Nothing to See Here?
What EXACTLY is the meaning of the lightning bolt?
It’s been a while since I’ve posted. Lots of life changes and magnificent work changes. God is GOOD. Maybe more on that later.
But for now, let’s talk about the Charlie murder.
A recent PDB poll indicates that 70% of the public doesn’t believe the official narrative. For the record, I count myself among that 70%.
In recent weeks, I find myself moving the time I have to ingest podcast content to creators who are digging HARD into the Charlie murder. There is a growing number of amazing investigators who are uncovering more and more “truth,” when the truth in the broader conservative podcasting space seems to have been murkier and murkier. An entirely new “layer” of reporting is growing at breakneck speed as the public wakes up to the obvious coverup of Charlie’s murder (AKA JFKv2).
In addition to Candace’s reporting, I’m enjoying the work of Ian Carroll, Baron Coleman, ValhallaVFT, Coach Colin, James Li, and Jimmy Dore.
This morning, I was listening to a recent Ian Carroll episode, The WRONG RIFLE- the smoking gun that exposes the Charlie Kirk cover up. As always, I was listening with half an ear while working. And then something in the comment section at the end of the show caught my attention: A viewer asked Ian if he had noticed the lightning bolt icon that was on the tent at UVU the day Charlie was murdered.
It stopped me dead in my tracks. A couple of months ago, I had noticed that lightning bolt on the UVU tent still photos and thought it weird. But that fleeting thought didn’t go further at the time.
This past week, I listened to Baron Coleman’s recent episode, Does This Electrocute The Charlie Kirk Fed Slop Narrative? #29. Based on the nudging of several viewers, Baron brought forward the speculation that Charlie was NOT SHOT—that he might have been ELECTROCUTED.
WHAT THE?!?! Even after listening to Baron’s speculation, I was like, “NAHHHHH …. I don’t think so. But maybe … ? “ Weirder things have happened.
Then I heard the comment about the lightning bolt this morning on Ian’s show. I decided to dig a little.
Someone else will have to dig on exactly when the tent for Charlie’s campus events changed, but based on a picture from the Purdue event on April 10, 2025, exactly five months prior to Charlie’s murder, it was sometime between the Purdue and UVU events.
Why EXACTLY was that lightning bolt icon added to the tent, friends? Why would TPUSA spend money to add what seems to be an inconsequential symbol to the tent?
Just add that question to the growing list of questions that haven’t been answered by TPUSA.
This morning, I realized that MONDAY 12/15, two days from now, is the date that TPUSA said they would answer ALLLLLL the questions that we have. See Candace’s post that TPUSA have agreed to answer OUR questions.
I think it’s hilarious that we haven’t heard a peep about that event since the kerfuffle that blew up between TPUSA and Candace after their embarrassing bumbling of the invitation for her to join them.
My guess is that the coming week is gonna be SPICY, folks. Strap yourself in!
The bolt can be seen in the 4/10/25 event photo as the "I" in "AMERICAN".
This from X's Grok:
"The "thunderbolt" (a stylized lightning bolt replacing or forming the "I" in "AMERICAN") first appeared as a prominent stage backdrop element at Turning Point USA events during the launch of the American Comeback Tour in 2025.This design debuted at the tour's opening event on February 20, 2025, at the University of South Florida. The tour featured consistent branding with large "AMERICAN" lettering on stage backdrops and banners, where the "I" was rendered as a bold lightning bolt (often with patriotic flag motifs or checkered patterns, a popular graphic trend at the time).The style became widely noticed—and controversially discussed—by early spring 2025, as evidenced by online commentary (e.g., a March 2025 Reddit thread debating its resemblance to historical symbols, though defenders noted it as a modern lightning bolt design). Photos from subsequent tour stops, including Virginia Tech and others, show the same "AMERICAN" thunderbolt branding on stage.Prior to the 2025 tour, TPUSA events and merchandise used more standard logos without this specific thunderbolt "I" in "AMERICAN." It was a new visual element introduced for the American Comeback Tour to emphasize energy, patriotism, and the "comeback" theme."