Let’s understand what’s going on in Los Angeles because most people don’t. This is not a battle of cops versus rioters; it is a battle between narratives. Most people see regime media video of Third World savages waving the tacky banners of their garbage homelands, lighting fires, hassling cops, and doing other things consistent with being barbarians, and think that Los Angeles is in chaos and therefore get scared. The idea behind this color revolution – it is...

Tensions are reaching a boiling point between David Hogg and Democratic National Committee (DNC) leadership as the organization moves to potentially redo Hogg’s election as vice chair.  Leaked audio revealed DNC Chair Ken Martin venting his frustration with Hogg, who has come under fire from some within the party for his efforts to oust certain incumbents while serving as a DNC vice chair. The leak occurred the day before DNC officials were set to vote virtually...

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Los Angeles is all the proof you need that mass migration unravels societies. You can have all the other plans and budgets you want. If you don’t fix migration, then nothing else can be fixed — or saved. — Stephen Miller (@StephenM) June 9, 2025

from Sputnik News: MOSCOW (Sputnik) – The recent telephone conversation between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US leader Donald Trump has led to a shift in Russian public opinion, which is a “major de-escalation opportunity.” “Putin–Trump dialogue led to historic shift in Russian public opinion. Russians naming the U.S. as ‘hostile’ dropped from 75% to […]

by Kristinn Taylor, The Gateway Pundit: Several self-driving Waymo vehicles were vandalized, spray-painted and then set on fire Sunday evening on Los Angeles Street in downtown L.A. as illegal immigration riots intensified as protests against the Trump administration’s enforcement of immigration laws moved into its third day. Even as video of the Waymo fires played on screen […]

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NYC 2055: a city beyond salvation. Blast your way through this dense cyberpunk jungle in Neon Inferno, an explosive fusion of 2D run-and-gun and gallery-shooter, and help the Family dominate its streets! Three decades from now, New York City is at war with itself. A war with no battlefield: criminal syndicates control four of its five boroughs, fighting each other and the corrupt NYPD in a vicious struggle for supremacy. Into this dystopia steps a fledgling crime family trying to secure their place, striving for power just as everyone else. You are their deadliest weapon. Shoot close, aim far: A dynamic blend of side-scroller and gallery-shooter, where the action takes place in both foreground and background (like playing Contra and Wild Guns at the same time). Glorious 32-bit style: A sci-fi cityscape rendered in beautiful pixel art and backed by an evocative soundtrack. Two-player co-op: With danger lurking around every street corner, wouldn’t you be better off with a friend? Satisfying arcade challenge: Enjoy a playthrough on an easier mode… or put your skills and resilience to the test with the 1-credit-clear Arcade Mode!   As an assassin, your missions will take you through every area of this hyper-metropolitan sprawl: from the impoverished battle-torn slums of the Bronx, where the police and the gangs wage vicious war covering entire neighborhoods in flame, to the walled neon gardens of Inner Manhattan, where the upper-class and the lawmakers idle away their time enjoying the fruits of high culture, blissfully shielded from the chaos and the agony of the outside world — for now. Neon Inferno is the second title from Zenovia Interactive, a game studio based in New York City and founded by Sri Kankanahalli in 2019. The company’s previous title was Steel Assault, released in late 2021. Zenovia’s team is fully remote and highly international, spanning every continent sans Antarctica. https://neoninferno.com/?utm_source=impress&utm_medium=presskit The post NEON INFERNO Releasing October 2nd appeared first on Old School Gamer Magazine.