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By Jessica Schultz Pleasant Alaska deployed its first electric school bus in October 2020. It was a collaborative effort between a town in eastern Alaska, Tok in the Tanana Valley, and the Alaska Energy Authority program to provide a $400,000 priced school bus to the local children. When the vehicle is not operating it is charged in a “bus barn”. Solar panels and the local utility company are presently the suppliers of energy to the bus barn. Source: Alaska Public, Alaska Gateway School District According to I nteresting Engineering , the co-owner of Tok Transportation, Gerald “Stretch” Blackard praised the buses performance saying, “ it has definitely lived up to expectations. ” Thomas Built Buses advertises the electric school bus being capable of traveling 138 miles (222 km) per charge. Electric batteries do not perform well in cold weather. Electric buses used in Alaska not only work harder on Alaskan snow-covered roads, but also the bus must maintain an inner cabin temperature. Th

 Will Project Veritas exist without the public image of Project Veritas? By Jessica Schultz Pleasant On February 20, 2023, fans of former CEO of Project Veritas James O’Keefe were shocked by the news O’Keefe would be resigning as CEO of Project Veritas. After breaking one of the largest medical stories in history involving Pfizer and their vaccine developments, O’Keefe was forced out of the organization he founded in his father’s New York garage, in 2010. O’Keefe released a video explaining how events unfolded behind the scenes. O’Keefe was secretly removed from his position by the organization’s board while on paid time leave. According to O’Keefe, what followed was Project Veritas releasing false information that often appeared contradictory. O’Keefe believes the breaking news of the Pfizer story may have to do with the disgraceful push for O’Keefe to resign. On February 02, 2023, Project Veritas released undercover footage of Pfizer employee Jordon Trishton Walker. Believing he wa

  By Jessica Schultz Pleasant   The Anchorage School Board of Alaska met on February 7, 2023, with parents in attendance concerned with the school’s push for programs labeled as, “diversity, equity and inclusion”, or DEI. The programs are seen by some as using positive buzz words, to disguise racism and allowing for sexually explicit conversations with children. Children trapped in the classroom are forced to digest the obscene images and content within the school’s books. According to Fox News , the school board in attendance included members Carl Jacobs, Pat Higgins, Margo Bellamy, Kelly Lessen, Dora Wilson, Dave Donley and Andy Holleman. Alaskan citizen and father, Jay McDonald, brought with him a district approved book named “Let’s Talk About It: The Teen’s Guide to Sex, Relationships and Being a Human”, by Erika Moen and Matthew Nolan. Source: Alaska School District McDonald began his time speaking about the graphic novel having a section used to teach children how to sext

Join a State-wide courthouse sit-in starting 8:00 am on March 15, 2023 until the Alaska Supreme Court rescinds the rules unconstitutionally suspending the Grand Jury’s power to investigate, recommend, or indict corrupt officials.   On January 2, 2023, the controversial guest David Haeg was on the Alaskan Michael Duke’s Show. Haeg has been fighting for his constitutional rights and to prevent the government and Alaska courts from shutting down and active grand jury. He has been exposing corruption in the Alaska government and judicial system after a horrible experience with them. In his account, he was tazed 10 times while showing evidence to the court under Judge William Morse. Haeg’s guest appearance on Duke’s show was to raise attention to the very suspicious ending of the most recent grand jury. Haeg reminds the people of Alaska the need for the grand jury is not just a Kenai problem, but should make all Alaskans concerned. On February 7, 2023, Haeg and supporters spoke befo