Fabricated evidence & political assassinations: Questions mount over FBI integrity & foreign influence
By finnheartley // 2025-09-17
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  • Fabricated Text Messages: The FBI released suspiciously constructed texts allegedly from Tyler Robinson, accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk. Critics argue the stilted language suggests FBI manipulation rather than authentic communication from a 22-year-old suspect.
  • Evidence Spoofing Technology: Investigative journalist Mike Adams revealed the FBI possesses tools to spoof phone numbers and SIM cards, raising concerns they may have falsified messages to frame Robinson in this politically charged case.
  • Foreign Donor Pressure on Kirk: Kirk faced threats from pro-Israel donors who demanded he soften his criticism of Israel or lose up to $150 million in funding. Some sources claim he privately feared assassination by Israeli operatives.
  • Deepening Distrust in FBI: The FBI’s history of evidence tampering—including past scandals like Crossfire Hurricane—has fueled skepticism. Critics warn federal agencies are weaponized against political dissidents, eroding public trust.
  • Calls for Transparency: High-profile figures like Steve Bannon dismiss the FBI’s evidence as fabricated, while analysts warn such tactics could silence opposition. The public demands accountability over who truly controls power in Washington.

FBI Under Fire for Alleged Evidence Tampering in Tyler Robinson Case

Fresh allegations of fabricated evidence by the FBI in the case of Tyler Robinson—the man accused of assassinating conservative commentator Charlie Kirk—have ignited a firestorm of skepticism about the integrity of federal law enforcement. According to investigative journalist Mike Adams, the FBI recently released a series of text messages allegedly sent by Robinson to his roommate—messages that critics argue are so poorly constructed they appear to have been written by law enforcement officials rather than a 22-year-old suspect. The texts, described as "laughably bad fakes," include stilted phrasing such as: "To be honest, I had hoped to keep this secret till I died of old age… I'm sorry to involve you." Observers note that the language resembles that of an older individual, not a young man, raising suspicions that the FBI may have spoofed Robinson’s phone to manufacture evidence. Adams pointed out that the FBI possesses technology capable of spoofing phone numbers and SIM cards, allowing agents to send fabricated messages that appear to originate from a suspect’s device. This revelation has fueled concerns that federal agencies are willing to manipulate evidence to secure convictions—especially in politically charged cases.

Charlie Kirk Assassination: Foreign Donor Pressure & Motive Under Scrutiny

Meanwhile, the assassination of Charlie Kirk has sparked intense debate over foreign influence in U.S. politics. Kirk, a rising conservative voice, had reportedly faced immense pressure from wealthy pro-Israel donors to alter his stance on Israel-Palestine relations. Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens have both confirmed that Kirk was "tormented" by donors who threatened to withdraw financial support—reportedly up to $150 million—if he continued criticizing Israeli policies. Kirk’s own audience, largely composed of young conservatives, had grown increasingly disillusioned with Israel’s actions in Gaza, where over 35,000 civilians—70% of them women and children—have been killed. Harrison Smith of The Gray Zone and Max Blumenthal have both reported that Kirk privately feared assassination by Israeli operatives. While no direct evidence links Israel to Kirk’s murder, the motive is clear: silencing a prominent critic who threatened to shift conservative opinion against Israel.

Deepening Distrust in Official Narratives

The FBI’s questionable handling of the Robinson case, combined with the political pressures surrounding Kirk’s death, has deepened public distrust in official narratives. Critics argue that federal agencies—already under scrutiny for their role in past scandals like Crossfire Hurricane—are increasingly weaponized against political dissidents. Steve Bannon has dismissed the FBI’s latest evidence as "totally fake," while independent analysts warn that fabricated prosecutions could set a dangerous precedent for silencing opposition. As investigations continue, one thing is clear: the American public is demanding transparency—and answers—about who truly controls the levers of power in Washington. Watch the Sep. 17 episode of "Brighteon Broadcast News" as Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, discusses how the culture war against furries, woketards, and child mutilators is now in full force. This video is from the Health Ranger Report channel on Brighteon.com.

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