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This will be my first and only post on this case. Observing TB, his cult followers, and the fraudulent content creators that defend him relentlessly attack both Justin and the officers in this case for simply doing their jobs reveals a lot about the difference between truth and bias....

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“So far you haven’t connected it to the assassination in any way whatsoever…” Exactly this. And it’s not just true for Fort Huachucha and Mitch Snow; it’s true of everything—every thread she’s chased and rabbit hole she’s gone down has led…nowhere. We’re four months into this, and Candace has proven nothing as it pertains to Charlie’s assassination. Indeed, the only verifiable thing she’s proven is that two days before his death, Charlie sent a PRIVATE text that indicated at least some waning of support for Israel. What was actually in his heart and mind at that moment and how much he meant it, we’ll sadly never know. He proceeded to do absolutely nothing about this apparent huge shift in position—didn’t tweet it, didn’t talk about it on his show or publicly at all. So how much did he really mean that text that he never imagined the world would see? We don’t know. The only one who might is Mrs. Charlie Kirk. But regardless and more to the point: Candace has yet to prove that even that—that singular fact in this entire investigation that she’s actually proven—had ANYTHING to do with Charlie’s murder. She hasn’t definitively had verifiably connected it at all. And the speaker here is right—people lose their minds and chase their tails and go down these rabbit holes over every crazy thing Candace brings up, over whether Mitch is credible or whatever nonsense about Egyptian planes, but…not a single shred of it is verifiably connected to what happened to Charlie. Things being weird or anomalous to you isn’t proof they’re connected to someone’s murder. Weird and anomalous things happen around us literally everyday. Additionally, this was an apt point and a sound question, and Candace gets obviously and visibly pissed and just cuts him off, not bothering to address his actual point at all. But you know what she does bother to do? Reference her “feelings” for the ukpteenth time—“I have a feeling about this meeting.” Ok, babe. Let us know when you get a period too or a bad bout of diarrhea. She pretends to not be a feminist, but then she expects us all to hang on her feelings. It’s absurd.

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