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.
Was the assassination of Charlie Kirk a military psyops? And if so, who orchestrated the psyops? Are we talking about a foreign government, be it Israel, Egypt, Ukraine or France? How about the U.S. military or the mega-corporations in the military-industrial complex? Could an an organization like NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, be behind the subterfuge? Was this some sort of joint operations involving many different players?
Why commit cold-blooded murder in such a callous and heinous way? And why did this psyops happen in Utah, on this particular date? Why was Kirk chosen as the victim to be murdered?
These are among the many questions that citizen journalist George Webb begins to address in a new video called “ROTC Everywhere You Look.” It turns out ROTC members shot all of the videos we have been shot that supposedly depict Tyler Robinson shooting from the rooftop of the Losee Center down upon Kirk at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. None of these videos came from the FBI, nor from the security cameras operated by UVU.
Why might ROTC members be positioned to shoot the assassination? Why did so many of them wear maroon shirts same as Tyler Robinson? Are those students in the ROTC involved in some kind of gun club or sniper society? As Candace Owens notes, in a video played by Webb, “This is not a military campus.” Yet everywhere you look, you’ll find traces of the ROTC in action, and rather secretly so.
How long did the assassination team that killed Charlie Kirk practice? And where did they practice?
Here, George Webb elaborates further on his theory that the Armed Queers of Salt Lake City actually murdered Charlie Kirk. The most likely culprit: Charlie Padilla, the mujahedeen-wearing trainer of Armed Queers. But its nominal leader, Ermiya Fanaeian, could have been involved in a supporting role. Tyler Robinson was involved as well, but Webb says he wasn’t the killer. More likely, he was a gun runner and perhaps a decoy, a white rabbit, so to speak.
So the FBI’s arresting Robinson and labeling him as a “lone killer” is little more than bullshit. This murder is actually much more complex. At the minimum there was a team involved. More likely that team had backers and supporters up to, and including, Utah-based gun smugglers, Ukraine, its neo-Nazi Azov Brigade and our own degenerate CIA. There are also some hints, although more faint, that Israel could have played a role.
Here, Webb gets into the particulars of the false flag surrounding Kirk’s murder. Did the Y behind Brigham Young University in Provo serve as a training ground for the assassination team? Did the assassins use a gray-colored van as their escape vehicle? Did the team have accomplices at Utah Valley University who assisted them? How were drones used to aid their plot? These are among the questions Webb addresses in his latest video.
Where is Russell Needs? He is the ex-CIA agent turned professor at Utah Valley University, the school in Orem, Utah, where Charlie Kirk was shot and killed. Why has Needs gone ghost?
What is the CNSS? That’s the Committee on National Security Systems?
Laissez Faire Lounge has been looking into Needs, the CNSS, as well as the CIA and Israeli intelligence connections with the Mormon Church and the university system in Utah, through the BYU Jerusalem Center and Ariel University.
The FBI is investigating a long roster of far-left organizations in Utah that had advance knowledge of the assassination attempt on Charlie Kirk.
As many as six individuals, all of them transgenders, had shared oblique advance warnings saying Kirk would be assassinated. The FBI is concentrating on groups in the Salt Lake City vicinity. Here’s more from The Quartering.
The FBI is now confirming that alleged Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson had a “romantic relationship” with a would-be transgender partner with whom he shared a three-bedroom apartment in St. George, Utah. Both men are 22 years old.
The partner, Lance Twiggs, is a “male transitioning to a female,” a Fox News reporter stated. Matt Walsh with The Daily Wire later added, “This is LGBT extremism. A lot more will be revealed soon.”
Twiggs spilled the beans to the FBI after the Robinson family persuaded the delinquent son to turn himself over to authorities for the heinous and cold-bloodied Sep. 10 murder. The crime occurred as Kirk was speaking before a crowd of about 3,000 at a Turning Point USA rally on the campus of Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah — just south of Salt Lake City.
Both Robinson and Twiggs were students as well, but not at UVU. They attended separate institutions in St. George, in the southwestern corner of Utah. Robinson was in the third year of a 45-month electrician’s apprentice program at Dixie Technical College. Twiggs attended the larger Utah Tech University, which boasts more than 12,000 students on its St. George campus.
Here, Matt Morse TV dispels the endless gaslighting we’ve seen from the mainstream media and leftist outfits, all trying to paint Robinson as some sort of right-wing extremist or Groyper, who considered Charlie Kirk too much of a moderate.
In point of fact, Robinson and Twiggs took their marching orders from leftist outfits, ranging from Antifa and the freaky furries to the Democratic leadership that proclaims President Donald Trump and MAGA to be “fascists.” The actual truth: The Democrats are the fascists, violent and extremist from the tippy top to the most shallow tiers of that fatuous party.
We open with Morse’s video, followed by a salute to Kirk from Paul Joseph Watson.
Police have identified the “innocent bystander” who was shot and killed during a Salt Lake City No Kings protest on Saturday as Arthur Folasa Ah Loo, a fashion designer who appeared on season 17 of “Project Runway.” Here’s more from the New York Post.
No King protests BACKFIRE on Democrats in HILARIOUS WAY They Didn’t See Coming.
Attendance sagged across the country, and the rallies quickly ended in most places.
An Antifa militant reportedly was arrested following a shooting during the No Kings protest in Salt Lake City. Here’s more from JosiahRises.
Former U.S. Rep. Mia Love, a Utah Republican, died Sunday at the age of 49. Her family cited cancer as the cause of death.
The daughter of Haitian immigrants, Love became the first black Republican elected to serve in the U.S. House. She initially ran for the U.S. House in 2012, eventually winning in 2014, serving a district that included many suburbs surrounding St. Lake City.
“This is truly heartbreaking,” says U.S. Sen. Mike Lee. “Mia Love was an outstanding public servant and a dear friend.” Here’s more from ABC4 Utah.
“He did not do $300,000 worth of anything in three years,” exclaims Pam Fridrich, wife to Heinz Fridrich, when presented with Federal Election Commission data by an OMG Citizen Journalist in Fernandina Beach, Florida, claiming the Fridrichs donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to ActBlue. When asked if they had made the contributions, Pam responds, “Not to my knowledge.” The Fridrich family, overwhelmed by the allegations, remains perplexed by how such large sums could be attributed to them.
Across the country, in Las Vegas, Nevada, Elaina Bulow, a devout Democrat, is reportedly linked to around 830 donations totaling roughly $111,000. Bulow, who regularly monitors her bank statements, was outraged when presented with the FEC data, stating bluntly, “What’s on that website is a lot of bullsh*t.” Despite being a frequent donor, Bulow denies contributing anything close to the reported amount, saying, “Not that much… Not $111,000.”
Similarly, Salt Lake City, Utah, resident Marilyn Shearer found her name tied to nearly 3,600 transactions totaling over $133,000. Shearer admits to donating regularly, stating, “I donate quite a bit, probably every day, which is frustrating.” Despite her frequency in donating, she is stunned by the transactions attributed to her name. When questioned about the possibility of donating upwards of $100,000, Shearer shook her head no in disbelief.
The ActBlue donation legitimacy issue is escalating, with attorney generals from Texas, Wyoming, Missouri, Virginia, and two anonymous states launching investigations into the organization’s questionable fundraising practices. Here’s more from the O’Keefe Media Group.
Riss Flex reports on the unusual activity surrounding a former underground military base in Fort Wingate, N.M., north of Gallup.
Two Native American tribes, the U.S. Army and the state of New Mexico have finalized plans to restore the former military base, which stored and disposed of explosives and munitions up until 1993, and has since been closed. Flex says the project is being funded from a dormant state environmental fund for the preservation of bluehead sucker fish to the tune of $1.1 million.
Riss says that further complicating the mystery was the state of New Mexico just last year approving the sale of the fully-occupied town of Fort Wingate, including the military installation, to a private owner for $11 million!
So what the hell is going on here? Flex explains, features a couple clips from disappointed area residents and also delves into the state of Utah’s move to revitalize its rail transportation corridor from Salt Lake to Boise, Idaho, and expanding the line all the way to Las Vegas.
