[ District Ambassadors ]
Lead the watch over your district’s library spending.
Every Texas school district publishes what it buys with your tax dollars. Almost nobody reads it. We do — and we’re looking for a District Ambassador in each one.
Example — a brand-new 2025 novel, Sisters in the Wind, now on library shelves in dozens of
Texas districts, bought this school year: a child rape & breeding farm. A foster home pays teen
boys $5,000 to rape and impregnate girls as young as 13, then sells the newborns through a crooked adoption
lawyer; the traffickers call it “glorious work for God.” A character brags, word for word:
“I got five grand for Christina’s baby. Not bad for twenty minutes of effort.”
We read all 367 pages. That’s what your tax dollars put on the shelf.
What an ambassador does
- Shares the receipts — posts what your district actually bought, from its own records.
- Vouches for it — you’re the local face people trust that this is real.
- Leads your district — the point of contact as we start networking calls and mobilize.
Who we are
LION — Local Integrity Oversight Network LLC — is a public-records firm. We pull Texas school districts’ own records and index what they buy for their libraries: the brand-new titles, by campus, straight from the districts’ own files. Not a charity. Not a political group. We find what’s on the shelf, and we show you.