Welcome back to New World Next Year.

This is James Corbett of Corbett Report.com.

And I'm James Evan Palado for MediaMonarchy.com.

It is New World Next year, 2019.

Our look at stories of this year, 2018, and our trends for 2019.

It is the only show of the year where we don't know what the other one's going to talk about.

I suppose we could guess. We could make educated guesses about what the other might talk about,

James. So you actually went first last year, Mr. Corbett, so I will go first this year, my 2018 story.

You might be able to guess it.

A couple months after we moved down here to the American Southwest to be closer to family.

I was at a music festival called the Taos Vortex.

And while I was buggy into the thievery corporation, the real company of thieves, were raiding this

ghetto-looking little squatters camp that came to be known as the Taos compound. In summer of

2018, on a remote site with a camping trailer within a surrounding wall of car tires, five adults,

11 hungry children, aged 1 to 15, and later a dead child, were found.

Court documents stated the children had been trained for shootings at schools.

That's it. That's all you find when you go for looking about the Touse Compounds on the Bastion of Truthiness.

A lot of my own media monarchy web links out to mainstream media coverage of this story from August are already dead.

Oops, 404 page not found.

It's posted actually today as part of local TV station KRQE's top New Mexican stories for 2018.

And they just note, in August, authorities raided the compounds near Amalia in Touse County.

Eleven malnourished children were found.

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