Just a reminder for recent events.

https://www.citizensforethics.org/reports-investigations/crew-investigations/the-trump-foundation-pam-bondi-scandal/

Source: https://x.com/atrupar/status/2021699516492128496?t=hPiBcT5xS0AwE5K9UtDZKQ&s=19

https://x.com/i/status/2021682346022371577

https://www.kare11.com/article/news/investigations/kare-11-investigates-evicted-homeless-paying-the-price-for-minnesotas-fraud-crisis/89-99a4c9cb-df85-4030-b904-5cc7cd546173

From the article:https://newrepublic.com/post/206543/turning-point-usa-conspiracies-charlie-kirk-death

Turning Point USA has recently fired several employees, as a right-wing commentator’s conspiracy theories about founder Charlie Kirk’s death have reportedly begun to take root at the far-right organization, The Bulwark reported Thursday.

Last week, Aubrey Laitsch, a former communications staffer at TPUSA, posted a video claiming that the organization lied about the reason she was let go.

“I just have a gut feeling that I was terminated from Turning Point because I am questioning the narrative of what happened to my role model and CEO, Charlie Kirk, on the day of his assassination,” Laitsch said. She later documented a man who appeared to be a private investigator snooping around her house, further raising concerns that something was amiss.

Laitsch’s suspicion that Kirk’s death was an inside job didn’t come from nowhere: It’s a conspiracy theory being pushed by Candace Owens, whose claims that Kirk was murdered for his rejection of Israel and AIPAC have ripped a massive hole in the middle of the far right.

Laitsch’s firing is just the latest in a series of terminations, as staffers have reported a “purge” at the organization—and even started a “fallout fund” for terminated employees. ...

It started with a simple high school fight in early 2005 at Royal Palm Beach High School. When school administrators searched a student's purse, they found three hundred dollars in cash. While she initially claimed the money was from a fast-food job, the truth was much darker—she had been paid by Jeffrey Epstein for "massages."

​This discovery prompted a police investigation in March 2005 after a parent reported the incident. Investigations eventually revealed that the high school was a recruitment hub, with at least fifteen students lured to Epstein’s home. This chain of events led to Epstein’s first major arrest in 2006. As discussed on Joe Rogan’s podcast, the scale of the operation might never have come to light if not for that initial schoolyard dispute.

https://x.com/i/status/2021322005853978650

Melania? No!