Charlie Kirk is the first casualty of the Iran war.

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Charlie had enormous influence over millions of young Americans. If he had firmly opposed a war with Iran—as reports say he was already doing—it would have been extremely difficult to build public support for it while he was still shaping the conversation.

We’ve seen strange timing before. Kary Mullis, the inventor of the PCR test, spent years criticizing Anthony Fauci and warning that PCR was being misused—even offering to debate him. He died in August 2019, just months before the world became completely dependent on PCR testing during COVID in ways he had warned against.

Candace and her team have revealed how the people closest to Charlie are like crabs in a bucket—climbing over each other to get closer to influence and proximity to power. That kind of opportunism produces loyalists and lackeys who serve larger agendas. When influential voices capable of disrupting powerful agendas disappear right before those agendas accelerate, people start asking questions. Understanding the dynamics of power—who benefits, who climbs, and who stays silent—is how we will win this.

Thank you, Candace, for your fearlessness.