn't it amazing how the same cities demanding businesses stay open are the ones making it impossible for them to operate? What did they expect when they prioritized virtue signaling over basic law and order?
Here we go again with Democrats gaslighting America about "mostly peaceful" protests while Antifa literally brings GUILLOTINES to threaten ICE officers in Portland. Senator Ron Wyden stages a daytime photo-op claiming everything's fine, conveniently ignoring the boarded-up federal buildings, graffiti everywhere, and nightly war zone footage we all saw with our own eyes. Meanwhile, local residents claim they're more concerned about federal agents than the violent thugs who've been terrorizing their neighborhood for 100 days straight. The same people who murdered conservatives before are back at it, but Portland's weak leadership thinks boardedup buildings and death threats are just "spirited debate." When you have to barricade windows like a hurricane's coming, that's not peaceful protest - that's domestic terrorism. Trump's absolutely right to send in federal troops because Portland officials are either too incompetent or too ideologically captured to handle their own mess. Is anyone surprised that blue city mayors are more upset about law enforcement than actual lawbreakers? What kind of backwards world do we live in when protecting criminal illegals is more important than public safety? Like, subscribe, and share if you're tired of Democrats covering for Antifa violence while gas-lighting the rest of us about "peaceful protests."
California just threw in the towel on yet another virtue-signaling mandate - this time their electric truck requirement for private fleets. Surprise, surprise! Turns out you can't just wave a regulatory wand and magically transform an entire industry overnight. Who could have seen that coming?We break down how California's Air Resources Board had to eat crow and repeal their zero-emission purchasing rule after realizing their power grid can't even handle current EV demand, let alone a mandated fleet conversion. Meanwhile, trucking companies were being told they'd need enough electricity to power half a city just to charge their rigs. The same state that tells people not to charge their cars during heat waves wanted to mandate electric semis by 2035.This is the third major California green mandate to bite the dust this year alone. When will politicians learn that good intentions don't override basic infrastructure reality? Are we finally seeing the end of California's regulatory overreach, or will they just double down with even more unrealistic timelines?Hit that subscribe button if you're tired of watching taxpayer money get wasted on feel-good policies that ignore economic reality. Like and share to spread some common sense!
Here we go again – Seattle's brilliant solution to sky-high rents? Ban rental pricing software! Because nothing says "we understand economics" like blaming computer programs for a housing crisis decades in the making. King County Council thinks they've cracked the code while apartment permits have plummeted 66% and they've layered on $9.2 billion in new taxes. We break down the real numbers behind Seattle's housing disaster – from the 63% drop in multifamily permits to why cities like San Francisco, Philadelphia, and Minneapolis are all mysteriously banning the same software. Spoiler alert: it's not the software driving your $2,500+ rent, it's basic supply and demand economics that these politicians refuse to acknowledge. When you constrict housing supply with endless regulations while demand stays high, rents go to the moon – shocking concept, right? Is anyone surprised that the same progressive policies crushing housing affordability everywhere are now targeting technology instead of addressing their own failed governance? What did they expect when they made it nearly impossible to build anything? Hit that subscribe button if you're tired of politicians treating taxpayers like idiots who don't understand basic economics!
New York City just proved once again that when politicians cry about 'affordable housing,' they're about to make it even MORE expensive. The city council is about to vote on requiring master plumbers for basic appliance installations like stoves and dryers - jobs that building supers and contractors have done safely for decades. With only 1,100 master plumbers for 7.5 million people, get ready for $500+ installation fees on top of already insane $4,000 monthly rents. They claim it's about 'safety,' but where's the epidemic of exploding stoves? This is a union shakedown, plain and simple, wrapped in the usual 'we're protecting you' nonsense. Meanwhile, these same politicians wonder why young professionals are fleeing to Texas and Florida. What did they expect when they keep layering regulation after regulation? Is anyone surprised that the city screaming about housing affordability just created another expensive monopoly? Subscribe if you're tired of watching blue cities shoot themselves in the foot while blaming everyone else for the mess they created.
Seattle's Mayor Bruce Harrell just dropped a budget that's more delusional than a Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl prediction. Despite facing a staggering $150 million deficit, he's proposing to spend hundreds of millions more on the same failed policies that turned downtown into a real-life thriller video. We're talking $350 million for "affordable" housing (that costs three-quarters of a million per unit), $225 million for homelessness programs that have increased street population by 23%, and now they need $10 million just to clean up graffiti and hire park rangers because lawlessness is so out of control that people are literally jumping stolen cars over drawbridges Dukes of Hazard style. Meanwhile, they're putting up chainlink fences around downtown alleys because that's totally solving the fentanyl zombie problem, right? Is anyone surprised that when you build a homeless industrial complex, more homeless people show up? What did they expect when there are zero consequences for crime and endless taxpayer-funded services? Don't forget to subscribe and hit that notification bell – someone needs to keep exposing this taxpayer-funded circus before your city becomes the next Seattle!
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