An interesting trio connected to Utah Valley University; Dan Reynolds of the pop rock band Imagine Dragons, Ryan Smith, the owner of the Utah Jazz, and Derek Maxfield, the owner of fashion house Younique.
How are they also connected to Mitt Romney as well as to the “Bidensphere,” surrounding former President Joe Biden? Are they connected, at all, to Charlie Kirk?
Here’s more from Laissez Faire Lounge.
Charlie Kirk was killed two weeks after his first meeting as a member of the U.S. Air Force Advisory Board, a post to which he had been appointed by President Donald Trump. Kirk replaced Jenna Ben-Yehuda on the Air Force Advisory Board. She had been fired from the post by Trump. That comes as no surprise, considering she had played roles behind the scenes in the impeachment efforts against Trump and also boasted entrenched globalist credentials.
Who is Jenna Ben-Yehuda? She served as executive vice chairman of the Atlantic Council, the leftist think tank heavily tied in with NATO. She previously worked for the U.S. State Department and also was active as a member of the World Economic Forum’s Global Future Councils on U.S. national security.
Here, citizen journalist George Webb digs more deeply into the final weeks of Kirk’s life before his political assassination in September in Orem, Utah. Was Kirk killed because he was opposing NATO’s drive to prolong and expand the Ukraine War? Did those who support the war want Kirk killed?
What role might NATO have played, if any, in the assassination of Kirk? Could Fort Huachuca be involved? How about the U.S. military-industrial complex that benefits directly from firing the flames and prolonging the Ukraine War?
