Comments by John Valley | Eastern NC Now

It looks like the GOP is caught at the hypothetical crossroads that ain't hypothetical anymore.

Our crowd spoke with Executive Committee members in Pitt County about this concern in 2021. We were trying to help them get ahead of the problem and avoid a total future meltdown. When they realized that the solution to the problem involved cleaning house and putting in "boots on the ground" people who don't live in Bizarroworld, who aren't afraid to sensibly question, they looked as lost as a fart in the wind. We knew then that nothing was going to be done, they'd have to leave Bizarroworld.

While I do not politically favor several members of the Victory Committee or Executive Committee, they aren't stupid. They know more than they're willing to publicly state the same as we do.

They should know by now that the GOP, as a whole, MAY have to distance themselves from the "stupid" due to changing demographic atmosphere. The face of the GOP has changed and is changing.

Stances have changed

Commented: Tuesday, July 14th, 2026 @ 5:54 pm By: John Valley

Borderhawk: I ran out of space and couldn't finish lol. The Neo-Cons of the GOP and the left (Yes, they do exist) have orchestrated the whole "immigration crisis"; their timing has become easy to predict.

Has anyone ever thought about what happened to the past, alleged, convoys of people that would always march towards our Southern border close to election cycles? Did they all turn around and go back home or was it all bullshit, that both sides played up, to slip in something underneath of everyone's noses?

"Let's use biometric id technology to track the illegals! We're being overrun and this is the ONLY way we can solve the problem."

Again...they create both the problem AND the solution. The Globalists have always stuck to this strategy, you'd think people would realize this by now.

Like Waylon Jennings asked a reported at the US Festival in '83: "You don't b'lieve everything you hear, do ya?"

Commented: Wednesday, July 8th, 2026 @ 4:40 pm By: John Valley

Steed: A "Conspiracy Theory" huh, bruh? I find it extremely hard to believe that you think countries aren't using or laying the groundwork for the implementation of Digital ID.... especially for "voting".

If anything, The Neo-Con Autocrats have been pushing AI and Biometric ID applications more than anyone else. They've made it very well known what they intend to do and how they intend to do it.

As my Great Uncle, retired Lt. Col, has always said: "Just because something has a US Govt letterhead on the top of it doesn't make it legit, it's mostly bullshit with sugar sprinkled on top. When they tell you they AREN'T doing something, they're doing it and they've been doing it."

I honestly don't get why some, not all, of the older Boomers, who trained my generation (Gen Y), are now calling us "conspiracy theorists" and breaking the very rules they taught us to follow. It's fkn insanity at it's finest.

Commented: Saturday, July 4th, 2026 @ 2:47 pm By: John Valley

Roadkill: you're dead on the money, dude. The way things operate now publicly/ behind the scenes for years blows the minds of the general public at large. Problems at hand then become put in file 13 and labeled as "conspiracy theory"; they shut down and look like they've seen a ghost.

Then there's the milk toast Republicans/closet bizarro Neo-Cons who know what's going on and refuse to actually do anything to gain back position on the console; they don't want to lose that kickback or their seat at the Country Club Gala.

Those who know what's going on are very few in number. Nothing is black and white...just different shades of gray.

Commented: Tuesday, June 30th, 2026 @ 9:01 am By: John Valley

CT: Why is it that older MAGA Republicans want to blame EVERYTHING on the Democrats? Do they live in a mystical dome where the prices of everything doesn't affect them? Everybody grandstanding a 30 cent drop in the price of gas is doing exactly what they, the party strategists, want them to do, celebrate deceptive numbers that mean absolutely nothing. In the real realm of actuality, $3.59 a gallon is still way too damn high. They're charging you out the ass for something that should cost way less....and they'd still make a killing.

The Boomer MAGA crowd seems to think that anyone who questions Trump is either a Commie or a rainbow liberal; they're way off the mark here. Out of respect for the man, we criticize the stupidity of the remnant-faction they've surrounded him, Trump, with.

tw, Obamacare is actually a carbon copy of Neo-Con Mitt Romney's "Romneycare". All they did was change the sticker on it and handed the credit to Obama, for scripted purposes.

Commented: Sunday, June 28th, 2026 @ 12:05 pm By: John Valley

The GOP is in late stage damage control, as things ain't got like this overnight, and they're concerned about the numbers being shown to them.

They're distancing themselves from the ULTRA-MAGA detachment BUT they can't bring themselves to fully stand with the age demographic that's holding the wall; it would cost them a seat at the Country Club and a couple of Kerr Drug paper bags of monopoly money.

Trump doesn't have the Gen X-Y support he had in '16 and '20. Those numbers are showing now and it's the dinosaur standing in the middle of the room. If there were a Conservative "NASCAR-Burt Reynolds" Democrat party before a "Patriot" party, the GOP would be packing up and going down to the Motel 6.

THIS is what they're sanitizing FOR, it's only a matter of time and sight of the chessboard.

Commented: Friday, June 26th, 2026 @ 11:15 am By: John Valley

I think most people have the"First Baptist" mindset; we ain't going out there BUT it's their First amendment right as long as they don't bring you bodily harm.

Old testament doomtroopin' aint going to do anything but stir the turd.. especially if we're talking stuff from the Babylonian Talmud; that's some dark stuff, dude.

I think more people are concerned about the fact that the city makes the act of lowering taxes,to a sustainable reasonable rate, sound like something pertaining practicing the Dark Arts. It's baffling that nobody can see the Emperor doesn't have any clothes on.

Something's screwed up and it's screwed up bad enough that everyday is another episode of the Tiny Toon Adventures; it's beyond stupid.

Commented: Saturday, June 20th, 2026 @ 5:57 pm By: John Valley

So, to sum it up, they couldn't find anybody here so they went to the next county over?

That ought to say something.

Commented: Wednesday, June 3rd, 2026 @ 4:12 pm By: John Valley

AI has no place in the Arts, it has no soul and removes the human element from the equation. Imperfections and "mistakes" make music/art special. I can't tell you how many legendary riffs have come from f-ups and producers deciding to "keep it on the tape".

I agree that AI, with strict oversight, can be used for the purposes of good BUT if unregulated, you'll see why and how places like Atlantis fell from grace.

B&N hasn't been worth a crap for almost 20 years. They are a footnote of American Culture now. We used to meet girls there, get our music magazines and graphic novels.....but those times have long since passed.

Commented: Saturday, May 30th, 2026 @ 4:57 pm By: John Valley

One thing that many Conservatives have forgotten:

Pat McCrory was declared winner of the 2016 Governor's race UNTIL Cooper contested the election results due to votes "mysteriously found" in Durham County. The polls even shut down for several hours during that election, everybody knew they were "stealing" it when it happened.

This has nothing to do with HB2 but it did, the insurance companies. McCrory was the roadblock preventing the monuments from being pillaged for insurance purposes. Cooper, of course, knew this.

McCrory also wouldn't have gone along with the whole COVID narrative. Cooper also knew this too; McCrory costed him more money than he made him.

In an alternate timeline, folks would have raised hell about Cooper throwing the election and asked hard questions. The outcome would have been completely different.

Commented: Saturday, May 16th, 2026 @ 5:35 pm By: John Valley

Fritz's resignation, a "Bizarroworld" reference and Tyre's Supervillain-type of veiled response.....is this a coinkeedink or what?

The "wheels of government" fell off a long time ago and they've been rimmin' it for decades.....now the rim is on fire.

The public wants answers...not deflections.

Commented: Friday, May 1st, 2026 @ 4:14 pm By: John Valley

So...anyone who questions the narrative is a "hard left conspiracy theorist", Steed?

You better think about that one again, man.

Your response sounds like one your boy, Keith Kidwell, would make.

Commented: Thursday, April 30th, 2026 @ 6:36 am By: John Valley

I'm not pulling an Uncle Hood here BUT there does seem to be a huge disconnect between the County GOP Executive Committee, Victory Committee and those with common sense

I know of two Victory Committee members who, based off of previous history, have:

1. Denied the 2020 Election was "stolen" and acknowledged "Biden" as a legitimate President.

2. Supported Mark Robinson's "If you don't stand with Israel, you're a terrorist" statement.

3. Had nothing to do with J6 patriots, who were boots on the ground and extracted many ladies from several Eastern NC County GOPs back to safety...without assistance from law enforcement, who called them out for pushing a bulls*** narrative.

Midterms are coming up and the viewpoint of the public: "F-it, let them hold the bag for once." The harder they try to hide the fact that they've screwed themselves, the worse it's going to be when people catch their breath.

They've been warned for four years but quickly change the subject when asked about it

Commented: Tuesday, April 28th, 2026 @ 5:26 pm By: John Valley

Hood: I think that, while some strategies can be improved within the party, serious long-term damage has already been inflicted that can't be reversed.

There's 80 million people out there who have neither party nor representation; the Democrats went far left and the Republicans went cookoo far right leaving common sense conservatives from both sides of the aisle on their own....with nothing.

That, in itself, is enough to piss anyone off that has a vested interest. Then on top of that, you've got the Bizarro Republicans trying to convince everyone that they're not seeing what they're seeing in plain sight and that common sense conservatives are "conspiracy theoriests" or, wait for it, "anarchists" just trying to cause trouble. Trump has even made some comments about people who question Israel and Epstein.

We're in a very unconventional scenario that requires strategies based around open thinking and situational awareness. Critical thinking is is key.

Commented: Tuesday, April 21st, 2026 @ 5:21 pm By: John Valley

What it comes down to...with all the glittery things aside;

1. The GOP strategists, including "Trump's level" , are trying to find a way to keep remaining swing voters from nuking the Warhawks (Neo-Con Zionists) and milk-toast Republicans in the midterms; still-soaring costs of everyday living, the support of Israel's escapades through the Middle East and the suppression of the Epstein Files ain't sitting well with those holding the GOP pocketbook.

2. Mr. Dick Adams's unwavering belief of term limits and common sense transparency is considered to be heresy by both sides of County GOP''s across the country; good folks are getting tired of being played by those stealing their money..for a variety of reasons.

The old school Crusaders are becoming a liability to the party. The MAGA crowd is tired of the Crusaders because they're running off Conservative swing voters with their insanity.

It's like old Mid-South Wrestling but Dusty Rhodes ain't doing the booking.

Commented: Saturday, April 18th, 2026 @ 5:03 pm By: John Valley

If the county convention was anything like CPAC, I can only imagine the amount of polarity that was on display. As we've discussed in this forum, it seems that the Neo-Cons/Bizarro RINOs are openly advocating for the expulsion of anyone who doesn't go along with their decrees; that should concern anyone, if you ask me.

I don't believe there is a civil war in the GOP. However, I do believe that common sense conservatives, who come to their own conclusions based on fact, are seen as threats by the bizarros that are pushing for international intervention and the same thing the left is pushing for, a strong centralized communist welfare system of government.

Traditional Conservatives (Anti-Federalists) and Neo-Cons (Uber-Federalists) are two different groups. I do not believe violence is the answer here as that's what the bizarros want; there has to be a revolution of thinking, one without sacrificing men and women for the enrichment of the controllers.

BOCO, we need to get real..fast

Commented: Saturday, March 28th, 2026 @ 9:43 am By: John Valley

Had an interesting conversation with a cousin of mine this weekend; she, too, is aware of the bizarro nature that encompasses our community. She informed me of a local attorney who is taking some interesting points on to TikTok platform and establishing commentary on the platform.

"SassyAttorney" made two comments, in one of her videos, that I agreed with:

1. Those speaking FOR the County GOP all sound like a bunch of fruit loops.

Given what we know and have been able to piece together....I don't think the ol' girl's too far off on that one.

2. Many of those who are talking about "unity" and uncovering the extent of "Sadlergate" aren't really doing that; they're creating theater to hide the fact of them working to corporatise everything.

Again.....none of this is tin-foil hat crap that Carmen Sandiago has to figure out; these are points being brought up based off of public knowledge.

Commented: Sunday, March 22nd, 2026 @ 8:07 pm By: John Valley