Have you ever felt like you’re getting just a morsel of information from mainstream media, enough to stir up some conspiracy theories but never the full picture? Well, that’s where citizen journalism comes in. Remember how the story evolved around Springfield? We initially had bits and pieces of data, but as citizen journalists dug deeper, an explosion of information, details, and facts emerged.
Here’s how we do it: through open-source intelligence. I’m not a mortgage expert—well, let’s just say I’m pretending I’m not—but we have super sleuths among us. What we need now is a citizen awareness and reporting campaign fueled by this information. If we’re even remotely successful in the upcoming massive deportation effort discussed by Colonel McGregor and General Flynn through initiatives like the America’s Project, it’ll be because we’ve informed and organized our communities effectively.
Do you think sheriffs will need help from volunteers when civil unrest hits? Absolutely. Sheriffs are already receiving intel from the Department of Homeland Security about societal breakdowns during this transitional phase. It’s not going to be peaceful; heads up!
Imagine if we did nothing and President Trump signed an order for mass deportations without people understanding why. It’s essential to educate everyone on issues like labor trafficking involving corporations working within public-private partnerships. For instance, in Springfield, there are entities like First Traverse City benefiting enormously while engaging in labor trafficking.
Now let’s talk specifics. You might remember the sensational stories about cats and dogs being eaten in Springfield. But there’s so much more beneath that surface-level chaos. Our Attorney General here in Ohio has been investigating human trafficking and mortgage fraud connected to Haitian immigrants in Springfield for quite some time. These investigations aren’t fringe conspiracies; they’re backed by substantial evidence indicating exploitation.
When citizens get involved, things move quickly—and accurately. If something needs correcting, we make those public corrections transparently. That’s what makes citizen journalism powerful and credible.
So why has no one talked about our AG’s investigations? It’s astonishing that Attorney General Yost’s statements about these accusations haven’t received more attention. His office has been looking into this since early 2024, especially focusing on human trafficking exploiting Haitians.
And let’s clear up another point: African American residents in Springfield are feeling this crisis too. They’ve been vocal about being displaced by Haitian immigrants when it comes to social programs—often finding themselves at the back of the line with resources depleted by the time their turn comes.
We’ve even seen state troopers sent to Springfield due to escalating tensions while local authorities seek emergency powers to manage the situation better. Yet, despite all these dramatic moves, I saw very little violence during my visit there—just a couple arguing at a gas station.
It’s not just about race or ethnicity; it’s about community integrity being compromised by unchecked immigration and mismanagement. Black or white, residents are united in their grievances against systemic issues plaguing Springfield.
Lastly, let’s call out some political treachery here: The mayor of Springfield and Gov DeWine may carry Republican labels but have shown actions that betray conservative values. These RINOs (Republicans In Name Only) have sided with globalist agendas over American interests—enriching themselves while American residents suffer in squalor two blocks away from their luxurious homes.
Let’s hold them accountable. Let’s keep digging for truth and reporting it honestly because that’s what true American-loving Patriots do.
Stay vigilant, stay informed,
Pete Santilli
