Why Drug Runners Killed Kirk?
Here, George Webb lays out the evidence suggesting drug runners killed Charlie Kirk. The talk about furries and armed queers is mostly a distraction. It’s meant to take your eyes off the real story, involving Utah Contra. What is Utah Contra? That’s a line of drug runners no different than Al Capone’s hooligans back in the 1920s, except these drug runners wear more modern uniforms.
Some are local sheriff’s officers who look the other way as drugs get smuggled into their communities, smuggled through drop points on the vast Navajo Reservation or closer to Salt Lake at Hill’s Air Force Base. Some are federal officers with the ATF (Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives) who shield and protect the industry. Then you have your “mules” — the couriers who actually transport the drugs. Some of these, Webb says, are ROTC officers — the Reserved Officer Training Corps officers like Tyler Robinson.
Webb believes Robinson spent the past two years, working as a sniper in Ukraine. That’s why he’s so savvy around weapons and so stone faced. But is he really into a hardcore relationship with a transgender? Perhaps, but probably not. More likely, that’s a smokescreen to keep you from seeing the truth.
That truth: Drug running has been going on for years in Utah, facilitated by this modern-day Capone network and its outside drug contacts. Some are Chinese. Some are Ukraine like the Azov Neo-Nazis. They used to be Iranians, Iraqis and Afghans when we occupied Iraq and Afghanistan..
Why did they killed Kirk? He had the ear of President Donald Trump, and wanted funding cut off for Ukraine. The Azov gang and their funders couldn’t allow that. Kirk also was working to get a new wave of clean Christian candidates introduced across the Republican Party, not the drug-controlled garbage like Mitt Romney or the late John McCain.
Do yourself a favor and follow the work of George Webb, as well as other truthful journalists like Jeffrey Prather, following in the footsteps of Wayne Madsen. This is a deep, dirty web and you’ll need more than a casual introduction before you understand how vast and sinister it really is.
Wayne Madsen, journalist and author of Jaded Tasks: Brass Plates, Black Ops and Big Oil: The Blood Politics of George Bush & Co, delivers remarks to the 30th Anniversary Schiller Institute conference. This is a broadcast from June 19, 2014.
