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I owe Mitchell Manley (Artifex Memoriarum) an apology. Until recently, I had no idea I was witnessing the public career of a man of such remarkable historical significance. Charlie Kirk’s cameraman for thirteen years. His “close friend” and mentee. An extraordinary whistleblower. An acclaimed, award-winning creative talent whose work transcends the ordinary. And, according to Mitchell himself, someone whose proximity to Charlie Kirk was comparable to being in Martin Luther King’s inner circle. Naturally, one would expect Baron Coleman to reconize the magnitude of the man requesting his attention. But Baron didn’t cover Mitchell’s story. And then, rather devastatingly, he publicly asked who Mitchell was. Imagine that. What followed was something of a one-man publishing operation. 276 posts and replies about Baron in the last 25 days, by my count, featuring “grifter,” “deep-state fedslopper” and “liar.” A truly tireles commitment to the craft. Meanwhile, Mitchell’s own public debut is worth revisiting. Black Line Brief. July 18. No financial interest, he assures us. July 19. His domain is registered. Then came the website, podcasts,paid membersips, a Buy Me a Coffee page, Charlie-centered book plans and merchandise, including a $33.33 T-shirt emblazoned with “Meet the Former TPUSA Videographer Selling Nazi Meme Shirts.” And his earlier work history? Student activism, college in New York, internships, administration and later production assignments. Not exactly the thirteen-year cameraman story we’ve been sold. Mitchell has spent an astonishing amount of energy questionning Baron’s integrity while turning his own association with Charlie into the foundation of his public identity. His old interview discussed his humility. It appears to have been a very private achievement. The audacity would almost be impressive if the hypocrisy weren’t so ridiculous. (Almost forgot. Add recently publicly criticizing Candace Owens, Diligent Denizen 🇺🇸, daisy 🌼 and Billie Webb to Mitchell’s already remarkable résumé.) And yep, there you have it. Me, officially out of patience.

I owe Mitchell Manley (Artifex Memoriarum) an apology. Until recently, I had no idea I was witnessing the public career of a man of such remarkable historical significance. Charlie Kirk’s cameraman for thirteen years. His “close friend” and mentee. An extraordinary whistleblower. An acclaimed, award-winning creative talent whose work transcends the ordinary. And, according to Mitchell himself, someone whose proximity to Charlie Kirk was comparable to being in Martin Luther King’s inner circle. Naturally, one would expect Baron Coleman to reconize the magnitude of the man requesting his attention. But Baron didn’t cover Mitchell’s story. And then, rather devastatingly, he publicly asked who Mitchell was. Imagine that. What followed was something of a one-man publishing operation. 276 posts and replies about Baron in the last 25 days, by my count, featuring “grifter,” “deep-state fedslopper” and “liar.” A truly tireles commitment to the craft. Meanwhile, Mitchell’s own public debut is worth revisiting. Black Line Brief. July 18. No financial interest, he assures us. July 19. His domain is registered. Then came the website, podcasts,paid membersips, a Buy Me a Coffee page, Charlie-centered book plans and merchandise, including a $33.33 T-shirt emblazoned with “Meet the Former TPUSA Videographer Selling Nazi Meme Shirts.” And his earlier work history? Student activism, college in New York, internships, administration and later production assignments. Not exactly the thirteen-year cameraman story we’ve been sold. Mitchell has spent an astonishing amount of energy questionning Baron’s integrity while turning his own association with Charlie into the foundation of his public identity. His old interview discussed his humility. It appears to have been a very private achievement. The audacity would almost be impressive if the hypocrisy weren’t so ridiculous. (Almost forgot. Add recently publicly criticizing Candace Owens, Diligent Denizen 🇺🇸, daisy 🌼 and Billie Webb to Mitchell’s already remarkable résumé.) And yep, there you have it. Me, officially out of patience.

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Remember when Candace Owens showed the black glove found in the SUV’s door pocket — right where Rick Cutler was seated? Now take a look at Rick’s back pocket.

Remember when Candace Owens showed the black glove found in the SUV’s door pocket — right where Rick Cutler was seated? Now take a look at Rick’s back pocket.

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Someone please tell me what I’m looking at before my brain completely breaks. I’ve had this photograph for quite a while, and trust me, I’ve tried to explain these two things in every normal way possible. I can’t. This isn’t a still from one of the videos circulating online. It’s an actual high-quality photograph — possibly the clearest image I’ve seen of Charlie’s body as he’s being carried out. His shirt is pulled unusually far up, and for once, security isn’t blocking the view! ➡️ First, the black elastic-looking band. You can see it high on the side of Charlie’s torso, just below his armpit, following the contour of his body around toward his back. My first thought was that it could be a strap from Bryan Harpole’s bag lying across Charlie. But look at the shape of it. It follows his body as it curves around toward his back. It doesn’t look like a loose strap lying across him. It looks like a band FITTED around his torso. ➡️ Then there’s the thin, clear-looking tube. It comes out from underneath his shirt just below the armpit and hangs straight down along the side of his torso. Could it simply be Charlie’s necklace? On a blurry image or video frame, that would probably be th obvious assumption. But this photograph is sharp enough to see the surface. Charlie’s necklace has distinct individual chain links. Whatever we’re seeing here doesn’t. It’s smooth, continuous and uniform. It doesn’t look like a chain. It doesn’t look like cord. It looks like clear tubing. And at the very bottom, there appears to be blood on it. This is where my logical brain and my eyes start arguing with each other. I’ve tried to explain both of these things in every normal way I can think of. But my brain keeps coming back to the same combination: a band fitted around his torso, clear tubing, and what appears to be blood. And yes — that combination keeps making my mind go to a concealed practical-effects blood rig: the kind of setup that can use body-worn straps and thin tubing hidden underneath clothing. I know how completely insane that sounds.That’s exactly why I’ve spent so much time trying to explain it as something else. So — WHAT am I missing? What are these two things? daisy 🌼 Zach Costello Candace Owens Ian Carroll Baron Coleman Stew Peters 🔥Jesse ON FIRE🔥

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For more than five years, this Reddit thread sat without a single new comment. Then Lance Twiggs returned to it. December 13, 2024. 08:46:58 UTC. Using u/lancelott3, he commented on a post originally published June 11, 2019, explaining that he kept coming back because he referenced it so often. Now consider the hundreds of drawings he made. The recurring symbols, the strange geometric forms, and the remarkable number of patterns resembling elements of that old 4chan imagery. I find the repetiton deeply disturbing. Not because I understand it, but precisely because I don’t. And I think about the darkest consequences of indoctrination. How a person’s entire perception of reality might gradually become shaped by the same ideas,repeated until there is no longer any meaningful distance between the person and the beliefs consuming their attention. Everything turning inward. Every thought feeding another. The same patterns,over and over, with no clear exit. And I have this nagging feeling that there’s something here we’ve overlooked. Something that might be far more significant than we’ve realized. I’d never looked into Lance or Tyler before last week. I started digging around to see if I could find anythin I hadn’t seen shared or discussed before. That’s how I came across this comment. And it’s the combination that troubles me. The repetition in the drawings. The similarities. His repeated return to that post. That’s the connection I wanted to bring to people’s attention. I know the video is dark, but I wanted it to reflect the darkness I feel beneath all of this. Candace Owens Ian Carroll Baron Coleman daisy 🌼 Diligent Denizen 🇺🇸 Zach Costello

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I owe Mitchell Manley (Artifex Memoriarum) an apology. Until recently, I had no idea I was witnessing the public career of a man of such remarkable historical significance. Charlie Kirk’s cameraman for thirteen years. His “close friend” and mentee. An extraordinary whistleblower. An acclaimed, award-winning creative talent whose work transcends the ordinary. And, according to Mitchell himself, someone whose proximity to Charlie Kirk was comparable to being in Martin Luther King’s inner circle. Naturally, one would expect Baron Coleman to reconize the magnitude of the man requesting his attention. But Baron didn’t cover Mitchell’s story. And then, rather devastatingly, he publicly asked who Mitchell was. Imagine that. What followed was something of a one-man publishing operation. 276 posts and replies about Baron in the last 25 days, by my count, featuring “grifter,” “deep-state fedslopper” and “liar.” A truly tireles commitment to the craft. Meanwhile, Mitchell’s own public debut is worth revisiting. Black Line Brief. July 18. No financial interest, he assures us. July 19. His domain is registered. Then came the website, podcasts,paid membersips, a Buy Me a Coffee page, Charlie-centered book plans and merchandise, including a $33.33 T-shirt emblazoned with “Meet the Former TPUSA Videographer Selling Nazi Meme Shirts.” And his earlier work history? Student activism, college in New York, internships, administration and later production assignments. Not exactly the thirteen-year cameraman story we’ve been sold. Mitchell has spent an astonishing amount of energy questionning Baron’s integrity while turning his own association with Charlie into the foundation of his public identity. His old interview discussed his humility. It appears to have been a very private achievement. The audacity would almost be impressive if the hypocrisy weren’t so ridiculous. (Almost forgot. Add recently publicly criticizing Candace Owens, Diligent Denizen 🇺🇸, daisy 🌼 and Billie Webb to Mitchell’s already remarkable résumé.) And yep, there you have it. Me, officially out of patience.

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Here’s a rabbit hole for you. Erika Frantzve interviewing Jessica Alba for SheKnows in 2014. 31 “rights” in roughly two minutes. Whatever SheKnows saw in this performance, I’d genuinely like to see the résumé that accompanied it. So I started looking into how she got the job. Turns out, finding Erika saying “right” 31 times is considerably easier than finding the basic professional trail thatput her in that chair. And I’ve looked. Thoroughly. Far more thoroughly than should be necessary to find information this basic. I mean basic stuff: • No hiring announcement • No SheKnows host profile • No author/byline profile • No clear start date • No clear end date • No clear job title • No job description • No clear employee/freelancer/contract status • No named talent agency • No named agent • No manager • No résumé from that period • No hosting portfolio • No pre-SheKnows demo reel • No documented audition • No casting notice • No application trail • No documented referral • No editor or supervising producer attached to her role • No name of the person who hired her • No name of the person who selected her for Girl Crush • No clear timeline of her pre-SheKnows hosting work • No identifiable first professional hosting job • No identifiable first celebrity interview • No complete list of her SheKnows work • No complete list ofher Girl Crush interviews • No SheKnows page introducing her as a Girl Crush host • No production credits explaining who selected her for the Jessica Alba interview • No contemporary interview explaining how she landed the job • No contemporary interview naming who gave her th opportunity • No clear professional trail from pageants and modeling to interviewing major celebrities for SheKnows That’s a remarkable amount of missing boring information for what should be a fairly straightforward career path. So, one more for the rabbit hole collection: How did Erika Frantzve get this job?

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