We all know Dr. Fauci is guilty.
We all know Ilhan Omar is guilty.
We all know Nancy Pelosi is guilty.
We all know James Comey is guilty.
When can we see these criminals thrown behind bars?
The release of Dr. Fauci’s diary revealed even more about the ego and the lies that shut down the entire country. COVID was a defining chapter in our nation’s history, a warning about the true nature of illegitimate government power, and those who would wield it against us.
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You refer to an "explosive," yet there is no publicly presented evidence supporting that claim. No investigator testified there was an explosive. No eyewitness testified there was an explosive. No forensic scientist testified there was an explosive. No explosive fragments were presented. No explosive device was recovered. Most importantly, Tyler Robinson's own defense team never argued there was an explosive. If there had been any forensic basis for that claim, it would have been one of the strongest possible defenses. They didn't make that argument. Instead, the public record includes evidence of a rifle, the type of ammunition, surveillance footage of the alleged shooter on the roof, evidence that the rifle was fired, projectile evidence recovered during the investigation, and testimony from witnesses—including experienced law enforcement officers—who recognized the sound of rifle fire. You even showed part of the video footage that shows the gunman on the roof of a building. If you have evidence of an explosive device, identify the forensic expert, the report, or the testimony.
As for the FBI response, the claim leaves out a critical fact. The closest FBI office isn't in Salt Lake City—it's the FBI's Provo Resident Agency, located about 4–5 miles from UVU, roughly a 10–15 minute drive under normal conditions. FBI agents also spend much of their day working throughout the community on interviews, surveillance, task forces, warrants, and other investigations. A 16-minute response, by itself, isn't unusual. If the goal is transparency, the relevant questions are simple: Which FBI office dispatched the first agents, and what assignment were they on before responding? Those answers matter more than speculation.
The real question is are you too stupid to put the real facts together or just too dishonest to present them?
Were we ever provided a list of which FBI agent were on the ground at UVU within 16 minutes of the explosive going off?
That’s actually a fascinating admission given the fact that the FBI office is located in Salt Lake City— a 45 minute drive away. What were the agents doing so close to UVU that day? Who were the first agents to arrive?
Bill Gates had a Q Clearance and a private editor at NIH.
Across nearly twenty years, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation built a relationship with the federal government that ran on personal access as much as formal partnership. I'm releasing the documents. 🧵
A woman who confessed to having anxiety attacks around white people wants to be the governor of Wisconsin, an 85 percent white state. If this doesn’t immediately destroy her campaign and career then we’re doomed as a country.
Thank you. I have already completed those recovery steps using the device and browser that originally accessed the account.
The issue is different. The original channel @DavidsFiles still exists publicly, but it is no longer associated with the Google account I can access. Google Workspace Support referred me to Squarespace, and Squarespace confirmed this is a YouTube issue.
Could someone please review this manually or escalate it to a specialist who can investigate the ownership of the original channel? I can provide the channel URL, timeline, and proof of ownership privately if needed.
@TeamYouTube I need help recovering my original YouTube channel @DavidsFiles. I created it on July 9 using my Google Workspace account. Shortly afterward I lost access. Google Workspace Support referred me to Squarespace, and Squarespace confirmed this is a YouTube issue. The original channel still exists publicly, but I cannot access it. I later created @Davids-Files-Official on July 15 after several days of unsuccessful recovery attempts. Can someone help investigate which Google account owns the original channel?