Beattie was on War Room with Bannon this morning, revealing more about the NYT mop up piece about Ray Epps. If you want to understand how it now appears more than ever that Epps is an FBI stooge, this is where to read it.
The Hidden Agenda Behind the New York Times’ Desperate Puff Piece on Ray Epps
Start with this report, and for further background, there’s Beattie’s Oct. 5, 2021 piece ( Meet Ray Epps: The Fed-Protected Provocateur Who Appears To Have Led The Very First 1/6 Attack On The U.S. Capitol ) that introduces you to the man who is believed to be a patsy for the corrupt FBI.
Yesterday’s War Room segment is up. I’ll update with today’s segments when they’re available. Check back later today.
Attention: Darren Beattie
Mr. Beattie:
Will America hold together? Or will the bitter political and cultural divides result in a fracture into two nations?
Does our advanced technology make such a scenario frighteningly plausible?
These questions are addressed in a fictional manner in Looking Toward Eden and Eden’s Dawn.
I am seeking interviews to promote these two novels. Looking Toward Eden portrays just how vulnerable America is to break apart into two separate nations. The storyline goes through the process of its beginning by way of a grassroots organization in a number of states. When the federal government freezes development on an energy project in the Dakotas, a state-by-state withdrawal from the Republic is set into motion.
The story is told largely through the words of various officials and members of the media. In fact, the role of the media is highlighted, including the fostering of a “Good Riddance” campaign to gain popular support for ridding the nation of a number of Red States.
At the end of Looking Toward Eden, the United States Senate votes to dissolve the Constitution. This sets the stage for the sequel, Eden’s Dawn, which chronicles the actual separation and global ramifications, including emboldening China and the capitulation of Taiwan.
The story emphasizes how our advancements in technology would make such a separation quite feasible, such as with currency exchange. In addition, the effects of the separation result in food shortages in the coastal states that did not break away, bringing the new Constitutional States of America to have to provide food relief to the remaining United States.
The stories are written with a conservative slant.
I am the author of several books of fiction, as well as many short stories. I also write conservative commentary on Facebook.
I am a retired public welfare administrator, and in 1997 led the task force that redesigned Ohio’s welfare system from an entitlement system to an employment seeking mode in accordance with the then recent federal welfare reform signed into law by Pres. Bill Clinton.
I am also a former member of the Sidney, Ohio city Council, having served two years as Vice Mayor. In addition, I am a long time member of the Shelby County Ohio Republican Central Committee.
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Thank you for your consideration.
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Sidney, OH 45365
https://www.amazon.com/LOOKING-TOWARD-EDEN-SECOND-REVISED/dp/1983300489
Terry, I have taken the liberty to post this in the comment section of Darren Beattie’s website where he will see it:
https://www.revolver.news/2022/07/the-hidden-agenda-behind-new-york-times-desperate-ray-epps-puff-piece/
Ray Epps didn’t kill himself. Becoming quite a liability.