Laissez Faire Lounge takes a look at several Utah Valley University players to explore any possible connections with the political assassination of Charlie Kirk that took place Sep. 10, 2005 at UVU in Orem, Utah.
At the center of attention here: Derek Maxfield, the owner of Younique, whose plane was reportedly flying back and forth to Arizona on the day of the shooting. Also coming up for review: Andrew K. Smith, who built up the Savory Fund with his wife Shauna.
These players are all connected with Utah Gov. Spencer Cox.
Citizen journalist George Webb is back in Utah, probing the assassination. Webb warns against simplistic analysis, involving individuals like Kirk’s widow Erika Kirk, Candace Owens or even Owens’ whistleblower Mitch Snow.
His focus here is Operation Blackjack, the broad campaign to collect domestic espionage on the ground — and via drones and planes — on American soil. How is Israel involved? How about Fort Huachuca? How is this espionage legal?
Was Mitch Snow injured during a military jump training exercise at Fort Benning? Is that why he became active in information security research?
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?
How many layers of fraud, corruption and theft surround the failed state of Ukraine? Which American politicians benefited directly? How about the broader military-industrial complex?
We are now starting to see an unraveling of this network, and understand how it has fomented violence and political assassination — not only in Russia and the Ukraine, but also across Europe and even in the United States. There are ties to USAIDs as well as venture capitalists and political hacks.
Here, Laissez Faire Lounge introduces the many players, some of whom we already know, while others have lurked a long, long time in the shadows.
Now that Tyler Robinson is beginning to make court appearances in the political assassination of Charlie Kirk, what — exactly — is Robinson’s defense strategy?
Who is his defense attorney Kathryn Nester, a trial lawyer from Salt Lake City? Will she try to land him an acquittal or seek a lesser charge — say, life without parole as opposed to the death penalty?
What can we expect to see? Here’s more from Laissez Faire Lounge.
Candace Owens predicted a series of false flags the second week of December. And here we are in the middle of the month — and every neck of the globe looks like a disaster zone.
How did Candace know in advance what would befall us? And who’s behind the madness? The CIA? Mossad? Some other rogue intelligence outfit? Here’s more from Laissez Faire Lounge.
Was the pandemic pre-planned to reset global trade and supply routes?
What exactly are de minims shipping packages and how were they carried through a bypass network between Armenia and the United States, via either Canada or Mexico? Why did these shipments triple after 2018? How did Guangdong, China, fit into the equation?
Laissez Faire Lounge offers a short video on the subject, drawing connections that tie together Mormon entrepreneurs and politicians from Utah — including the Eccles family, whose patriarch, Marriner S. Eccles, served as the 7th chairman of the Federal Reserve from 1934 to 1948. Also involved: Former U.S. Sen. Orin Hatch and current Utah Gov. Spencer Cox.
New video releases show Tyler Robinson boarding his gray Dodge Challenger for his getaway from the Charlie Kirk assassination on September 10 in Orem, Utah. The car had been parked just off the main campus alongside the ROTC building at Utah Valley University — close to where Robinson stashed his 30-06 Mauser rifle, wrapped inside a blanket, and hidden under some shrubs.
Robinson was not driving. the Dodge Challenger It appears there was a woman driving the getaway vehicle. Investigative reporter George Webb believes that woman was Ermiya Fanaeian, the leader of the Armed Queers of Salt Lake City.
In another new twist, as Robinson was boarding the Dodge Challenger to escape, a second decoy dressed in similar clothing — the same color T-shirt and hat — walked in the opposite direction from the car escaping, up 800 West Street — the street with all of the houses owned by the family of Phil Lyman.
This decoy drew attention away from the escape. Webb believes this could have been former Brigham Young University lacrosse goalie Rob Hild, although he’s not certain if that’s the case. And Laissez Faire Lounge has identified multiple individuals within the crowd at the Kirk rally also wearing the same outfit. So there seems to have been a clearcut intent to create confusion.
These new wrinkles might seem small, but they indicate, beyond any doubt, that there was a team involved with Tyler Robinson. Now, it becomes a matter of identifying the members of the team, as well as demonstrating who organized and controlled the team. Here’s Webb’s update Thursday from YouTube.
With so many mysteries unfolding involving multiple characters wearing colorful costumes, you might think we were exploring a new edition of Where’s Waldo? Let watch the trailer from Universal Kids.
What does the Charlie Kirk political assassination have in common with the Parkland mass shooting, the deadliest school shooting in American history, that took the lives of 18 people on a high school campus in Parkland, Florida in 2018?
The answer: Ermiya Fanaeian, the leader of Armed Queers of Salt Lake City, who scrubbed all of the group’s social media communications in the aftermath of Kirk’s political assassination at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. Private investigator George Webb believes Fanaeian drove the gray Dodge Challenger getaway vehicle used by alleged Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson as he left the UVU campus on September 10, immediately following the killing.
Now, Webb cites an email by former UVU student Kai Schwemmer saying he and Fanaeian went to the same high school in Salt Lake City at the time of that incident. “We were both featured on the same Fox 13 interview after the Parkland shooting.” Fox 13 is the Fox News network in Salt Lake City, Utah. Like Fanaeian, Schwemmer has achieved some notoriety of late as an outspoken conservative activist pushing the so-called Groyper agenda.
“We’ve both come a long way, one of us is fighting for the American nation, and the other is taking trips to Cuba to learn from communist revolutionaries,” Schwemmer wrote.
Webb’s latest video focuses on this telling coincidence, drawing upon the research of Pia Varma from Laissez Faire Lounge. She has outlined how Tyler Robinson was influenced by the Dark Web proselytizing of the Groypers. She says he not only fell under the influence of Schwemmer but also the more well-known Nick Fuentes.
Here is Salt Lake Tribune footage of the walkout in Salt Lake City. Fanaeian plays a central role in leading the walkout. Most of the participants were students at Highland High School. Fanaeian, at that time, was attending the Salt Lake School for the Performing Arts.
