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.
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.
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. x.com/APhilosophae/s…
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. x.com/angertab/statu…
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.
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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An Address to Warriors: The Importance of Secretary Hegseth’s Speech at Quantico, a thread 🧵
The Days of Warfighting Mediocrity Are Over
The speech the Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, gave yesterday was one of the most important speeches I have witnessed in my lifetime.
It was important because it was powerful, meaningful, and true.
It was powerful because it reestablished the importance of merit and competence in our fighting force, for the enemy does not care about diversity nor inclusion, it cares only about defeating us.
It was meaningful because it highlighted the idiocrasy of the past decade or so in our country where we pretended that men could become women, that race, gender, or sexual preference was more important than capability and intelligence, and that the Department of War was a place for activism.
It was true because truth is not relative, as actual truth is based on verifiable fact, and everything that he said it both verifiable and factual, regardless of what the opposition may say in their fury.
The reality is that evil people in this world want to harm us, want to cripple us, and want to destroy us. This isn’t a talking point. This is life or death every single day, especially for the members of our military.
This speech matters because it made one thing clear: the mission of the Department of War is not to promote ideology—it is to win wars.
Why This Speech Marks a Turning Point
This speech marks a turning point because it is the first time in decades that someone in power has eloquently said what everyone already knows but has been too afraid to say out loud.m
It matters because it rips the mask off a broken system that has spent more time managing feelings than preparing for war. It calls out the cancer that has eaten away at our military from the inside: endless bureaucracy, performative politics, and leadership more concerned with promotion than victory.
It matters because it puts the focus back where it belongs: on building the most lethal, disciplined, and unstoppable fighting force on the planet. Not a social experiment. Not a political laboratory.
Just a military and its mission.
It matters because it ends the era of excuses. For too long we have accepted mediocrity, lowered standards, and rewarded weakness. That ends now. The days of generals hiding behind PowerPoint slides and buzzwords are over. The days of policies that confuse tolerance with readiness are over. The days of politicians and bureaucrats shaping strategy around opinion polls instead of battlefield realities are over.
It matters because it draws a clear line—you are either committed to winning wars, or you are in the way. And if you are in the way, you should step aside.
This speech is a turning point because it does not just promise change, it demands it. And for the sake of this nation, it is long overdue.
How Europe’s failed monarchies & revolutions after WWI paved the way for fascism and WWII, a thread 🧵
After WW1, Europe’s old monarchies lay in ruins. The German, Austro-Hungarian, Russian, and Ottoman empires were all gone. What took their place? Fragile democracies and revolutionary movements. Most of these were collectivist in nature, promising salvation through “the group” rather than the individual.
Germany 🇩🇪
The Kaiser was gone, replaced by the Weimar Republic, which was made up of dozens of collectivist parties:
Communists (class solidarity), Social Democrats (workers’ unity), Nationalists (Volksgemeinschaft—“people’s community”).
The extremes fought in the streets, paving the way for Hitler’s fascist brand of collectivism.
We call it the Department of Defense. Sounds nice. Defensive. Harmless.
But here’s the truth: words matter. Messaging matters. And that name? It muddies what the department actually does and why. 🧵
From 1789 to 1947, it was called the Department of War. That wasn’t a mistake. It was clarity. It told the American people (and the world) that the US took war seriously, not as an afterthought, but as the ultimate tool to secure peace.
When Truman changed it to “Defense” after WWII, it was about optics. A softer, more “peaceful” spin in the dawn of the Cold War. But the result? Generations have grown up thinking war is something we avoid talking about instead of something we prepare for to prevent worse.
Think you know the most brilliant American battle in WWII?
I’ll give you a hint, it’s not Yorktown, and it’s not Normandy.
It’s Midway (June 1942).
Why? Because the US Navy pulled off the biggest “gotcha” ambush in history, flipped the Pacific War, and did it with math nerds, brave pilots, and one five minute miracle. 🧵 #WWII
Six months after Pearl Harbor, Japan looked unstoppable. Their plan: hit Midway Island, lure US carriers out, ambush, and profit.
Translation: “Come here America, let’s finish you off.”
They had no idea we had read their mail.
US codebreakers cracked Japan’s secret radio codes. When Japan said “AF is short on water,” our cryptographers went, “AF = Midway, you sneaky devils.”
So Adm. Nimitz parked his 3 carriers northeast of Midway, hidden, waiting with popcorn (and torpedos).
Populism is the ultimate costume party. It can drape itself in flags, faith, or “freedom” and still march the crowd straight into collectivism. Today we call it the “woke right.” History has seen this trick before. Oh yes, many, many times before. 🧵
The so called “woke right” screams about defending liberty, yet in practice it mirrors the same collectivist habits as the woke left: moral policing, punishing dissent, elevating group identity over individual freedom.
This isn’t new. It’s a script. Populism promises empowerment, rallies “the people” against “the elites,” and then consolidates everyone into a collective where individuality is crushed. Different slogans, same outcome.