Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome back to yet another episode of Red Pill News.

As always, my name is Zach Payne,

the corruption detector, and joining me as she does once a month, my good friend, Miss Patty Greer

from C60 Evo. Patty, how are you today? Looking great. Thank you. The Corruption Detector, I think,

is kind of one of my subtitles today because I have spent the morning just looking at all the gas lighting and being so grateful for my discernment.

And last year it was nothing like this.

Last year I would say a four ounce bottle would do the trick, you know,

like this would last me a month. But now with all the, um, everything going on, I'm looking at a

32-ounce bottle. Hitting it hard, I guess. Because the gas lighting is absolutely at a peak. It is. And then on the opposite end of that,

when I look at real news local, like what's, it's just like, holy crap, I live near Aurora, Colorado.

I was going to say, aren't you near Aurora? So, oh my Lord, it's got to be crazy. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And nobody's mentioning that

Aurora is also where the theater shootings happened. That's right. Yes, the Batman shooting. Yeah.

So I call it Saudi Aurora. And what's really sad is the mayor is going, no, no, no, no, no.

We didn't say yes to being one of these cities that receives what we're getting.

Yeah.

Now our, I don't even know what to call Jared Polis.

Our representative for government in Colorado is saying, oh, gaslight.

It's really no big deal.

It's kind of like the summer of love when they burn down $2 billion worth of historic statues and

police buildings.

And it's just another day.

Oh, just ignore the flames behind me on the news.

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