Two headlines within the last few hours. There are so many like this everyday, a pattern I anticipated since 2020’s population control propaganda campaign and recognized the last four years, which led me to creating aletheialytics.com to keep track and archive these stories for posterity.
‘I couldn’t believe it’: Guelph community mourns loss of 16-year-old basketball star Nash Dunlop
Franklyn Clarke said he was impressed with 16-year-old Nash Dunlop’s skill set competitiveness on the basketball court when he met the teen in late August during tryouts. “It felt like I knew him much longer than the time we spent together,” Clarke said. “He was just a great kid and we were looking forward to him playing with us.” Clarke, a coach with Vanguard North Basketball, a basketball academy in the GTA, told CBC News Dunlop was set to play in the academy’s prep-season this fall and was supposed to be with the team the morning for strength and conditioning work the day he died.
Scholarship created in memory of Ole Miss student from Atlanta who died suddenly
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — The family of an Atlanta student found dead on the campus of the University of Mississippi wants his legacy to last for years to come. Robert Strang, who grew up in Atlanta, died on Sept. 21. His cause of death has not been released.