Candace Owens

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Nieuwe Candace.



Mike

 

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Frank Turek And Talmud Tatum DEFAME Chief Long, Blaming Him For Charlie's DEATH — Despite An Independent Report BLAMING Turning Point.

Frank Turek told Brandon Tatum that Utah Valley University Police Chief Jeff Long shook his hand in March, said he had been thrown under the bus, and then walked back a text that Dan Flood showed Turek. The text, in Turek's telling, was a request for somebody on the roof and a reply that Long had it covered. Turek treated that as proof the chief had promised a sniper watch on every building around the courtyard. That is not what the messages were about, and it is not what the after-action report found.

Long and Flood were talking about the walkway behind Charlie, the bridge overhead, because they did not want people throwing things down on him. Long said that to Turek in the room. The report says the outdoor fountain courtyard was Turning Point's choice after the university pushed back on safety. Turning Point handled the ticketing from Phoenix and did not give campus police a real headcount from tickets sold. The application said there would be no controversial speakers and that about 200 people were expected, later raised to 600. Thousands showed up. That is why the campus detail was six to eight officers, not because Long decided a crowd that size needed a skeleton crew. Turning Point also missed at least three meetings with the chief, including the one the morning of the event.

A university police chief does not control a private security plan he was never given. Brian Harpole's team had the man. Turning Point had the tickets, the site, and the meetings it skipped. Blaming Jeff Long for that, after the report already laid the planning failures at Turning Point's door, is a smear of a man who did what his texts said he would do.



Mike

 

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The Whistleblower Who Tied Howard Lutnick To Jeffrey Epstein Is Dead. They Say It Was Suicide.

Candace Owens flagged a death tonight that landed in the same week the public was told to move on. Simon Andriesz, a former managing director at BGC, the Wall Street firm where Howard Lutnick was chief executive, had come forward with an email chain from 2018. In it, Lutnick and Jeffrey Epstein discussed a startup both of them were involved in. Epstein had already taken the Palm Beach deal for sexually abusing children. Andriesz told the BBC that Lutnick had failed to disclose that business relationship. Lutnick had also said he never visited the island, and then said he had.

Andriesz was 57. The Banker reported that he died by suicide. A representative confirmed the death. His last post said he intended to share more of the evidence. Candace put the headline next to the record that already exists around Epstein. The men who stay close to him keep their seats. The man who documents the emails does not get to finish the sentence. Pam Bondi has said releasing the files could bring a global economic catastrophe. A catastrophe is what you promise when the files name the people who still run the system.

A whistleblower who says he has more, and then dies before he can publish it, is not a closed case because a headline used the word suicide. The emails are still there. So is the question of who needed them to stop.



Mike