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In News on October 19, 2011 at 05:07
You know it. We know it. The mainstream media simply won’t do its job. The Killeen Daily Herald, The Temple Daily Telegram, and The Waco Tribune won’t act as government watch-dogs. The local TV stations like KCEN-TV and KXXV won’t do it. The radio stations in the area refuse to cover true corruption and cronyism in government, so we’re going to do it here at Central Texas Reporter.
We are looking for skilled writers who are not “afraid of the man.” We are also looking for bona fide stories of and tips about crony capitalism and official oppression, as well as any other sort of corruption in local government about which you may have information. stories, and tips, so if you have some, or you’re a whistleblower with documents and evidence in-hand, please email them to us at:
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This website is dedicated to the reporting of the truth to the people of Central Texas, whose local government officials have colluded too often with private interests in the abrogation of the rights of residents of Central Texas. We believe the scandals over the last few years are just the tip of the iceberg, and it’s now time for citizens of Central Texas to stand and be counted. We need to get the crooks and liars out of elected or appointed office, and to do so, you will need the truth about them.
We do not reveal sources to any authority without the expressed, written consent of those sources. Ever.
In News, Reader Contributions on July 23, 2021 at 12:30
We’ve begun a new project here at CentralTexasReporter. We’ve realized throughout the global scam of the last eighteen months that to a large degree, local governments contribute to the abuse of citizens in all sorts of ways we’d never anticipated. Driven by the corrupt media, political agendas, and plain old corruption, officials at the State, County, and Municipal levels are engaged in every manner of oppression disguised as “public health policy.” Worse, they’ve essentially weaponized private institutions as well. One need only look at the nonsense ongoing in local hospitals to see this catastrophe in action. At the national level, terrifying forces are working to subvert our constitutional system. At the local level, officials comply and follow the herd. Some of them also cash-in.
If you witness such corrupt behavior in local government, as an employee, a contractor, a consultant, or as a citizen/resident, we’d like to hear about it. We keep all identities confidential. If you have a story, evidence, or other information, we want to know about it. Contact us at centraltexasreporter@protonmail.com.
In Corruption, News, Reader Contributions on June 14, 2018 at 12:14
We’re always interested in stories of fraud and corruption. You are welcome to make submissions to centraltexasreporter@protonmail.com, but please understand that we cannot use all stories, and we cannot investigate every lead. We will make contact with you if we think we can use your story. We particularly enjoy local government whistleblowers, as it is our experience that many of these stories go unreported and are “open secrets” for many years in some small communities before they ever gain public exposure. Also be mindful that we can only cover so large an area. If you’re within fifty miles of Killeen, Texas, we may well be interested. If you live in a county that borders Bell or Coryell counties, we may well be interested.
You know it. We know it. The mainstream media simply won’t do its job. The Killeen Daily Herald, The Temple Daily Telegram, and The Waco Tribune won’t act as government watch-dogs. The local TV stations like KCEN-TV and KXXV won’t do it. The radio stations in the area refuse to cover true corruption and cronyism in government, so we’re going to do it here at Central Texas Reporter.
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