Charlie messaged his supposed friends the night before that he was scared for his life. He was afraid he was going to be k*lled.
Even if Charlie was the one insisting on having the event outside, his “friends” should have told him NO. If they knew they couldn’t make sure he was safe, their job was to say NO.
And if they couldn’t change his mind, then they should have done everything in their power to secure that event. They should have asked questions, insisted, checked the entire perimeter, raised concerns, followed up, and then checked everything again.
You don’t get to wait until after he’s been sh*t and then say, “Well, securing the roofs wasn’t our job.”
Maybe it wasn’t technically your job to physically secure every roof. But it absolutely was your job to make sure somebody was doing it.
These weren’t random people standing in the crowd. They were his employees. They were reportedly being paid around $1 million for security. And, according to them, they were also his friends.
If your friend tells you the night before an event that he is scared for his life, you don’t assume somebody else has security covered. You make damn sure they do.
Charlie messaged his supposed friends the night before that he was scared for his life. He was afraid he was going to be k*lled.
Even if Charlie was the one insisting on having the event outside, his “friends” should have told him NO. If they knew they couldn’t make sure he was safe, their job was to say NO.
And if they couldn’t change his mind, then they should have done everything in their power to secure that event. They should have asked questions, insisted, checked the entire perimeter, raised concerns, followed up, and then checked everything again.
You don’t get to wait until after he’s been sh*t and then say, “Well, securing the roofs wasn’t our job.”
Maybe it wasn’t technically your job to physically secure every roof. But it absolutely was your job to make sure somebody was doing it.
These weren’t random people standing in the crowd. They were his employees. They were reportedly being paid around $1 million for security. And, according to them, they were also his friends.
If your friend tells you the night before an event that he is scared for his life, you don’t assume somebody else has security covered. You make damn sure they do.
My girlfriend has punched me in the face 100 times, but I’m going to stick with her. She promised not to ever punch me again.
That’s what it’s like voting again for the Republicans.
Fuck Officer Tatum
Fuck Staci Turner
Fuck Nancy Grace
Fuck Sarah J. Fields
Fuck Tyler Cox
Fuck Angel Myers McIlrath
Fuck Ashley Cole
Fuck John Ledbetter
Fuck Mississippi
Everyone that is responsible for allowing this sick coverup to take place should go down with Nolan’s so called “friends”.
#JusticeForNolanWells
A pattern that I see emerging: The guilty ones private their accounts, turn off comments, stop their book tour etc
The useful idiots below them stay public, mock people, go on spaces with their handlers to “answer questions” etc.
It is a clear strategy. And an obvious one
Marshawn Lynch on Jalen Hurts:
"They talking about this the year he gotta go do this or gotta do that, or he's gone. I aint hear you say that about Justin Herbert. I aint hear them say none of that shit about any of the snowbunny quarterbacks"
#Eagles via @GetGotPod
The people are taking to the streets and demanding answers for Nolan Wells. Their voices will not be silenced. We will continue to stand with Nolan’s family and community in the fight for TRUTH! #JusticeForNolanWells
Hey Dummy number 5. So THAT'S the story now? Candace didn't get CEO, so she woke up and decided, fuck TPUSA?? Lmaoooo y'all just be writing your own episodes at this point. Keep in mind, these are grown-ass men doing everything they can to hide the truth. They know the truth, and they know Candace is right... that's the evil today..
The UVU report is damning.
I’m disgusted with @TPUSA and every pariah influencer who lied to and gaslit @RealCandaceO
They spent a year smearing Candace and others who are seeking justice for Charlie.
THIS IS IMPORTANT:
July 10,2025—At the request of the TPUSA field representative, UVU TPUSA Club President
contacted the Clubs Office requesting the specific use of the Fountain Courtyard for a September 10 TPUSA event.
August 25—Major Events Assessment Committee (MEAC) met with a TPUSA field
representative and UVU TPUSA Club President via Microsoft Teams. UVU participants raised concerns about the outdoor courtyard location, anticipated
attendance, protest activity, crowd management, and the abilty to control access.
TPUSA requested the event remain in the Fountain Courtyard despite concerns and suggestions to consider alternate venues.
TPUSA preferred the Fountain Courtyard and outside-managed ticketing; the committee ultimately
allowed the event to proceed in the requested location and allowed TPUSA to manage ticketing.
However, this is what Brian Harpole said on Shawn Ryan’s podcast:
“That’s where they told us we had to have it… the school says, Nope, this is where you have to have it. We don’t get to argue with them.”
-Brian Harpole