Thread by @DataRepublican

🧵🚨 THREAD: Charlie Kirk was assassinated at Utah Valley University. Within TWO HOURS, leaders of 7 "bridge-building" organizations assembled on a conference call. Why so fast? Because UVU was THEIR campus. 🚨

This is Maury Giles, incoming CEO of Braver Angels, admitting on camera at the National Conference on Citizenship:

"Within two hours of the assassination, a group of us, all Utahns, we gathered on a call. We'd become friends over the last 5 years through our work in the community. And we also happen to be leaders in seven different national organizations that work in civic renewal."

Two hours. Seven national organizations. But this wasn't a spontaneous reaction to a tragedy. This was a network protecting its home turf. Because UVU wasn't just the place where Kirk was shot. It was the institutional center of the entire bridge-building / Dignity Index apparatus... and had been for years.

And the kicker?

These seven national organizations don't hide their own intent: replicate color revolution tactics in the United States. And, yes, that includes MWEG - Mormon Women for Ethical Government.

I have the receipts... they all admitted this on camera.

As always, patience as I pull together the thread. 👇

MWEG on their own GROW video:

"UVU has sponsored for us for the past three years so that we can have it there on their campus."

UVU SPONSORED their annual conference for three consecutive years. UVU is not a neutral venue in this story. It's a partner.

A speaker on MWEG's own Civics Learning Week video from 2023 admits she got a faculty position at UVU partly BECAUSE she was involved with Braver Angels... the same organization whose incoming CEO organized the two-hour call after Kirk was killed.

Same video. UVU political science professor Jada Sart "did survey research of Utah adults about their civic knowledge and their civic dispositions."

UVU faculty were building the empirical base for the Dignity Index's scoring framework years before Kirk ever set foot on campus.

Now: where does the Dignity Index actually come from?

Dignity Index Co-Creator Tami Pyfer quoting Donna Hicks... a Harvard specialist in INTERNATIONAL conflict resolution. Israeli-Palestinian. Northern Ireland.

The Dignity Index's theoretical framework was developed for mediating FOREIGN WARS. Then it was applied to American political speech by a Clinton national security speechwriter named Tom Rosshirt.

The foreign pipeline doesn't stop at theory. Watch this.

The moderator at the Principles First Summit asks Maria Stephan.... career State Department officer, lifetime CFR member:

"You were opposing authoritarianism in other countries like Venezuela and the Balkans. And then you realized America needed that same kind of techniques. How can they normalize opposing an authoritarian figure like Donald Trump?"

Stephan's answer:

"People have used weapons of will... protest, vigils, marches, strikes, boycotts, walkouts. They have built the alternatives and they have prevailed."

That's Gene Sharp's 198 methods, the manual behind every color revolution the US backed for 30 years.

So what does this have to do with Dignity Index or MWEG? Julia Roig — Stephan's co-leader at the Horizons Project — on a MWEG video call describes themselves as an "organizing platform" to bring international regime change experience home. Said on MWEG's own channel.

And lest you have any doubts that Horizons Projects is inspired by overseas regime change, here's them affirming their own origins:

Evidence this is from MWEG's own channel.

And here's where it comes home to UVU. MWEG member Catherine Eslinger in her in their own conference recap:

"Maria mentioned 198 actions for nonviolent protest... she had real data from Erica Chenoweth... countries focused on nonviolent resistance led to healthy democracies."

Gene Sharp's 198 actions... the operational manual for regime change taught at a MWEG conference. At UVU. The campus where Kirk would be assassinated months later.

Tim Shriver — Kennedy family, Dignity Index co-creator — at the University of Utah in 2023:

"Rebels, outliers, political outlaws willing to declare their independence and overthrow the culture of contempt."

"Overthrow." His word.

When they say "Dignity" they don't mean getting along.

They mean "dignity" in the "willing to invoke a color revolution" sense.

This should reframe how you think about the "Dignity Index."

And why they hired a literal Cuban-trained Communist revolutionary to develop the Dignity Index.

It's increasingly looking less like a mistake and more like a feature.

So let me lay this out.

UVU was the institutional home of this network. MWEG held conferences there for 3+ years.... sponsored by the university. Braver Angels personnel were embedded in faculty. UVU professors were building the Dignity Index's empirical base. Color revolution methodology was being taught on campus.

And then Charlie Kirk, the man whose speech the Dignity Index would score as maximum contempt, was shot dead. At UVU. On their campus.

The worst "bridge-building" failure in modern American history happened at ground zero for replicating color revolution methodology in the United States.

That's why they assembled in two hours. They had no choice.

Domain registered in 24 hours. Op-ed in the Deseret News. Toolkit printed. State Capitol press conference. 1,400-person Zoom by Sunday.

This was damage control.

I covered the timeline in a prior thread:

Manu Meel, CEO of BridgeUSA:

"After the tragic Charlie Kirk assassination — someone that I knew through our work — Bridge USA grew at a hundred followers an hour for 32 straight days."

100 followers an hour. 32 days. They tracked Kirk's death by the hour and used it as a growth metric. On camera.

"We are partnering with Braver Angels... adding our dignity index to the work they're already doing."

Barely a month after Kirk was killed at UVU, the Dignity Index held a 300-person Leadership Summit in Salt Lake City. Braver Angels formally partnered to distribute the Dignity Index nationwide.

Kirk's death wasn't a setback. It was the accelerant.

And it's STILL happening. MWEG GROW call, April 2026:

"I was so excited to see Sharon McMahon's latest article."

Sharon McMahon, who lauded Kirk's death after his assassination, was just chosen as UVU's 2026 commencement speaker.

They didn't just exploit Kirk's death. They're celebrating it. He accelerated their plans.

CONCLUSION:
UVU is the campus. MWEG is the conference host. Braver Angels was embedded there. The Dignity Index is built on research conducted there. Gene Sharp's regime change methods are promoted in that network.

Charlie Kirk was killed there.

Did they kill Charlie Kirk? No.

Did their color revolution teachings promote a culture where it was easier to kill Charlie Kirk?
You tell me.

THREAD END.

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