Part 2: Who is Running High Speed Fiber Optic Cable through North GA and Why?
Featured, News March 23, 2017
Do you know Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong or Thomas Wittenschlaeger?
A fiber optic cable is being run along the Georgia Northeastern Railroad. In this segment we look at the possible agreement between Patriot Rail and Mox Networks LLC to run the fiber optic cable along the rail line. We question – Who is Mox Networks LLC? We question – Who are they running the fiber optic cable for? It looks to be that there are some ties between Mox Networks and Nantworks LLC companies. Stay tuned for more information on this topic from #BKP in the next part of this segment.
All-Star Political Panel – Trump tweets, good or bad for the President
Politics June 16, 2017
This weeks All-Star Political Panel had much to discuss. They covered topics such as Congressman Steve Scalise being shot on the baseball field, the Russian investigation not having any real evidence, President Donald Trump’s tweets, and so much more. At the end of the panel listen in for BKP’s word lesson for the week. Not only does Rick show him a few words he missed this week but Jane also helps him with grammatical correctness. You do not want to miss our All-Star Panel always keeping you up to date with the latest political news going on this this country. If you want to be on our All-Star Panel on Fridays come out to Sycamore Crossing in beautiful Down Town Blue Ridge to sit in and share your opinions in the discussion.
President Donald Trump Has No Choice but to Clean Up Former President Clinton’s North Korean Mess
Politics April 17, 2017
Do you remember in the 90’s when former President Bill Clinton announced that the United States. had reached an agreement with North Korea to freeze and dismantle their nuclear weapons program?
Do you remember when he told us that this agreement would be good for the U.S. and the entire world? Do you remember when he said North Korea would now fully join the world of peaceful nations? Well… How did that work out?
Do you remember when George W. Bush declared North Korea part of the axis of evil and he said “The United States of America will not permit the world’s most dangerous regimes to threaten us with the world’s most destructive weapons.” North Korea considered Bushes words just short of declaring war.
Do you remember in 2009 when North Korean soldiers detained two American
journalist that had crossed over into North Korea from China without a visa? North Korea agreed to the release of the two journalist but only if Former President Bill Clinton would come personally to meet with Kim Jong-il. Three Presidents, three failed attempts to solve the North Korean crisis.
The Trump Administration has warned Kim Jong-un not to launch anymore test ICBMs. Ignoring the United States’ warnings North Korea had a failed attempt Saturday to launch a missile, which exploded on the pad. North Korea showcased their ICBMs during their founders day parade on Saturday. These ICBMs fitted with nuclear warheads could reach Seoul South Korea, Tokyo Japan, and maybe even the west coast of The United States. I feel sure Secretary of Defence, James “Mad-Dog” Mattis, will bring this North Korean nightmare to an end. Which Clinton, Bush and Obama failed to do.
In this segment we also cover the media trying to figure out “the real Donald Trump.” BKP gives his opinion as to why Trump changed his position on China being a currency manipulator and and NATO no longer being obsolete.
Trump, Isaakson and Gaines Win Dawson Co.
News November 9, 2016
DAWSONVILLE, Ga. — Voters across north Georgia turned out in large numbers to vote in the 2016 Presidential Election. In Dawson, White and Lumpkin counties more than 80 percent of active registered voters cast their ballots.
There were only a handful of contested races in Republican dominated Dawson County where 11,836 of 14,591 registered voters turned out.
As expected, Donald Trump registered a landslide victory over former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton with 9,880 votes to 1,444 in the presidential race.
Former City Councilman Chris Gaines easily dispatched Independent Robert Wiley, an ROTC instructor at Dawson County High School, 8,464 to 2,589.
Incumbent Republican U.S. Senator Johnny Isakson defeated Democrat Jim Barksdale 9,296 TO 1,231.
Incumbent District 2 Public Service Commissioner Tim Echols beat challenger Eric Hoskins 9,378 to 1,601.
Dawson County voters overwhelmingly said no to what they perceived to be the state takeover of local public schools, defeating Amendment 1 7,022 to 4,428.
They also rejected Amendment 3 which calls for the establishment of a Judicial Qualifications Commission, 6873 to 3,746.
Amendment 2, which imposes penalties for sexual exploitation and assessments on adult entertainment, 9,446 to 1,854. Amendment 4, which allows revenue to be taken from existing taxes on fireworks to support trauma care, fire services and public safety, 9,283 to 2,048.
Advanced Voting for Presidential Election Begins Monday
Business, News October 12, 2016
DAWSONVILLE, Ga. – Judging by the flurry of new voter registration Dawson County Director of Elections and Registration Glenda Ferguson said the 2016 Presidential Election could produce a record number of voters.
“It’s been crazy with new registrations and people verifying eligibility,” Ferguson said Wednesday. “I don’t recall this much activity in previous elections. I’m guessing we will have a turnout of around 78 percent this year.”
Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton, the former Secretary of State, have engaged in one of the most bitter and divisive political campaigns in recent U.S. history. Advanced Voting begins Monday and voters will finally have a chance to choose their candidate.
Dawson County voters can cast an early ballot between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m Monday through Friday until Nov. 4. The county will also hold one Saturday voting session on Sat. Oct. 29 from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.
The only location open for Advanced Voting is the Dawson County Board of Elections Office at 96 Academy Avenue, Dawsonville.
On Election Day, Tues. Nov. 8, all precincts will be open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m.
If you have any questions about your voting location and/or status, go to “My Voter Page” @ http://www.mvp.sos.ga.gov/MVP/mvp.do or call the Elections & Voter Registration office at 706-344-3640.
You can also obtain an Absentee Ballot by completing the Absentee Ballot Application and returning it by mail to 96 Academy Avenue, Dawsonville, GA 30534 or by Fax 706-344-3642, or by email [email protected] with a signature provided.
Trump Campaign Insider Lee Snover 9/14/16
GMFTO September 14, 2016
Exclusive internal polling data on the Presidential Campaign in Pennsylvania. Did the Clinton Campaign Intentionally call Trump Supporters Deplorable to segregate? Lee Snover joins GMFTO from Pennsylvania to bring this and more to our Election Coverage.



