Recent surges in global wildfires, notably in regions slated for “Smart City” development, hint at a link between these events and the World Economic Forum’s plans. 

Critics suggest these projects, under the guise of sustainability, might involve using Directed Energy Weapons (DEWs) and heightened surveillance. 

A peculiar theory proposes DEWs target specific colors, with blue roofs proving resistant. 

Lowrance appointment shows Hendersonville’s leftward drift

The Hendersonville City Council has appointed Melinda Lowrance to fill the open council seat vacated by Debbie Roundtree. 

Her appointment shows how far left the Hendersonville City Council is drifting. 

What has not been reported is Ms. Lowrance’s fervent support of the Black Panther Party, considered a terrorist, Marxist-Leninist political organization. 

At a May 9, 2023 DEI committee meeting, she voiced her support for the Black Panther Party.

The context of her comments is important. During public comment on May 4th, 2023, I pointed out that the consultant hired to implement a DEI strategy in the city, Bahiyyah Greer, is “proud” that she is a daughter of a Black Panther mother and a Nation of Islam father. 

Why was taxpayer money spent on a radical leftist promoting DEI rooted in cultural Marxism? 

Ms. Lowrance took offense to that in her public comments of May 9th, 2023. 

In her public comment, it is also interesting that she accused me of being “privileged.” 

She does not even know me. I never personally attacked her or anyone else on council, but this is typical of the left  if you disagree with their agenda, they call you names. 

After her public comment, she approached me and explained a close family relative had been involved with the Black Panthers and they did a lot of good things — like their free lunch program for children. 

Supporting a terrorist organization like the Black Panther Party because of their lunch program for children is like supporting Hamas because they distribute (or, rather steal it, for their own benefit) humanitarian aid to the residents of Gaza. 

If you are concerned with the direction of the Hendersonville City Council, the November 5th election is your chance to move the council back to the political center. 

The three, more conservative candidates include incumbent Jennifer Hensley, along with D.J. Harrington and Colby Coren.