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The Purple People Haters

πŸŽƒ A Halloween-season parody of Sheb Wooley’s 1958 novelty hit, β€œThe Purple People Eater!” Meet the Purple People Hater β€” a wild, purple-haired caricature of the far-left activist who can’t tolerate an opposing opinion!

Easily triggered, offended by inconvenient facts, and determined to silence anyone who disagrees, this character would rather shout down a debate, disrupt an event, or throw a tantrum than engage in a little adult discourse.

It’s a musical satire of outrage culture, political intolerance, and the growing hostility toward free speech. This November, we cannot let the mentally ill run our country any more. A Vote for Republican is a vote for Reason and Fact-based governance for the USA. Vote RED!!!! Here’s more from Brian Coyne on BC Parodies.

Appalachia After The Hurricane

What the Media Won’t Tell You: Southern Appalachia After Hurricane Helene. Are the federal bureaucrats taking revenge against Tennessee because the state passed legislation to stop chemtrails? Do these bureaucrats even care about any of us any longer, or are they simply pushing their own corrupt agenda? Here’s more from Really Graceful.

Hurricane Helene especially impacted North Carolina, where an estimated 600 people or more went missing. The storm impacted the tiny town of Spruce Pine, which has been extremely important for mining related to the production of semiconductor chips as well. Bizarrely, in 1958, there was another Hurricane Helene that hit on the same day, was the same size, and went along a similar path to the 2024 hurricane.

Was this all due to some form of weather modification? Was it just a freak accident? Did the government know it was going to be as bad as it was, with towns completely flooded and destroyed? Tune in to this Edge of Wonder Live show for a deeper look into the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.

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