BREAKING! New Evidence Connects White House to Kirk Assassination! w/ Stew Peters

What it claims

Claims

1. 1TrueCharlie Kirk was assassinated.Multiple reliable sources (AP via Twin Cities/AP, USA Today, Wikipedia, Britannica, WSET) report that Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at Utah Valley University on September 10, 2025, described as an assassination, with a suspect charged with aggravated murder who has pleaded not guilty. The claim is accurate as stated; the 'assassination' label reflects the AP and Governor Cox's 'political assassination' characterization and the family's wrongful death framing, and the suspect's guilt remains an unproven allegation, which does not affect the claim that the killing was an assassination.8 sources →
2. 2FalseGoogle Trends search activity originating from Fort Huachuca is linked to the assassination of Charlie Kirk.The claim presents as established a link between Fort Huachuca Google Trends activity and the Charlie Kirk assassination, but the only support comes from Stew Peters' own network, which is the claimant's side. AFNPT's independent tests found that the charts cannot be reproduced on demand and that about one rare phrase in three spikes in control searches, so the signal looks like noise; the claim also departs slightly from the post, which said Peters argues the data points to a coordinated operation rather than asserting a proven link.8 sources →
3. 3TrueAlex Jones has called for the removal of Donald Trump from office.Multiple independent outlets (USA Today, Daily Beast, PennLive, People, OK Magazine, The Independent-style reports via Moneycontrol and News18) report that Alex Jones called for Donald Trump's removal from office, via the 25th Amendment or impeachment, in 2026 over the Iran war. The claim's core assertion is supported; the exact date of the call is not the claim's point and the sources date it to July and April 2026 broadcasts.8 sources →
4. 4TrueStew Peters launched his podcast in 2020.Two sources support the 2020 launch: Wikipedia (snapshot from 2021) says Peters launched the show as a podcast in 2020, and Podchaser says the show's first episode was Dec 28, 2020. A Listen Notes listing dates its episodes from March 2021, which is a database start date rather than a launch statement, so it does not clearly contradict the claim. The claim's wording matches the passage, and the sources are moderate-credibility, so confidence is capped.4 sources →

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5. 5Can’t tellGarland Nixon served on the board of the ACLU.The claim names Garland Nixon, but the passage never names its speaker, and the rest of the post names only the guest-host context (Stu Peters), so the claim departs from the passage. Separately, sources do show Nixon served on the ACLU board (2014 article as board member, his 2021 Maryland board listing, and his own 2026 bio saying he resigned around COVID), but that does not settle whether the post's speaker is Nixon.7 sources →

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6. 6TrueMitch Snow reported seeing Erica Kirk in the lobby of the Cannon Wooden and Suites on September 8th.Multiple sources report that Mitch Snow claimed he saw Erika Kirk in a hotel lobby at Fort Huachuca on September 8, so the claim that he reported this is supported. The sources name the hotel as the Candlewood Inn and Suites, not 'Cannon Wooden and Suites', which appears to be a transcription error in the post. Whether the sighting actually occurred is disputed and is not what the claim asserts.7 sources →

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7. 7Can’t tellMitch Snow reported seeing Brian Harpole at the Cannon Wooden and Suites on September 9th.The claim departs from the passage: the post says Snow saw Erica Kirk at the Cannon Wooden and Suites on September 8 and saw Brian Harpole on the 9th, with no location given for Harpole, so the hotel detail is an addition and is not graded as the poster's claim. Sources also dispute Snow's identifications, with Harpole's complaint saying his travel records place him in Dallas, but that does not resolve the added location.5 sources →

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8. 8Can’t tellAndrew Colvert has two relatives who work at Fort Huachuca.No independent source confirms or refutes that Andrew Colvert has two relatives working at Fort Huachuca. The only sources repeating the claim are transcripts of the same Jimmy Dore/Stew Peters episode, which is circular, and one transcript names a different person (Andrew Kolvet). The extraction matches the post's wording, so it is not an added claim.12 sources →

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9. 9Mixed80 to 85% of the population in Sierra Vista serves Fort Huachuca.The claim's premise that Sierra Vista is heavily dependent on Fort Huachuca is supported, but the specific 80-85% figure is not corroborated and the only quantified estimate in the sources is lower (66%). That estimate uses 1988 data and a narrower 'directly supports' measure, so it is a weak basis for contradiction. The extraction faithfully reflects the post, which called the figure '85, 80 to 85%' and misspelled the fort's name.8 sources →

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10. 10Can’t tellThe Department of Defense issued a $440,000 contract to Accurate Energetic Systems.None of the sources reports a $440,000 contract to Accurate Energetic Systems. They show other AES awards, including a May 2025 delivery order worth up to $1,416,853 and a shared $377.7M multi-awardee contract, and a 2026 sole-source notice with no dollar figure in the excerpt. These do not contradict a separate $440,000 order, so the claim cannot be graded.3 sources →

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11. 11Can’t tellBradley Hansel was on board RCH 702 flight that arrived at Fort Huachuca.The only sources that name Bradley Hansell on the RCH/SAM 702 flight are Candace Owens's own statements and reposts of them (podcast transcripts, a Substack, an X post, a podcast summary), which are circular and not independent records. No tier1 or official source confirms his presence, and none confirms the claimed government admission; the claim's resolution of 'Wachua' to Fort Huachuca is faithful to the post.10 sources →

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12. 12TrueJacob Reses is the Chief of Staff for the Vice President.As of 2026-08-03, Jacob Reses (spelled 'Reses' in the claim; the post spelled it R-E-S-E-S) was Vice President JD Vance's Chief of Staff. Bloomberg Government reported on 2026-06-11 that he would leave by the end of summer, and LegiStorm lists his VP-office tenure as running through August 2026, so the claim was true on the date it was made, though he has since departed. The claim's present tense is accurate only for that date. The extraction matches the passage, since the post names the same person and role.5 sources →

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13. 13Can’t tellJacob Recess has resigned from the United States government 15 months into the current presidential administration.None of the provided sources mention Jacob Recess, his role as Vice President's Chief of Staff, or any resignation by him, so the claim cannot be graded in either direction. The claim's wording matches the passage, which reports an unnamed article rather than any source the claimant cites.12 sources →

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14. 14TrueThe Heritage Foundation is the author of the 34-page initiative Project Esther.The Heritage Foundation is the publisher and originator of Project Esther, per Snopes, Heritage's own website, and Wikipedia. The one divergence is the page count: an archived copy describes it as a 33-page blueprint, against the post's 34 pages, which is close enough to be a pagination or counting difference rather than a contradiction.6 sources →

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15. 15Can’t tellOn September 8, 2025, Jacob Recess was the subject of Google Image searches in his official capacity as Chief of Staff for the Vice President.No source reports that Jacob Recess was the subject of Google Image searches on September 8, 2025, so the central assertion is uncorroborated, though it is not contradicted. Sources show a Jacob Reses (spelled differently) as Chief of Staff to the Vice President, and the only source repeating the search claim is a social media post that restates the claimant's account.5 sources →

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16. 16Can’t tellTurning Point USA aircraft meet with Boeing business jets owned and operated by Miriam Adelson at regional or international airports.The claim is a paraphrase of a Stew Peters/Jimmy Dore post alleging TPUSA planes meet Miriam Adelson-owned Boeing business jets at regional or international airports; no independent authoritative source confirms or refutes the meetings. The only sources echoing it (TruthArchive repost of Stew Peters, a Project Constitution X post citing a researcher) are circular or unvetted, and the Snopes item concerns a different Air Force 2 trip, so the claim cannot be graded in either direction.6 sources →

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17. 17MixedFort Huachuca uses balloons suspended in the air equipped with cameras capable of zooming in 100 miles.Fort Huachuca does host a tethered aerostat (balloon) surveillance system suspended in the air, so that part of the claim is supported. However, sources describe the Fort Huachuca balloon as carrying radar rather than zoom cameras, which contradicts the camera capability in the claim. The extraction is faithful to the post, which said the balloons had cameras capable of zooming in a hundred miles.4 sources →

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18. 18Can’t tellMitch Snow was detained and questioned for hours by Captain Naff at Fort Huachuca.The sources show only that Mitch Snow himself says he was detained and questioned, and the claim's details (hours of questioning, Captain Naff) come from his own account as repeated in podcasts, videos and social posts. No independent authoritative record confirms or refutes the detention, its length, or Captain Naff's role, so the claim is unverifiable rather than true or false.6 sources →

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19. 19Can’t tellGoogle Trends data for searches related to Johnny Moore and Kairos was deleted within 24 hours of the speaker going public with the information.No independent source confirms or refutes that Google Trends data on Johnny Moore and Kairos was deleted within 24 hours of the post going public. The only related material is claimant-aligned (a podcast transcript and an unrated PDF of searches, one note reading 'well now it's gone'), and the Google Trends pages describe the tool without addressing deletion; the claim's scope matches the post's wording.7 sources →

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20. 20Can’t tellThe speaker's YouTube traffic decreased by 40% after he posted a video showing analytics.The only source that mentions the claim is the claimant's own transcript (Source 4), which cannot corroborate it, and no independent record of his channel analytics appears in the sources. The generic YouTube analytics guides and tools (Sources 5–11) do not address his channel, so the 40% traffic drop is neither confirmed nor refuted.12 sources →

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21. 21TrueGoogle has hired employees from the Israeli intelligence unit Unit 8200 and the CIA.Multiple sources report that Google employs former Unit 8200 veterans (at least 99 identified via LinkedIn profiles) and former CIA employees across many departments, so the core assertion holds on the date of the post. Nearly all of the reporting traces back to one MintPress News investigation from 2022, so confidence is limited.5 sources →

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22. 22TrueRonald Reagan called the 1982 Israeli invasion of Lebanon a holocaust.Multiple sources, including a Reagan diary account (Reuters, NBC News), a UPI report of Begin's account, and a Foreign Affairs piece quoting Reagan, confirm that Reagan used the word 'holocaust' about Israel's 1982 military campaign in Lebanon. The sources tie the remark specifically to the August 1982 bombardment of west Beirut rather than to the invasion as a whole, a minor scope imprecision that does not reverse the claim.5 sources →

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23. 23MixedThe Israeli government is intentionally starving children in Gaza.The claim that Israel intentionally starves children in Gaza is supported by the ICC prosecutor's allegations and arrest-warrant findings, UN bodies, HRW, Amnesty, and a quoted Israeli minister's aid-as-pressure remark, but it is disputed by Netanyahu's denial and a BESA study that rejects deliberate starvation. The sources are contested on intent, and the claimant's own passage cannot corroborate it; as of 2026-08-03 the claim is a contested allegation rather than an established fact.11 sources →

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24. 24FalseHundreds of thousands of people have died in Gaza as a result of the current conflict.The claim that hundreds of thousands have died in Gaza is contradicted by sources reporting a Gaza Health Ministry toll of about 74,600 killed as of late October and early November 2026, with Reuters and AP citing Palestinian authorities at more than 74,000. Even adding the roughly 8,000 people the civil defence says are missing and presumed dead would not reach the hundreds of thousands the claim asserts. The extraction is faithful to the post, which also says 'hundreds of thousands.' The sources date from after the 2026-08-03 posting, but the toll was well below that figure on that date as well.5 sources →

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25. 25TrueAshkenazi Jews running the Israeli government are from Eastern Europe.Sources on the 2026 election identify Netanyahu, who led the government as of the claim date, as Ashkenazi with Polish-Lithuanian roots, and they describe Ashkenazi as Jews of European, largely Eastern European, descent. No source contradicts the claim, but none lists the full current cabinet's origins, and 'from Eastern Europe' is supported mainly through ancestry rather than birthplace. The extraction matches the post's wording.5 sources →

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26. 26Can’t tellAlan Dershowitz frequented Epstein Island.The claim names Alan Dershowitz, but the passage it was extracted from never names him, and the rest of the post does not either, so the claim departs from the passage and cannot be graded as the poster's statement. On the sources' own facts, Dershowitz visited Epstein's island (once, with his wife and daughter, per Reuters and AP) and some sources say he was a guest there, but none describes him as a frequent visitor.6 sources →

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27. 27FalseThe Iranian people came to the streets in the tens of millions.The claim that Iranians came to the streets in the tens of millions is not supported by the sources, which describe crowds of millions at most. BBC describes 'millions' at the January 2026 protests, and Carnegie says 'several million Iranians supposedly' came out, a figure well below tens of millions. The only source reporting over ten million (Mizna, on a funeral) is a non-authoritative outlier, and the extraction faithfully reflects the post.5 sources →

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28. 28MixedIsrael has invested over $1 billion on social media influencers to promote its propaganda.The sources support that Israel has spent over $1 billion on public diplomacy since 2023, but they contradict the claim that this sum went to social media influencers: the Quincy/Politico reporting says influencers received millions, not over a billion, and the billion covers a broad range of efforts. The claim was accurate as of 2026-08-03, and the sources of that date describe the same figures.6 sources →

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29. 29Can’t tellThe United States government pays online influencers $7,000 per post to influence public opinion.The claim departs from the passage: the post never names the US government as the payer, only refers to '$7,000 a post' for online influencers. The sources attribute the $7,000-per-post payments to the Government of Israel via the Esther Project and Bridges Partners, not to the US government, and no source shows the US government paying influencers at that rate to influence opinion.8 sources →

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30. 30Can’t tellMartin Luther King Jr.'s moral position against the Vietnam War was a cause of his death.The sources show King's anti-war stance was controversial and that his family and some reporting linked his killing to his antiwar and antipoverty campaigns, but none establishes that his moral opposition to the war caused his death. The extraction also drops the post's hedges ('probably', 'amongst other things'), which turns a speculative remark into a flat causal claim.9 sources →

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31. 31Can’t tellIsrael has issued a statement indicating it will not go to war with Iran and that the United States must handle the conflict.No source reports an Israeli statement that it will not go to war with Iran and that the US must handle the conflict. The closest sources, from June 2026, describe a temporary pause in strikes that Netanyahu said held "for now" and that came with a promise to respond with force if Iran attacked again, which cuts against the claim's reading rather than supporting it. The claim faithfully reflects the post's wording, but the sources neither confirm nor refute the specific statement.4 sources →

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32. 32TrueThere are bounties on the life of Mohammad Marandi.Multiple sources from March through May 2026 report bounties on Professor Mohammad Marandi's life, including a $1M bounty flagged as still live in March and a crowdfunded bounty reported by EDMO in May. No source directly confirms the bounties were still active on 2026-08-03, and the post's spelling "Morandi" is treated as a reference to Marandi, which the extraction resolved correctly.5 sources →

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33. 33FalseThe United States has lost every single war in the modern era.The claim that the US has lost every single war in the modern era is contradicted by sources listing US victories after 1945, such as Grenada, Panama, and the Gulf War. Sources do support that the US lost or failed to achieve its aims in several modern wars, including Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Iraq, but not every one.7 sources →

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34. 34FalseThe United States blew up 160 school children in Yemen.The claim that the US killed 160 schoolchildren in Yemen is not supported. The only sources citing 160 schoolchildren killed in a school strike place it in the US-Israeli strikes on Iran, and the Yemen-specific US casualty record counts about 50 children across 46 strikes, far below 160.6 sources →

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35. 35TrueAlex Jones is calling for the Twenty-Fifth Amendment and impeachment against President Trump.Multiple outlets, including The Hill (tier1), report that Alex Jones called for Trump's impeachment and invoked the 25th Amendment in a live broadcast on July 28, 2026, before the 2026-08-03 post. The claim matches the reported statements and the post's own wording, and no source disputes it.7 sources →

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36. 36FalseThe National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) contains a provision in Section 219 that allows for mergers with foreign military forces.Section 219 of the FY2027 NDAA does not merge the U.S. and Israeli militaries. Fact-checkers PolitiFact (rated False) and Snopes found it creates an executive agent for defense-technology cooperation, not a merger, and the claim departs from nothing in the post, which made the same Section 219 merger allegation. The bill had passed the House on July 22, 2026 and was still pending in the Senate as of the posting date.5 sources →

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37. 37TrueDonald Trump is making money while serving as president.Multiple tier1 and tier2 sources (PolitiFact, AP-NORC, Reuters, NYT) report that Trump's 2025 financial disclosure showed at least $2.2 billion in income while he was president, mostly from crypto ventures, so the claim that he is making money as president holds as of 2026-08-03. The claim's wording matches the passage, and the later coverage through October 2026 does not change the state of affairs on the claim date.5 sources →

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38. 38TrueThe government gerrymandered Dennis Kucinich out of his position.Multiple sources report that Ohio's Republican-controlled legislature and governor drew the 2011 maps that forced Kucinich and Kaptur into the same district, leading to his 2012 primary loss; the claim's 'the government' refers to that state government body rather than the federal government, and the post's vaguer 'they' is read as the same actors. Sources describe the redistricting as partisan gerrymandering, and no source contradicts it.8 sources →

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39. 39Can’t tellJD Vance is controlled by Palantir.The claim is a crude insult ('Palantir's bitch boy') rendered as a factual statement of control, which is opinion or hyperbole and not checkable. The sources document Vance's ties to Palantir co-founders Peter Thiel and Joe Lonsdale and Vance's public denials of close Palantir links, but none shows Palantir controlling him, and none contradicts the claim outright.7 sources →

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40. 40Can’t tellVivek Ramaswamy and JD Vance were strategically placed to usher in a surveillance and technocratic state.The claim is the claimant's characterization of Vance and Ramaswamy's intent and strategic positioning, which is opinion rather than a checkable fact. The sources cover the October 2026 Ramaswamy ad controversy and Vance's defense of it, but none address any plan to usher in a surveillance or technocratic state, so they neither support nor refute the claim. The extraction faithfully reflects the post's wording, and the post itself is the claimant's own words, not evidence.9 sources →

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41. 41TrueOhio is being turned into the Silicon Valley of the Midwest through the construction of data centers, the installation of Flock cameras, and the development of drone programs.Sources document all three elements: large data center builds in Ohio (Piketon, Middleton Township, New Albany, 138 data centers around Columbus), widespread Flock camera deployments (Cleveland, Akron, Marion, over 1,000 across Cuyahoga County), and drone activity (Anduril's autonomous drone factory near Columbus and commercial drone services). The drone element is weaker, since the sources show drone manufacturing and commercial drone services rather than government drone programs, and the 'Silicon Valley of the Midwest' framing is rhetorical, with one source only drawing comparisons to tech hubs. The claim is judged as of 2026-08-03 and the extraction is faithful to the post.10 sources →

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42. 42MixedItalian dock workers refused to load cargo onto ships destined for Gaza.Sources strongly support that Italian dockworkers refused to load or blocked ships carrying military cargo, but they describe those ships as bound for Israel, not Gaza. The refusal is supported, while the stated destination is contradicted, so the claim is partly right and partly wrong.8 sources →

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43. 43TrueHealthcare in the United States is tied to employment.Multiple reliable sources show that most U.S. health coverage runs through employment: GAO reports most Americans rely on employer-sponsored coverage, and NCBI and Vox describe U.S. insurance as tied to jobs. The extracted claim is a faithful paraphrase of the passage's point, though sources say 'often' or 'majority' rather than 'all', and KFF notes the link is not always straightforward.5 sources →

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44. 44FalseThe Twenty-Sixth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution has not been used.The claim's literal assertion is contradicted: the Twenty-Sixth Amendment has been in force since 1971 and is applied in every U.S. election to set the voting age at 18. The post's apparent point, that the amendment is not used as a tool for political change, is opinion the sources do not address, so it cannot rescue the literal claim.5 sources →

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45. 45MixedImpeachment of a president requires a two-thirds majority vote in the Senate.The sources consistently establish that a two-thirds vote of the Senate is required to convict and remove a president, so the post's intended point holds. Read literally, though, the claim says impeachment itself requires two-thirds in the Senate, but the sources say the House impeaches by simple majority and the two-thirds requirement applies only to Senate conviction. The extraction matches the passage's wording, and the post's own reference to a two-thirds majority concerns removal.8 sources →

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46. 46TrueMitch Snow was present at Fort Huachuca.Every source that addresses Snow's whereabouts places him at Fort Huachuca on September 9, 2025, and the Substack review says his encounter with military police was confirmed. Most of this rests on Snow's own account and low-credibility commentary, and no authoritative fact-checker addressed the question, so confidence is moderate.11 sources →

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47. 47Can’t tellTurning Point USA aircraft have landed at airfields without air traffic control towers or 24-hour security between 1:00 AM and 2:00 AM over the last year and a half.None of the provided sources reports Turning Point USA aircraft landing at towerless or unsecured airfields between 1:00 and 2:00 AM, so the claim can neither be confirmed nor refuted. The claim is the host's allegation from a podcast-style interview, and the closest sources (Candace Owens flight-overlap theories) concern different flight-tracking allegations, not landings.4 sources →

What it’s built on

• Hidden knowledge · suppressionA suppressed truth only the awake can seeit turns out that all of us conspiracy theorists the entire time were trueeverything that the government has been lying aboutpeople are waking up
• Conspiracy · deep stateSecret coordination by powerful actorsconspired with Gary Meltonconcoct, or cook up, a fake alibihigh level military operation that goes all the way to the White Houseplot being cooked up to kill Charlie KirkEpstein trafficking ringEpstein demons
• DistrustCalls the government illegitimateskepticism towards government institutionspeople are a little bit skeptical of, uh, government institutionsweaponized the vernacular against youdismissed for COVID disinformationderanged, corrupt ruling class

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