As we head into the election cycle for the next Governor of the State of Mayflower, many questions and major allegations have surfaced about top candidate OmniGalaxy’s past conduct during his time as Adjutant General of the National Guard — including the various illegal acts he engaged in.

Recap: What Did Omni Do?

  • According to direct exported chat messages, OmniGalaxy used his position in the National Guard to target members of the judiciary and State Senate, ordering their executions. Over 11,000 messages of plans and a hit list of what might be described as political adversaries were included.,
  • The messages also provide indirect evidence of OmniGalaxy working with the Mayflower Red Front in these operations. Just why was the head of our state’s military collaborating with criminals for his own personal gain?,
  • Sources closest to the State Senate report that OmniGalaxy opposed the proposal of the Military Briefings Act, a bill that was designed to improve transparency between the National Guard and the Senate. OmniGalaxy’s own words were “unnecessary paperwork” – a phrase that raises concerns, as the duty of the Governor is an office built on transparency and accountability to the entire government.,

Where is OmniGalaxy?

Despite the numerous articles published by Mayflower Public Broadcasting Service and Das Columbian Whisper, OmniGalaxy has yet to address any of these allegations whatsoever. In fact, he has made very few public appearances since launching his campaign. Some may find this ironic, as a core theme of his campaign has been criticizing his opponents for inactivity.

Critics may note that OmniGalaxy’s campaign has relied on private meetings and ‘behind-the-scenes’ political maneuvers rather than actual engagement with the Clark community.

The Road Ahead

Time is ticking until the voting ballots open. Those of you reading this article should ask yourself this: do we want a Governor focused on accountability and transparency for the people, or a continued period of secrecy from those at the top?