The NDAA doesn’t just integrate 🇺🇸🇮🇱 military… 🤬❌
It deems an “Executive Agent” be appointed by SOW… and IMMUNE from congressional oversight.
Meaning this “Executive Agent” can send 🇺🇸 troops to war for 🇮🇱… but is not bound by the Constitution, 🇺🇸, the SOW, or POTUS.
‼️🇺🇸: TWO EYE WITNESSES 100% ID Tyler Robinson at Cowboy's Smokehouse in Panguitch, UT between 8:55-9:47PM the night Charlie Kirk was assassinated 9/10/25 👀
That's 2 MORE 100% EYE WITNESSES THAN the ENTIRE PROSECUTION OF TYLER ROBINSON could produce.
This makes it IMPOSSIBLE for Tyler Robinson to have sent Lance Twiggs real-time updates from Orem after 11pm (dogs, waiting for cop to move away, etc), he'd still be driving back from Panguitch, a 2 hour 57 minute drive.
This means the texts, the confession, and Lance Twiggs' testimony are ALL FAKE.
It also makes it nearly impossible for him to have been stopped at 12:30am 9/11 by a patrolman (he'd have to be speeding the entire time)
More RECEIPTS are on the way. 🫡
🚨 SOMETHING IS OFF: WATCH THIS 🚨
Just minutes after Charlie Kirk was assassinated, a man was spotted wearing a law enforcement badge.
The instant he notices he’s being filmed, he rips the badge off and hides it.
Later, another man in a t-shirt, jeans, and sandals was seen wandering the area with people immediately asking “who the f*ck is that guy?”
In Utah, impersonating an officer, even just displaying a badge without authority, is considered a crime.
If the first guy was legit law enforcement… why the panicked reaction?
And if he wasn’t… what were impostors doing at the crime scene with badges?
Interesting throwback resurfacing amid the Tyler Robinson preliminary hearing.
In this early KSL interview, Kristen Schwerman Tyler Robinson’s neighbor and longtime school custodian who knew him and his brothers described him as a quiet, smart, mellow kid who “never caused any problems.” She expressed being genuinely shocked by the news.
Notable details:
The interview aired after Tyler was already in custody.
A grey Dodge Challenger (the vehicle tied to the case) is visible parked right behind her in the shot.
She stated she did not recognize Tyler in the initial suspect photos/footage released by authorities, saying he had covered his face well enough.
With the hearing now concluded including the playback of Lance Twiggs’ interview, discussions of evidence like texts, DNA, and surveillance this early neighbor perspective stands out. It captures the contrast between how those who knew him locally viewed him versus the allegations now in court.
What do you make of it? Does the “quiet kid” description surprise you, or does it fit a familiar pattern in these cases? Share your thoughts below.
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