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Texas is Losing Their Conservative Base: A Conversation with Merissa Hansen

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Texas is known as a red state. Closer look shows that despite Republican leadership, the state has turned purple with the cities moving blue. Houston is moving to the WEF climate initiative and becoming a smart city. The migrant shift into the state is shifting voting expectations. There are United Nations murals popping up in the city. Most would imagine that Texas would not be moving in this direction. It’s time to find out why.

Merissa Hansen is a fierce jounalist who has been exposing Governor Greg Abbott in Texas. Through Merissa’s substack, https://substack.com/@merissa, she has been exposing the WEF’s Agenda 2030’s influence in Texas. Through her work she has begun to dissect who is funding the migrant buses, Abbott’s role in changing the demographics in Texas, the adoption of smart cities, and much more.

During the interview Merissa taught us about CIVIS, a data mining company with some strange coincidental connections to the deep state projects and initiatives. The 5th generation warfare becomes clear as we discussed how CIVIS was using data mining to influence decisions and strategies.  Our elections, census, and much more could be influenced by many groups infiltrating local government and working to make changes from the inside out.

Merrisa can be followed on X: @merissahansen17

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