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Matthew Livelsberger is a patsy, the question is for who and what purpose?

Let's break down why I think this is true by going through everything that we know so far, a thread:
The first and most obvious reason is because the police have reported that he died from a GSW to his head 'prior' to the explosion, yet there were no reported gunshots in the 15-20 seconds before the Cybertruck exploded.

Needless to say, it is odd that one would shoot themselves in the head with a 50-caliber Desert Eagle right before blowing themselves up. It simply makes no sense.

I've seen some people saying, "maybe he did not want to burn to death so he shot himself first," but I believe that is silly. Any professional trying to carry out an actual attack would want to ensure their explosion went off without issue. They would not kill themselves before hand and take the chance of wasting the opportunity.

Also, the rifle he supposedly had in the vehicle had no iron sights nor any other optics, which basically makes it worthless for any type of engagement. Another red flag.Image
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The second reason is because he was a highly experienced Special Forces soldier that would not have created such an abomination of an explosive device that was both silly and ineffective.

He was SF for long enough to have used a CARVER matrix and to understand basic explosives. If the intent was political, the intent was missed due to the second-rate explosive he supposedly used.

We are trained in Home Made Explosives (HMEs). He could have gotten everything he needed from a local hardware store to level the entire bottom floor of the Trump hotel. There is simply no way he thought the combustibles he had in the back of that bulletproof truck would have been enough to do any damage to anything.Image
The third reason is that his Signal safety number changed just before the explosion, and then somehow his photo and safety number changed AFTER the explosion.

Clearly this was manipulated by somebody other than him, as he was deceased and would not have been able to change anything. Find who changed his signal info and you find who shot him in the head.
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The fourth reason is that GBs that knew him are convinced that he could not have done this, nor would have had any reason to do so.

@angertab has also reported that he was approached by someone pretending to be a GB previously on his team, claiming that Matthew was suicidal so that it would be recorded if they reported it.

Again, find who this person is, and you likely find the culprit behind the entire thing.
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The fifth reason is that he was still Active Duty, had just had a 6 month old baby with his new wife, and had a literal multitude of jobs ahead of him when he retired.

Yes, I understand that sometimes people end their own lives for one reason or another and it does not make sense to us, but all of this coupled with the evidence we have so far makes me believe that he was, indeed, a patsy.

We need to see every single piece of evidence from this investigation and if anything is withheld, then it only further confirms my suspicions that this was a setup to frame one of our best soldiers with a heinous crime.Image
Also, on a side note, the 50 cal shot to his head ensured that his entire head was little more than splatter, destroying any hope of obtaining and matching dental records in the process.

Tell me how this smells…

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Active Measures, though started in Tsarist Russia and perfected under Soviet rule, are still a very active part of Russia’s foreign influence playbook within the US today, a thread:🧵 Image
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This is propaganda being proliferated by our enemies, plain and simple. Let's break down what the FY2027 NDAA, specifically Section 224 means, a thread:🧵Image
Here is what Section 224 actually does:

It creates a United States and Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative and designates a DoD executive agent to synchronize R&D, testing, evaluation, integration, acquisition pathways, and industrial cooperation with Israel.

That is not a military merger.

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“Integration” in this context does not mean integrating the U.S. Army with the IDF.

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There is a framework behind it. A system that rewards certain narratives and pushes them to the top.

Most people have never heard the name Alexander Dugin.

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There are still many people who just don’t understand how the world works and, because of that lack of knowledge, they question what is going on in Iran and why.

So, let’s discuss the Iran conflict from a strategic level of warfare perspective, a thread:🧵
At the highest level, this conflict is not really about a single event or even a single country.

It is about control, influence, and shaping the global system.

Iran has spent decades building a strategy that avoids direct war with stronger powers like the United States. Instead, it built a network of proxies across the Middle East.

Groups like Hezbollah in Lebanon, the Houthis in Yemen, and militias in Iraq and Syria allow Iran to project power without exposing itself to full retaliation.

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Iran was not trying to win a traditional war.

It was trying to create constant instability. The goal was to weaken governments, stretch its enemies thin, and make the region difficult to control.

This is what we would call a deliberate system of “asymmetric warfare,” where Iran uses indirect pressure instead of direct confrontation.

Right now, that strategy is still active.

Iran’s proxies are not just sitting in place. They are escalating.

Recent reporting shows increased attacks and even sleeper cell activity across the Gulf states, which are key US partners.

When Iran is applying pressure everywhere at once, it forces the United States and its allies to respond in multiple places instead of focusing on one front.

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The Strait of Hormuz is the center of gravity. Around 20 percent of the world’s oil passes through that narrow waterway.

A huge portion of that oil goes to Asia, especially China. Whoever can threaten or control that strait holds leverage over the global economy.

That is why the current conflict matters far beyond the Middle East.

Iran has shown it can disrupt, or even shut down that flow, which immediately spikes energy prices and hits global supply chains.

When that happens, Asian economies feel it first and hardest.

From a strategic perspective, this is one of the few pressure points that can directly impact China’s growth and stability.

So, if you remove Iran from that equation, or even weaken its ability to threaten and control the strait, you change the balance.

The US grabbed ahold of the leash that China had on Iran.

It’s ours now.

In doing so, we have reduced one of the biggest risks to global energy flow.

And, at the same time, we have gained indirect leverage over China, because its economy depends heavily on stable energy imports moving through that exact route.
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It is built on economic positioning, long term infrastructure, and influence that grows quietly over time.

When Iranian proxies create instability, it weakens governments, strains economies, and creates gaps in control.

That is where China steps in.

It does not need to create the chaos. It simply benefits from it.

Countries dealing with internal pressure or regional threats become more willing to accept Chinese investment, loans, and infrastructure deals because they need stability and growth fast.

That feeds directly into the Belt and Road Initiative, which is designed to tie those countries economically to China over time.

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Iran sits in a critical geographic position that connects Central Asia, the Middle East, and Europe.

That makes it a natural hub for Belt and Road routes.

And China has invested heavily in that relationship because it gives them access to trade corridors that bypass Western controlled routes and pressure points.
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