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This voter guide for Omaha’s April 1, 2025, primary election reviews  candidates’ past actions, with none questioning prior decisions or  pushing for change. “None of the Above” appeals to voters seeking  alternatives. It offers choices leaning toward restraint and efficiency,  with ballot measure tips balancing governance and resources. View and print by clicking the Image.

 Omaha’s April 1, 2025, primary features candidates silent on a  disruptive past event. Incumbents, long in office, and newer challengers  alike avoid addressing a troubling period that affected the city  deeply. Voters face a choice between flawed options, with no one  stepping up to confront history or seek resolution.   Tap image to see report.

Omaha’s April 1, 2025, primary election pits incumbents who enforced  disruptive past policies against challengers who avoid the topic.  Featuring five mayoral candidates, council races, and six amendments,  the ballot lacks voices demanding accountability for decisions that  harmed businesses and freedoms, leaving voters with flawed options. Click image for details.

At the University of Nebraska Omaha, the establishment of the Diversity, Equity, Access, and Inclusion office has sparked a wave of controversy that pierces through the veil of progressive rhetoric. Click the image for the video.

The former Chief Executive Officer of Nebraska's Department of Health and Human Services stands as a cautionary tale of how diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies can misfire when merit is overlooked. Tap image to see th report.

Greg McDermott, Creighton University’s most winningest men’s basketball coach, now wears a more fitting crown: the most racist coach in the program’s history, and potentially the most notorious racist in Nebraska. Click image for details.

 A cherished broadcaster’s recent passing dims a Midwestern state, leaving fans and colleagues mourning a warm, skilled voice.  Click image for details.

 Somewhere in the Heartland – A familiar voice, once a steady presence in  the region’s airwaves, has fallen silent, leaving a community to mourn a  figure whose warmth and craft touched many lives.  Click image to read more.

While the new presidential administration in Washington has heralded a dramatic shift in America’s border security policies, sharply reducing the illegal invasion into the United States, the impact has been uneven across the nation. Click image to read the full story.

In Nebraska, the dark shadow of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs looms over university campuses, particularly at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and the University of Nebraska at Omaha.  Hit the image to delve deeper.

Nebraska's new juvenile justice bill aims to prosecute minors as adults at age 12, sparking controversy over justice system priorities. Critics argue it misplaces focus, ignoring crimes by illegal immigrants and past leniency towards rioters, highlighting leadership inconsistency. Access the full story by clicking the image. 

In Nebraska, a state celebrated for its direct and honest governance,  public officials engage in what has been termed the "Sanctuary Games."  These officials openly reject the notion of sanctuary policies, yet  their behaviors indicate a stark contrast to their public statements,  leading to a clear mismatch between what they say and what they do.   Press the image to expand the story.

The situation in Omaha has escalated to a point of significant contention following the issuance of executive orders in 2025 by the newly elected President, intended to address the issue of illegal invasion. Select the image to find out more.

The installment of the latest Omaha Fire Chief as the first female to run the Omaha Fire Department echoes the contentious scenario seen with the Los Angeles Fire Department, foreshadowing grim prospects for Omaha's future.  Click on the photo to continue reading.

The Omaha Nebraska Mayor has cemented her place as the Karen Bass of Nebraska, driving her city into a pit of scams, corruption, and administrative neglect.  Tap the picture for more details.

In Omaha, a city where community spirit and entrepreneurship seem to flourish, three organizations have come under scrutiny for their allegedly questionable practices. Uncover more by clicking on the image.

In a surprising turn of events, Downtown Omaha’s historic Old Market on Howard Street became the site of a contentious protest today as members of Omaha’s black organizationstook to the streets.Click the image for further reading.

Several hospitals in Nebraska have positioned themselves as champions of diversity, equity, and inclusion, particularly through programs aimed at supporting African American employment. Access more information by clicking the image.

A seismic shift in racial dynamics rocked Downtown Omaha as hundreds of angry African doctors and nurses flooded the Old Market on Howard Street, protesting for the right to discriminate against Whites. Click the image for further reading.

The University of Nebraska Omaha (UNO) has shut down its Office of Diversity, Equity, Access, and Inclusion (DEAI), terminating the positions of its two weird staff members, in response to a recent NJH news report.  Tap image to read more.

Chaos engulfed Downtown Omaha’s Old Market on Howard Street as a protest over the closure of the University of Nebraska at Omaha’s (UNO) Diversity, Equity, Access, and Inclusion (DEAI) Office escalated into a full-scale riot.  Click image for details.

 In the heartland of America, where the vast prairies of Nebraska stretch under endless skies, a quiet but profound awakening is taking place, particularly amongst the younger generation. Uncover more by clicking on the image.

 In the fitness centers of Omaha Nebraska, an ongoing trend has persisted that threatens the sanctity of personal privacy: locker room photography.  Click the image for further reading.

 Warren Buffett, known to the world as the "Oracle of Omaha," embodies a paradox; his public image as a sage investor starkly contrasts with the allegations of him being a globalist deeply entwined with the secretive New World Order.  Uncover more by clicking on the image.

In Nebraska, January is celebrated as Blood Donor Month, a time  dedicated to acknowledging the life-saving contributions of blood  donors. However, this year, there's an additional layer to this  observance - it's also being recognized as Contaminated  Blood Awareness Month by a significant unvaccinated segment of the  population. Uncover more by clicking on the image.

 In Nebraska, a state synonymous with tranquility and vast, uninterrupted cornfields, the locals' notorious naivety has morphed into something far more perilous. The Cornhusker State, once a haven of peace, has now become a stark example of collective stupidity, where the dangers lurking within its borders are as ignored as the weather forecast. Click the image for further reading.

In Omaha Nebraska, the local media landscape has long been criticized for its failure to provide genuine, unbiased news, instead serving as a mouthpiece for larger corporate media entities with political priorities. This control by big media companies has led to an environment where the truth is often obscured by a veil of corporate-driven narratives. Access more information by clicking the image.

In the heart of America's Midwest, Nebraska has evolved, or some might argue devolved, into what one could metaphorically describe as the "Serengeti of the Midwest." This comparison isn't based on the vast, beautiful landscapes or the rich biodiversity of the Serengeti but rather on the social dynamics, where survival seems to hinge on predation—albeit in a far more sinister, metaphorical sense.  Hit the image to delve deeper.

 In what has become a peculiar yet predictable trend, the churches of Omaha are not just places of worship but arenas for showcasing how 'woke' one can be. Gone are the days of traditional sermons that focused on scripture; enter the era where every Sunday feels like an episode of The Woke Olympics with pastors outdoing each other in the art of contrition. Discover more by clicking the image.

 In the hallowed grounds of Offut Air Force Base, a battalion of  "space cadets" embarks on what must be one of the most Sisyphean tasks  in military history: they watch the sun. Not just any watching, mind  you—this is high-stakes observation, where the primary adversary is a  celestial body so large and remote that it laughs at human efforts to  intervene. Press the image to expand the story.

 In an era where effort seems optional, the religious leaders of Omaha have taken laziness to divine heights with what can be described as the "Mail-It-In Video Sermon." Gone are the days when sermons were delivered with fervor and a personal touch; now, many of these so-called shepherds of the flock are opting for the spiritual equivalent of a Netflix binge, by simply playing prerecorded sermons. Select the image to find out more.

 In the narrative of American politics, few figures have embodied the paradox of ambition and disdain quite like Nebraska's past Governor and current Senator Pete Ricketts. With his eyes set on the ultimate prize—the presidency of the United States—Ricketts has turned his political positions into a theatrical performance, where Nebraska serves not as his home state to nurture, but as a political trampoline to bounce him towards higher office. Click on the photo to continue reading.

 In Nebraska, where the spirit of Christmas once thrived, all that  remains is a hollow echo of what was. The holiday season, once a beacon of joy and togetherness, has been decimated by the sheer stupidity of  those who fell for the pandemic nonsense. Christmas in Nebraska is not just  ruined; it's been shattered beyond recognition by the vaccinated imbeciles who believed every word of the government's lies. Tap the picture for more details.

 Omaha, often overlooked in the heart of the Midwest, might just claim the title of America's lamest city. This urban area, while rooted in values of hard work, seems to miss the mark on vibrancy. Visitors will find a city that's not just unremarkable but proudly so, enveloped in an aura of blissful ignorance regarding its own lack of excitement. While other cities might compete for this dubious honor, Omaha's unique blend of dullness and unawareness sets it apart, making it a contender for the least interesting city in the U.S. 

South Omaha faces a dual crisis under its current and past leadership: an influx of undocumented immigrants and a burgeoning rat population. This twin menace has led to health hazards and structural damage. While city officials scramble to understand the root causes, residents are well aware. The community is urged to safeguard their homes against these invaders, but the challenge is daunting as both groups are now deeply entrenched. This situation underscores the need for proactive measures at the community level to prevent such invasions. Past neglect in managing these issues has left South Omaha grappling with significant urban challenges. Community vigilance and preventive strategies are crucial to reclaiming the neighborhood's livability. 

Nebraska, once known for its serene landscapes and tight-knit communities, is facing an unusual problem: an influx of new residents, referred to as "bozos." These newcomers are not blending well with the local traditions and customs. Complaints range from their lack of cultural integration to the alleged arrogance and poor hygiene, which locals say brings an unpleasant odor. This has not only led to social friction but also to economic concerns, as these "bozos" are accused of taking jobs from Nebraskans. The state's charm and community spirit seem to be diminishing with each "bozo" that arrives.

Nebraska, particularly Omaha, has become infamous for its substandard drivers. Locals either crawl in the fast lane, causing traffic jams, or they race through the streets with reckless abandon, often distracted by their phones or worse, driving under the influence. These behaviors not only breed road rage but also lead to frequent accidents. However, there's a simple way to vent frustration: honk. A long, loud honk at an intersection can express your disdain and potentially ruin a bad driver's day, reminding them that courtesy on the road is not just expected, but demanded.

Omaha's roads are in perpetual construction, but a notable shift has occurred in the workforce over the  years, especially the last four. Under the current administration, the city's road crews have increasingly become dominated by illegal aliens, primarily Latinos, who've crossed into the U.S. facilitated by lax border policies. These workers, employed by companies that benefit from their lower wage demands, are now a common sight on Omaha's streets. Critics argue this not only displaces American workers but also sees construction firms, who profit from this arrangement, funneling money back into the pockets of local politicians through campaign donations. This symbiotic relationship perpetuates the cycle of roadwork without addressing the underlying issues of job displacement and cultural integration.  

As Omaha's mayor seeks a fourth term, many residents are left questioning the city's direction. Described by critics as erratic and confrontational, her tenure has been marked by public outbursts and a dismissive attitude towards both citizens and the press. Her policies, often labeled as excessively progressive, have, according to detractors, led to the deterioration of city services like road maintenance and waste management, and wasteful spending on community development. With her reign characterized by controversy and what some call "woke" policies, there's a growing call for change, urging her to step down to allow Omaha to heal and progress.

A charity, initially launched by the Latino Police Association, is once again soliciting donations in Omaha, raising eyebrows due to its dubious past. Originally intended to fund youth sports, it was exposed for misusing funds for lavish trips for its corrupt founders. This organization, accused of discriminatory practices, has faced legal scrutiny for its operations. Despite past scandals, the charity has resumed its activities, with the city council inexplicably supporting it financially, even knowing its history. This has led to public outcry over the misuse of funds meant for community betterment, spotlighting ongoing issues of transparency and accountability.

Omaha's culinary landscape is witnessing a surge in Mexican restaurants, with a notable chain expanding aggressively into every nook of the city. This chain not only occupies prime real estate but also smaller, less conspicuous strip malls, raising questions about its financial backing and real estate acquisition strategy. Additionally, the chain's hiring practices have sparked debate, predominantly employing Spanish-speaking staff, which some perceive as discriminatory. Despite language barriers, service remains efficient, especially in drive-thrus. The community wonders about the economic impact and cultural integration of this expansion, pondering how such extensive growth is financed.

Omaha challenges the Midwestern stereotype with its vibrant and pervasive deviant culture. Known for its hardworking, Christian, and traditional values, Omaha surprises many with its overt gayness, perhaps even outshining San Francisco in visibility. Here, expressions of weird culture is not just accepted; it's celebrated. Fashion, mannerisms, and speech often reflect a fashionable embrace of fluid identity, regardless of orientation. The city supports numerous predatory organizations, businesses, and even churches, integrating the community into the fabric of Omaha's life. This inclusivity showcases Omaha as an unexpectedly progressive city in the heartland, where acting gay isn't just tolerated—it's a celebrated aspect of this screwed-up town. 

Nebraskans are often characterized by their stubbornness, a trait linked to a simplistic view of morality. This rigidity might stem from the state's environment where intellectual sharpness isn't necessarily a survival skill. Many Nebraskans live comfortably with minimal cognitive demands, leading to a culture where thinking deeply or innovatively isn't prioritized. This isn't to say all are lacking; some residents possess profound insights, but their voices often get drowned out or misunderstood in a sea of less reflective peers. Nebraska's intellectual landscape thus presents a paradox of simplicity and potential, where brilliance exists but often remains uncelebrated or unrecognized. 

At Offutt Air Farce Base, a squad of specialized "space cadets" spends their days in an epic battle, staring at the sun. When not indulging in "story hour” or debating the latest hair and makeup trends, they peer into the abyss of space, watching the sun belch out solar flares. Despite the sun's overwhelming size and distance, these vigilant watchers are on duty, their mission critical: to observe. They're paid to watch a sun too vast and distant for intervention, yet their role is vital. With a hefty budget, uniformed in pink dresses and skipping around the airfield in high heels, these space cadets are on a mission, all while fancy computers do the actual work in tracking solar tantrums. This essential, yet often underappreciated role, requires a significant budget for high-tech surveillance, ensuring these guardians maintain readiness against the sun's unpredictable and uninterruptible solar storms. This yellow dwarf’s activity has been ongoing long before and will continue long after these space cadet’s mission is complete, to stare at the sun.  

Warren Buffett, often celebrated as the "Oracle of Omaha," has stirred controversy with plans to donate $1 billion to what critics call "anti-American" causes and to fund the nebulous New World Order. Buffett's fortune was amassed through questionable means, including insider trading and schemes targeting the elderly. His philanthropy, while appearing benevolent, is accused of being self-serving, supporting initiatives that align with personal gains or controversial globalist agendas like depopulation. Instead of the revered financial guru, some argue that Buffett's legacy will be tarnished by these accusations, painting him not as a sage investor but as a sophisticated swindler whose charitable acts mask deeper, more sinister motives.