Former Nevada Governors May Have Been Involved With The Socialist Party In Nevada And The Catalyst To The Present Day NPR Scandals To Destroy Public Radio

Apr 25, 2024, at 9:50 AM

Former Nevada Governors May Have Been Involved With The Socialist Party In Nevada And The Catalyst To The Present Day NPR Scandals To Destroy Public Radio

LAS VEGAS (LVPR) - What happened in Nevada over the past 50+ years? Former Nevada governors may have been involved with the Socialist Party in Nevada to cause the present day NPR Scandals to destroy public radio.

The recent National Public Radio (NPR) scandals shed light that former Nevada Governors may have had ties and direct links to the Socialist Party within the state over a number of years to build a centralized socialist/communist style power structure and embed this power structure within the Nevada Department of Education and then disguse it through Nevada State Bill 555 as the Public Broadcasting Grant program. We strip this socialism/communism out of Nevada's education sector after 50+ years so educators can get back to educating our kids, not running radio stations. As Las Vegas Public Radio previously reported (and backed up with many facts), 50+ other in-state public broadcasters (a public broadcaster is defined with transmitting a radio signal over the AM/FM band which the public then tunes into on their radios) are purposely being left behind with access to state tax payer dollars that favors NPR Affiliate(s) in Nevada.

Las Vegas Public Radio investigative reporting on this rise to socialism/communism on American soil shows us how this socialism/communism is linked back to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) purposely benefiting NPR Affiliate(s) here in Nevada but excludes the rest of the state's 50+ other in-state public broadcasters.

Extreme measures will be needed to break this socialism/communism on American soil. Under Project RIG'ed being initiated by Las Vegas Public Radio, a new state agency will need to be created to help fund the remaining 50+ other in-state public broadcasters being left behind. This new state agency can be called the Cannabis for Public Broadcasting (CPB). The Cannabis for Public Broadcasting agency within Nevada is easily funded by the Cannabis Sales Taxes to keep the CPB running and serving the remaining 50+ other in-state public broadcasters who are purposely being left behind. Project RIG'ed fixes all of this with in-state Radio Infrastructure Grants (RIG's) administered through the in-state Cannabis for Public Broadcasting as formed by the Nevada Department of Business & Industry. Irregardless of what happens every 2-4 years when the political pendulum swings, the state's Cannabis for Public Broadcasting (CPB) would keep the state's 50+ other in-state public broadcasters operating including our Low Power FM brothers and sisters around the state functioning and no longer left behind after 25+ years.