Tag: Agenda 21 Comes to Colorado

Hero cat saves biker from helicopter death

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Image of a young, studly biker smiling as a tabby cat perches on his shoulder.
Jim Wilson, a member of Twisted Paladins MC, finds a new prospect.

After outlaw biker Jim Wilson’s Fat Boy breaks down in tiny Starkton, Colorado, he finds himself trapped in a United Nations psychological warfare exercise.

Served an LSD-laced beer, Jim is persuaded to walk toward the spinning tail rotor of a UN helicopter. But just as he reaches the deadly blades, a stray cat claws into his leg, yanking him back to reality and halting his fatal march.

Together, man and cat join the fight to free Starkton from its nightmare.

Unleash your creativity and color your way through an inspiring saga of resistance and heroism.

Don’t miss this exciting, illustrated story by L.T. Hanlon, the author of “Breaking Fiction” and “Tim McVeigh Died for Your Sins.”

“Agenda 21 Comes to Colorado” — It’s a graphic novel. It’s a coloring book. It’s a warning.



‘Agenda 21’ coloring book adventure coming soon

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Life drawing shows a cowboy and a pretty girl lost in a kiss.
It’s Saturday night in Starkton, Colorado, and Missy Childers is lost in a cowboy’s kiss.

Discover the thrilling graphic novel-coloring book “Agenda 21 Comes to Colorado,” arriving soon on Amazon.

Dive into the gripping tale of Starkton — a small town plunged into chaos when a rogue United Nations faction orchestrates a live-fire exercise in a quiet corner of southeastern Colorado.

See Starkton’s townsfolk rally in an epic struggle for sovereignty as they resist political indoctrination, vaccination, food shortages, martial law, and endure cruel interrogations conducted in blatant violation of the Geneva Conventions.

Every saga has its heroes, and one of ours is Missy Childers, who, in a heartbeat, shifts from celebrating at the Harper County Community College Rodeo Booster Club to helping sabotage UN helicopters.

Unleash your creativity and color your way through an inspiring saga of resistance and heroism.
Don’t miss this exciting, illustrated story by L.T. Hanlon, the author of “Breaking Fiction” and “Tim McVeigh Died for Your Sins.”

“Agenda 21 Comes to Colorado” — It’s a graphic novel. It’s a coloring book. It’s a warning.

Lynching out with hazmat oddities

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Several folks who volunteered to be beta readers for my graphic novel/coloring book “Agenda 21 Comes to Colorado” especially enjoyed the chapter in which mysterious figures in hazmat outfits are sighted in southeastern Colorado months before the UN launches Exercise Gamma-2. They wanted more of these scenes, which I’m adding despite being way late in the production process. I guess you can’t have too much David Lynch.

Here’s an example.

A photorealistic drawing shows a young woman in a cowboy hat standing next to a pickup truck on a rural dirt road. She watches a tiny figure in a hazmat suit ambling along the road. She describes it as looking like a baby Michelin Man.

UN-sponsored rodeo party shocks U.S. Senate subcommittee

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Hot, sexy paintings show shirtless cowboys getting wasted and kissing men and women.
Photographic evidence was destroyed, but these paintings prove the United Nations can throw one heck of a party. (All images copyright © Lauren K. Cooper and used by permission.)

In my upcoming combination graphic novel and coloring book, “Agenda 21 Comes to Colorado,” one of my favorite chapters has to be “First Annual U Thant Inclusive Rodeo Party.”

This chapter showcases some truly provocative and daring imagery that promises to either titillate or offend — there’s something for every reader.

The fictional story unfurls a chilling scenario where a rogue faction within the United Nations engages in psychological warfare experiments on an unsuspecting rural community. At the heart of this chaotic revelry is an incident involving a new variant of LSD secretly administered to selected individuals.

In the novel, we learn that although photographic evidence was systematically destroyed to cover up the debacle, a U.S. Senate subcommittee’s hearings bring to light astonishing paintings by Laurie Cooper that vividly capture the bizarre events at a college rodeo team’s victory celebration. This chapter is a wild ride that blends dark humor with a critical look at power and manipulation.

Yee-haw!