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Wife, mother, homeschool teacher. I love my land, I know what I know, and nothing more. An ever evolving version of self. TV show- Overlooked Critical Matters

Texas, USA
Joined November 2024
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Edit: @brentmoney filed HB587 today and this will be a bill to follow and support that goes in line with this! This is based on the legislation I helped write last year HB5454 and I knew they were going to re-file. Very thankful to see that it was done so quickly! Read it here: 1drv.ms/b/c/c25d9f988bb590ad…
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Great work! Thank you!
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Measured against Adams’ standard most didn’t make the cut. Money picked the field. Machinery picked the winners. Virtue wasn’t on the ballot. And the good men who sat it out don’t get to complain. I stepped off the sideline once. I’ll do it again. ~ Doc
In The 5,000 Year Leap, the Founders’ 3rd Principle is clear: the most promising way to secure a virtuous and morally stable people is to elect virtuous leaders. 📜 Samuel Adams warned that “neither the wisest constitution nor the wisest laws will secure the liberty and happiness of a people whose manners are universally corrupt.” The true friend of liberty “will not suffer a man to be chosen into any office of power and trust who is not a wise and virtuous man.” Officials must have experience, training, proven virtue, and demonstrated wisdom; not mere ambition, money, or name. Jefferson distinguished the “natural aristocracy” of virtue and talents from the artificial one based on wealth and birth alone. The best government selects the former into office. The Founders also warned of a deeper failure: the day when the best-qualified people refuse the tedious, arduous, and sometimes unpleasant task of filling important public offices. The natural tendency is to encourage others to run while staying on the sidelines. They knew strong self-government would be impossible unless that changed. It should be counted an honor to be drafted into politics. After the 2026 midterms, the question is straightforward: Do the candidates offered (and the ones who win) reflect standards of wisdom, virtue, experience, and moral character over money, name, or political machinery? Are the good and able still sitting out, leaving the field to those less fit? A constitutional republic thrives only when the wise and virtuous step forward to lead, not merely push others. Choices driven by anything less risk the liberty and stability the Founders built. The remedy remains what they prescribed: elect the wise and virtuous, and if you are among them, stop sitting on the sidelines and step up. What do you see when you measure today’s choices against that standard? Do you feel that the midterm elected were chosen because of their virtue and goodness?
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77 proposed 765kV routes. 18 avoided CCP-connected land. Randy Nunns warned them. The @PUCT still chose to cross it. Why pass the Lone Star Infrastructure Protection Act if our own agency won’t honor it? Will they be held accountable? #txlege
They were warned. Then, by Randy Nunns’s count, 59 of 77 proposed 765kV routes crossed Chinese-owned land in Val Verde County. Nearly 77%. @VOGTforEnergy asks: How does that happen? Texans deserve answers from the @PUCT youtube.com/shorts/LJXe_6jRQ…
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Definitely, our government actually recommends two weeks of everything to survive on. Nothing wrong with prepping nowadays. The Katrina response was enough for me. I really want a bunker but if I had one I couldn't tell anyone so 😕.
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Agreed! Foreign powers have no business being in Texas!
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We must confiscate ALL land that has been bought by our enemies.
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Remember Feb 2021 in Texas? In Plano, 7 days without power, 10 without water, -2 degrees, 246 people died. It was the first time I saw local news people visibly pissed off with what was happening. If it weren’t for the sheet of ice outside, I would be in prison right now because I would’ve gone to Austin and killed that Ercot man lol! Have a plan, stay prepared, check on your peeps.
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I have some survival supplies but I could be better prepared.
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Kick out foreign interference! DON'T LET FOREIGN COMMIES MESS WITH TEXAS‼️
Chinese Billionaire with Military Ties Still Owns Land on Texas Power Line Route A Chinese billionaire who used to be a captain in China’s military and has long ties to the Chinese Communist Party bought a huge amount of land in West Texas, right near an Air Force base. He tried to build a big wind farm on that land and plug it directly into Texas’s power grid. Texas lawmakers saw the risk and passed a law in 2021 to stop people or companies from China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea from getting control or access to things like our power grid. That law worked. The wind farm project was blocked from connecting to the grid, and the original Chinese-linked plan was shut down. Neighboring ranchers later sued the grid operator to make sure it stayed shut down. Even though the wind farm was stopped, companies tied to the same man still own a lot of that land. Now Texas is planning massive new high-voltage power lines across the state. Some of the routes go right near or across land still owned by those companies. The head of the state’s utility commission was named in the related lawsuit, so he knows exactly who this is. This is the kind of situation the Lone Star Infrastructure Protection Act was meant to prevent. Giving someone with those background ties a stake in or next to critical power lines creates a real risk to the grid that powers homes, hospitals, and businesses. Texas already has a law that stops people from certain countries from buying new land. It should go further and give the state a way to deal with land that was already bought by people or companies with Chinese military or government ties, especially when that land sits under or next to vital infrastructure or military bases. The 765kv lines clearly need to be stopped for many reasons, and this just proves that further. Potential vulnerabilities from adversaries should be a no brainer, especially when the chairman for the Public Utility Commission of Texas is fully aware of who this man is and his ties to the CCP military. If you want these lines STOPPED until the land ownership and security risks are fully reviewed, YOU can submit a public comment to the PUCT on Docket 59336 (Howard to Solstice 765 kV line). Go to the PUCT website, search for Docket 59336, and use the Interchange Filer to file a comment. Tell them the lines should not move forward until the known foreign ownership issues near the route are addressed and the grid is protected under the Lone Star Infrastructure Protection Act. The U.S. military is already preparing for the possibility that the power grid could be attacked or go down. Under a new program called FORTRESS America, major military bases are being set up so they can keep running on their own power even if the civilian grid fails. They are getting ready for that risk. The question is whether the rest of us are doing the same. Are you prepared to lose power if a man such as this or his allies are able to cause damage to our power grid? How well protected do you think our grid actually is? Comment below and let me know your thoughts! Learn More about this from American Energy Works: youtu.be/CeLxVBBAoZI?si=mySJ… LSIPA: lrl.texas.gov/scanned/signed… Federal Court Documents: courtlistener.com/docket/674…
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For 250 years, our heroes fought, bled, & died while building our country into the greatest force for good the modern world has ever known. Some made it home. Some did not. Some did not even have the right to vote when they gave their lives. See the following story. I’m asking you to please watch this message. Share it. Honor those who sacrificed by making your voice heard. PS. You may need a tissue or two. @TexasGOP @4SharkFour @SaraGonzalesTX @MQSullivan
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As we head into the midterms, there is no more important time to understand how elections are stolen. We are not talking about voter fraud, this is about stealing entire elections. Here is a rare look into how that is done, how it began & where it is going. For the love of God, pay attention. Your ability to have any say in how you live is what is on the ballot this November. If you think this is about what Trump has or has not done yet so you may not vote, then you are not looking at the monster standing right in front of you.
100th EPISODE! ELECTION INTEGRITY SPECIAL | Going Rogue with Lara Logan For our milestone 100th episode of Going Rogue with Lara Logan, we went LIVE before a studio audience at the America First Warehouse in Long Island, New York, for a special investigation into one of the most consequential issues facing America ahead of the 2026 midterms. From Venezuela to America’s voting systems, Lara and an extraordinary panel of intelligence experts, investigators, and election integrity advocates examine election manipulation, the vulnerabilities in our voting infrastructure, and the national security implications. Featuring Gary Berntsen, Ralph Pezzullo, Martin Rodil, Mark Cook, Dr. Andrew Paquette, Ed Solomon, Joe Hoft, and Tina Peters. 00:00:00 Opening clips and introduction of the Going Rogue 100th episode live event 00:01:13 Lara Logan introduces panelists Gary Berntsen, Martin Rodil, and Ralph Pezzullo 00:06:32 Origins of voting machine concerns: HAVA, Venezuela, and Smartmatic 00:15:19 Smartmatic ownership shuffling and the 2025 Liberty Vote sale 00:17:18 Recruiting software engineers abroad and building a lab in the Bahamas and Switzerland 00:23:00 Violence against a witness's family and cartel involvement 00:28:09 Tina Peters' forensic images and source code obtained 00:30:37 U.S. intelligence and law enforcement penetration and inaction 00:39:12 USAID, CEPPS, and funding foreign use of Smartmatic technology 00:43:00 Machines are compromised without internet connection 00:44:45 FBI scrutiny of the panelists and hybrid warfare against the U.S. 00:49:35 intelligence community, media, and what citizens can do 00:55:50 Cartel de los Soles and Tren de Aragua 01:00:07 China's role, fentanyl, and unrestricted warfare 01:02:25 Panel calls to action and discussion of leadership and Venezuela policy 01:14:34 Second panel introduced: Mark Cook, Andrew Paquette, Ed Solomon, Joseph Hoft 01:17:24 Mark Cook outlines two requirements for fair elections and the stages of manipulation 01:26:41 Andrew Paquette on duplicate and "clone" voter registrations and the "spiral algorithm" 01:38:46 Ed Solomon presents cast vote record analysis and "synchronized rates of change" 01:51:48 Joseph Hoft on auditing standards, California voter rolls, and sampling in Orange County 01:58:34 Panelists' practical advice: vote in person on Election Day, hand counts, and reporting 02:06:46 Closing thoughts and case references from Paquette and Solomon 02:23:00 Introduction of Tina Peters 02:30:00 Peters on prison, her conviction, and her plan to petition the U.S. Supreme Court 02:44:00 Peters on White House meetings, hand-count plans, and reform proposals 03:00:00 Audience Q&A: spreading the word and collecting cast vote records 03:07:00 Discussion of a "clean slate," the administrative state, and subversion 03:14:00 Connecticut lawsuit and the role of cast vote records 03:21:00 How Trump won in 2016 and shifts in tactics since 03:36:00 Audience tributes and a question on journalism careers 03:49:00 Closing remarks, a gift to Logan, and final calls to action @americafirstwh @RalphPezzullo @KingSolomon006 @realtinapeters @PatriotMarkCook @realJoeHoft @GaryBerntsen @GoingRoguewLara
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@GregAbbott_TX @SecWar this is just insane. WTH is our country doing ?😡😡😡
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⚠️ CCP Ties, Texas Power Lines: Why Did the PUC Approve This Route? We are in danger, and Texans deserve answers. In September 2025, Randy Nunns asked CPS Energy, AEP, and consultant Burns & McDonnell a direct question about planned 765 kV transmission lines: “What are you going to do about the Chinese-owned land?” They said they didn’t know. Randy emailed the details. They thanked him. Six months later, the utilities filed 77 proposed routes. By Randy’s count, 59 crossed Chinese-owned land in Val Verde County alone. Nearly 77% were on CCP owned land! How do you overlook that much? The utilities, SOAH judges, and @PUCTX were warned about the national security threat of routing critical power infrastructure across foreign-adversary-owned land. Yet the PUC approved one of those routes anyway. If our regulators won’t protect our critical infrastructure, who will? @TPPF @kevinsparkstx @BradBuckleyDVM @GovAbbottPress @LtGovTX @TXlege @AmmonSBlair @Nancy4Thinking youtube.com/shorts/uu-Z4o4_v…
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YOUR voice really does matter here. Don't like your power bill? Step it up and get your comments on the actual considered record. Not the time to be silent.
Social media is still not the official record. As of this morning, Project 58317 at the Public Utility Commission of Texas has 112 filings. That is up from 107 two weeks ago. The newest ones include Bee County, more comments on data centers and 765 kV, and another on the Governor’s audit. The last one went in on October 22. Five days of quiet since‼️ About 80 of those filings are comments from residents and neighbors since the August audit letter. That is the whole statewide paper trail. A packed local meeting can outnumber it in an hour. PUCT is a state agency. It regulates electric utilities across Texas. ERCOT is one of the grids in this state, not the only one. If you live here and you have a real concern about data centers, industrial solar, wind, batteries, or 765 kV lines, this is the file that counts. The Governor’s audit letters are already in it. The first official write-up is still aimed at December. Between now and then, silence reads like acceptance. You do not need a lawyer. You do not need perfect words. You need your name on paper. 1. Write a short note. Your name, city or county, the project near you, and what you have seen. Save it as a PDF. These filings are public, so leave out account numbers. 2. Go to interchange.puc.texas.gov/fi… 3. Click Begin, enter Control Number 58317 4. Filing Party is your name. Filing Type: Comments 5. Upload and submit. Keep the confirmation email. Five to ten minutes. Then it sits next to the Governor’s letters. Read the file: search 58317 at interchange.puc.texas.gov If you already filed, send this to one neighbor who has been loud online and quiet on paper. Talking is not filing. Filing is how the record moves.
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Texas is allowed to put its own people and power grid first. This ruling makes that clearer than ever.
A win for Van Zandt County & a win for EVERY county in Texas! The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals just handed Texas a major victory. They ruled that Texas can protect our power grid from companies controlled by China and other foreign adversaries. Federal review does NOT override Texas law. In plain English: A Chinese-owned company tried to force ERCOT to hook their solar project up to the Texas grid. Texas said no under the Lone Star Infrastructure Protection Act (LSIPA), which blocks foreign adversaries from getting access to critical infrastructure. The company claimed federal rules stopped Texas from doing this. The court disagreed and sided with Texas. Why this matters for every county: Your county has the same tools Van Zandt used. You can pause or stop solar, wind, and battery projects while you check for Chinese-made batteries (like CATL), cybersecurity risks, fire safety issues, and compliance with state law. You don’t have to just hope the state or federal government will handle it. Local action is allowed and now has stronger legal backing. This is exactly why Van Zandt County’s temporary green energy moratorium is valid. It gives the county time to review projects while Attorney General Ken Paxton investigates CATL and other Chinese components in Texas battery storage. Other counties can do the same if they have concerns about foreign tech on their land or near their communities. Texas is allowed to put its own people and power grid first. This ruling makes that clearer than ever. Share this with your county commissioners. The law is on our side. Read the Case here: law.justia.com/cases/federal… Van Zandt Green Energy Moratorium: Source: Van Zandt County share.google/RJlX5GHLZw0Duu6…
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A win for Van Zandt County & a win for EVERY county in Texas! The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals just handed Texas a major victory. They ruled that Texas can protect our power grid from companies controlled by China and other foreign adversaries. Federal review does NOT override Texas law. In plain English: A Chinese-owned company tried to force ERCOT to hook their solar project up to the Texas grid. Texas said no under the Lone Star Infrastructure Protection Act (LSIPA), which blocks foreign adversaries from getting access to critical infrastructure. The company claimed federal rules stopped Texas from doing this. The court disagreed and sided with Texas. Why this matters for every county: Your county has the same tools Van Zandt used. You can pause or stop solar, wind, and battery projects while you check for Chinese-made batteries (like CATL), cybersecurity risks, fire safety issues, and compliance with state law. You don’t have to just hope the state or federal government will handle it. Local action is allowed and now has stronger legal backing. This is exactly why Van Zandt County’s temporary green energy moratorium is valid. It gives the county time to review projects while Attorney General Ken Paxton investigates CATL and other Chinese components in Texas battery storage. Other counties can do the same if they have concerns about foreign tech on their land or near their communities. Texas is allowed to put its own people and power grid first. This ruling makes that clearer than ever. Share this with your county commissioners. The law is on our side. Read the Case here: law.justia.com/cases/federal… Van Zandt Green Energy Moratorium: Source: Van Zandt County share.google/RJlX5GHLZw0Duu6…
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Congratulations that's great for everyone here in Texas.
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Very Good!
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