Biden’s FBI PLOT to Silence Charlie Kirk EXPOSED!

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Today marks the one-week anniversary of conservative activist Charlie Kirk's tragic assassination on September 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University. The shooter, Tyler Robinson, remains in custody, but many questions linger about his motives. Text messages between Robinson and his boyfriend have fueled skepticism, with some dismissing the narrative as implausible. Meanwhile, Democrats like Senator John Fetterman are acknowledging the dangers of verbal attacks on Republicans, calling them "stupid and dangerous" in recent statements, a rare admission amid rising political tensions.

Kirk's death wasn't isolated; it came amid escalating federal scrutiny. Newly released whistleblower documents, exposed by Senator Chuck Grassley during a September 16 Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, reveal that Biden's Department of Justice (DOJ) and FBI launched "Operation Arctic Frost" in 2022 to target Trump and 92 Republican-linked organizations and individuals. This probe, which evolved into Special Counsel Jack Smith's election interference case, subpoenaed communications and financial records from groups like the Republican National Committee, Republican Attorneys General Association, and Turning Point USA (TPUSA), Kirk's organization. Grassley described Arctic Frost as a "vehicle" for partisan FBI agents and DOJ prosecutors to "improperly investigate the entire Republican political apparatus," including efforts to jail Trump supporters like Kirk for backing his 2020 election challenges. President Trump echoed this, accusing Biden's DOJ of trying to "put Charlie Kirk out of business."

This context explains Kirk's visible excitement for Trump's recent victory. Reports suggest Kirk feared imprisonment, potentially missing milestones with his children, as TPUSA faced intense pressure under Arctic Frost. In response, Florida's Attorney General has launched an investigation, issuing subpoenas to former Biden officials for targeting TPUSA and other conservatives via Arctic Frost, aiming to uncover the full extent of the "lawfare" that sought to bankrupt or destroy GOP entities.

These legal battles extend to election integrity. States like Maine and Oregon have resisted cleaning voter rolls, allegedly retaining ineligible voters—illegals, deceased, or relocated individuals—to enable fraudulent ballots. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon announced DOJ lawsuits against both states on September 16 for violating the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA), Help America Vote Act (HAVA), and Civil Rights Act by refusing unredacted voter lists and maintenance data. Maine's Secretary of State Shenna Bellows called it "federal abuse," but Dhillon emphasized states must comply with laws ensuring clean rolls.

Judicial Watch has led the charge, successfully removing over 5 million ineligible names nationwide through NVRA lawsuits. They're now pursuing cases against California, Illinois, and Oregon—states with notoriously "dirty" rolls—where federal courts recently advanced suits to force removals of inactive or deceased voters. In California, Judicial Watch sued after discovering minimal removals in dozens of counties; Illinois faces similar action for failing to address 980,000+ excess registrations. Notably, only Democrats oppose these cleanups, raising suspicions of voter fraud motives.

Shifting to broader health concerns, global life expectancy has declined for the first time in 30 years, per a Global Burden of Disease update, largely due to COVID-19's impact. In the U.S., it peaked at 78.8 years in 2014 but began falling pre-pandemic, with sharper drops in 2020-2021. COVID is no longer a top-10 cause of death in 2024—suicide has surged to 10th, with nearly 49,000 cases—while overall death rates fell 3.8%. Critics argue vaccines and external toxins accelerated this, not just COVID.

A hot mic incident captured Putin and Xi discussing organ transplants for "immortality," aiming for 150-year lifespans—highlighting elite pursuits amid public declines. Now, a universal mRNA cancer vaccine heads to human trials, targeting all cancers by boosting innate immunity via type-I interferon, showing promise in mice for treatment-resistant tumors. Yet, skeptics warn of risks like inflammation, insisting natural immunity and gut health—superior to synthetic—combat aging at the cellular level, countering toxins, chemicals, and vaccines accelerating premature deaths.