Bossier Watch: Politics, Transparency, Accountability - Unfiltered
Sep 9, 2026 · 1 hr 17 min · 13 segments
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Speaking of Sharia law, I'm thinking there might be some Sharia law going on out in Halton in H-Town, too.
Oh, really? Do tell.

So like earlier, I was watching the Halton Town Council or is it council or alderman, alderman meeting or council meeting, whatever.
I was

watching their city meeting and all of a sudden I saw a comment pop up from a lady and was being critical of the town of Halton and talked about, even made a comment or a gesture about uh had sent a complaint to the governor regarding uh something to do with the expenditures and i mean bam where i'm sitting there reading it and all of a sudden poof it just disappears off the screen so i'm confident that they were deleting comments really
yeah well hmm so i i put up a comment as BozerWatch, but let me go ahead and give them a verbal warning.
If they try to pull those shenanigans, I'll just start screen recording their entire Haunton stream, and we'll publish that.
That way, any of the comments that show up, they're going to get caught in the screen record, and then if they are...
I mean, stranger things have happened, but let's say if they are deleting comments, then, oops, they're going to get blasted.

Because they're obviously practicing some Sharia law and censoring stuff out there.
Definitely.
Well, okay.
So maybe the RPAC does need to talk about Sharia law in the context of Houghton potentially censoring comments.
And it would be censoring in this case because it is a government entity doing it.
If, if...
it is correct that they're deleting comments.

And one of the comments were in regards to a public works person, whether or not the person was fired or not fired or something of that nature.

Now, if you remember correctly, We kind of went down that road before a little bit.

Speaking of Sharia law, I'm thinking there might be some Sharia law going on out in Halton in H-Town, too.
Oh, really? Do tell.

So like earlier, I was watching the Halton Town Council or is it council or alderman, alderman meeting or council meeting, whatever.
I was

watching their city meeting and all of a sudden I saw a comment pop up from a lady and was being critical of the town of Halton and talked about, even made a comment or a gesture about uh had sent a complaint to the governor regarding uh something to do with the expenditures and i mean bam where i'm sitting there reading it and all of a sudden poof it just disappears off the screen so i'm confident that they were deleting comments really
yeah well hmm so i i put up a comment as BozerWatch, but let me go ahead and give them a verbal warning.
If they try to pull those shenanigans, I'll just start screen recording their entire Haunton stream, and we'll publish that.
That way, any of the comments that show up, they're going to get caught in the screen record, and then if they are...
I mean, stranger things have happened, but let's say if they are deleting comments, then, oops, they're going to get blasted.

Because they're obviously practicing some Sharia law and censoring stuff out there.
Definitely.
Well, okay.
So maybe the RPAC does need to talk about Sharia law in the context of Houghton potentially censoring comments.
And it would be censoring in this case because it is a government entity doing it.
If, if...
it is correct that they're deleting comments.

And one of the comments were in regards to a public works person, whether or not the person was fired or not fired or something of that nature.

Now, if you remember correctly, We kind of went down that road before a little bit.
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