Comments by John Valley | Eastern NC Now

SD: What happened was Hippie Cheeseman tried to get over on Unca Hood....and he did BUT, as some of you are scratching your heads on my comments, he didn't get over on the Old Man.

I don't think Unca Hood recognized the kayfabe shenaniganry being executed but a kayfabe maneuver was identified between several Commissioners and Frisco Bay.They also confirmed, but didn't confirm that they are closing Snowden.

The audience didn't pick this up collectively.

I wonder if Cheeseman has read Machiavelli?

Commented: Wednesday, May 28th, 2025 @ 6:56 pm By: John Valley

SD: What happened was Hippie Cheeseman tried to get over on Unca Hood....and he did BUT, as some of you are scratching your heads on my comments, he didn't get over on the Old Man.

I don't think Unca Hood recognized the kayfabe shenaniganry being executed but a kayfabe maneuver was identified between several Commissioners and Frisco Bay.They also confirmed, but didn't confirm that they are closing Snowden.

The audience didn't pick this up collectively.

I wonder if Cheeseman has read Machiavelli?

Commented: Wednesday, May 28th, 2025 @ 3:15 pm By: John Valley

With personal politics aside, again, my biggest takeaway from all of this is that if we've had the money to start the process of renovation and improving the human element within our schools.....why in the holy hell hasn't the money been signed off on by anyone?

That perplexes me greatly as a common sense thinker.

It would be a hell of a lot more cost efficient, especially on the tax payer, if you invested money in necessary projects...to get more money for more projects pertaining to school renovations & improvement. An army moves on its stomach. If you don't feed it, it doesn't move.

Community public charter schools would work in rural Beaufort County regions and be very successful...if the money was behind it but nobody from either side seems to find common ground on that. Martin County has the edge on Western Beaufort County and that can't be gotten back.

Bear Grass Charter School is up there with Chocowinity Primary and Bath Elementary. They are great models of human element.

Commented: Sunday, May 25th, 2025 @ 12:17 pm By: John Valley

Hmmmm.....they either feel the magnifying glass starting to burn their drawers or they're planning more Autocratic shenaniganry.

BOCODogeNow and audit the living hell out of all of 'em!

Commented: Sunday, May 4th, 2025 @ 12:00 pm By: John Valley

SD and fellow commentators: I'd like to add, for the record, that Ol' Frankie's lost his damn marbles and also, again, proven this whole s***show to be completely scripted towards an outcome that benefits "Them The Few".

So now, you've got TWO monolith mega-schools they'll try to build and then implode when the money runs out....paid for by We The People's tax dollars for "security and safety" reasons🤯!? At this point, anyone backing this is either in on the deal or drinking the Kool Aid Unca Frankie and Cheeseman are mixin' up.

This whole thing is a pyramid scheme that's exploiting parents, children and all people of Beaufort County. It and everyone involved should be audited....end of story.

Commented: Tuesday, April 22nd, 2025 @ 6:51 pm By: John Valley

Ceres: I don't agree with The Hood on everything BUT, in my opinion, this comes down to analyzing the meat-n-potatoes of the "hard" data that Cheeseman and others are selling to the public like used car salesmen.

Property taxes are going up because of continued government waste, the planned construction of a new monolith mega-school and retired carpetbaggers buying up all the land which, in turn, drives land values through the roof.

10-15 years ago, the County El-ites were flaunting that Washington was going to be a retirement community. Now....it's a different story. You're seeing many parents take their children to charter schools because many of our "mainstream" public schools look like concentration camps.

If we took 53 million and began a school revitalization program, I think Mr. and Mrs John Q. Taxpayer would be supportive of that than building a mega-school to house non-existent students. This is all about THEM keeping the fat and leaving US with the s*** end of the stick.

Commented: Monday, April 21st, 2025 @ 2:15 pm By: John Valley

Mr. Steve (Rader): I totally agree with you on placing a strong sense of urgency in pushing the policies of President Trump, minus the administration's obsession with pushing AI, as well as utilizing Sun Tzu strategy to achieve the end goal we all desire to reach.

We've all been guilty of burning ships to the water when it comes to confronting incompetent officials about their lack of intestinal fortitude on past matters but, moving forward, we eventually learn to focus on the bigger picture and pick our battles

SD: Hypothetically speaking, if the Executive Committee were to be stacked with a sizeable "Dream Team" roster, would it be possible to override the lesser performing players and force a certain outcome OR would it cause gridlock?

With that being said, I believe I've heard The Hood say: "Gridlock is good"😎.

I'm just throwing some thoughts out here. If anything sounds ridiculous, don't hesitate to offer constructive criticism.

Commented: Saturday, April 5th, 2025 @ 3:10 pm By: John Valley

I've talked with several people who are, for a lack of better words, pissed off about how some of our Commissioners treated the public during the property tax hearing. They acted like they could give two s***s and that isn't sitting well with quite a few county residents.

When asked about a County DOGE effort, they unanimously said: "Hell yeah, we'd get behind that! These people ain't Gods!"

If enough heat is applied and the public continues to see that their money is being pissed away to support the lifestyles of the so-called County El-ites, there's no telling where this thing will go.

If anyone stands in the way of government transparency, they've got some to hide.

#BOCODogeNow

Commented: Wednesday, April 2nd, 2025 @ 3:56 pm By: John Valley

Ain't that something...scalawags like Captain Kidd Well still think they can hang on the high seas?

Some things never change. One day, his hull will be breached and I hope I see it happen😎🤘

Commented: Wednesday, March 26th, 2025 @ 4:36 pm By: John Valley

This is going to be interesting theater. The Artic circle has a no nonsense policy similar to the military policies of the Antarctic.

Remember......even warring countries don't show their asses in these areas. I don't think Chinese Arctic trade routes are the real issue here but we'll see where conversation goes amongst our fellow conservative thinkers.

Commented: Friday, March 21st, 2025 @ 2:00 pm By: John Valley

The "Western Expansion" of Beaufort County is about control (Imminent Domain) and money, I don't care what any politician from either side says.

The damn Yankees coming down here to establish their hook-nosed "Retirement Communities" is what got all of this started. Now, because THAT plan is burning like a turd in a paper grocery bag, let's just tax the living hell out of the people of Beaufort County and blame it on Trump tax cuts?!?!

This is dumber than "South Park". You can't make this crap up! I would love to see DOGE investigate Beaufort County and every government position within it. That would be an interesting read.

Commented: Friday, March 7th, 2025 @ 11:58 am By: John Valley

Massive Space Force (Thule Space Base and other Delta Ops) presence in Greenland. Regardless of what anyone says, they ain't monitoring ICBMs, flying saucers or asteroids lol.

The US taking Greenland is a powermove to consolidate access to point zero.....quite possibly. We'll see😎.

Commented: Friday, January 17th, 2025 @ 12:45 pm By: John Valley

Mr. Jimmy was the only president, in my opinion, that wasn't ashamed of were he came from.

His visit to Americana, Brazil spoke volumes about his knowledge of true history as well as his rooted lineage. Alongside of that, in a 1978 speech in California, he praised both MLK Jr and General Robert E. Lee....in plain English.

There ain't Democrats like Mr. Jimmy anymore, in that sense.

Commented: Monday, December 30th, 2024 @ 2:24 pm By: John Valley

Didn't Obamacare actually come from Romneycare?

A Neo-Con is no different than a radical leftist when you get down to it.

Commented: Monday, December 16th, 2024 @ 2:23 pm By: John Valley

I like where Van Zant's going with this. I fully understand that sometimes "auxillary tactics" have to be deployed for a bigger picture scenario BUT where the GOP failed could and should be where we zero in at.

The GOP, as a whole isn't ready for a modernized strategy that would greatly involve the Conservative Unaffiliated approach to established a dominate presence on the checkerboard.

Big Bob, in his own way, pointed out one of the silver bullets that took out Robinson...the good ol' "anti-Semitic" card. If Robinson and his team would have been smart, they would have held a press conference to address the issue and make the media regret playing that particular card. The GOP would have freaked BUT the Conservative Unaffiliated vote would have called the fight within the first three rounds.

The Trump approach is what wins, hands down. You've got to be slick and intelligent but aggressive and hard hitting. They hate it when you make a spectacle over the stupidity they started.

Commented: Friday, December 13th, 2024 @ 8:09 pm By: John Valley

I don't agree with everything Uncle Hood says BUT I agree with the "meat n' potatoes" of where he's going with this. He's actually siding with the strategy of the younger Conservative-Unaffiliated "Justice League" faction of the GOP that wasn't/hasn't been listened to be the local and state GOP corporate entities. For this, I applaud the old man.

The Mark Robinson experiment proved this to a T. Trump, himself, knew Robinson was f-ing up on several fronts and backed away from him because he'd lose the Unaffiliated vote if he didn't leave him to self-destruct.

Trump operates like Batman, if you will, and has a certain method of operation that some still don't get...even within the GOP. This same type of attitude and strategy has to be utilized on the local level. It has to be legitimate, not scripted and unlike any approach before.

Unconventional warfare calls for unconventional tactics.

Commented: Monday, December 9th, 2024 @ 1:50 am By: John Valley

The woke sectors of Corporate America are now in a massive state of panic and the executives who pushed for this Rockefeller (yes, they love their trannies. Look at "Happy Rockefeller") bulls**t to be implemented are either "retiring" or "resigning" on the surface but we know there's more to the story.

The implementation of DEI in the American workplace has costed many corporations billions of dollars across the board and was an ultimate test of corporate/political stupidity.

Example: Hyster Yale Material Handling in Greenville, NC, is feeling the effects of DEI. To get around the red tape, they labeled DEI as "Behavioral Based Application" and are now in thr process of resetting plant operations to cover their hind parts.

This is a trend that is picking up major steam but nothing is being reported about it in the MSM.

The rats know they listened to the wrong people and know they're trying to coax competent technicians to not leave the company.

Commented: Monday, December 2nd, 2024 @ 9:34 pm By: John Valley