PolitickleAi — X Posts
@PolitickleAi (Politickle AI) produces political cartoons and slide-format video essays. Two works signed or credited to this account are archived in the site's photo evidence clusters.
Contributions cited on the site
- A hand-drawn political cartoon — a speaker at a campus podium throwing his arms up at a quadcopter overhead, captioned "NEXT, IT'LL DELIVER THE TRUTH!" — archived at Drone Political Cartoon as commentary on the Drones reporting.
- A slide video on drones, CIA, and Israel questions, archived in the CIA/Intelligence slides cluster. The final slide carries the author's own on-screen disclaimer: "No claim is made that drone assassinated Charlie Kirk. Or that flight crew knew about assassination." The site treats that sentence as governing how the whole slide set should be read.
Investigative value
This account contributes editorial framing rather than primary evidence — its value is in showing how the drone and intelligence questions circulated visually, and in modeling the kind of explicit disclaimer the site itself applies: raising questions without asserting that any person or crew committed a crime.
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- An aviation account argues the airframe could not launch drones at all.
- Slide chronologies place image searches for intelligence names before September 10.
- A jet dropping off ADS-B became the first aircraft thread of the case.
- Capability arguments lean on a 2024 pager operation, not Utah evidence.
Interesting In Other Areas
- Eyewitness drone counts run from zero to sixteen for one afternoon.
- An Army ISR jet made low passes over Orem before and after.
- A campus national-security society reportedly took its profiles down afterwards.
- The Israel section labels every entry confirmed, evidenced, disputed or unverified.
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Project Constitution — X Posts
Eyewitness-level detail from inside the crowd: one razor-sharp bang like a firecracker, no echo, and a sound that seemed to rise upward rather than fall from a roof. Attributed claims from one account's threads, kept post by post rather than merged into a conclusion.
Read thisThe claim that a foreign newspaper confirmed Charlie Kirk's death before any American outlet did. Settling it needs the one thing nobody has published: a first-publication timestamp ledger with time zones and source desks attached.
Read thisJuly 2026 clips that moved wound-geometry arguments out of long-form video and onto X. The underlying autopsy measurements are not public, which keeps every trajectory claim second-hand analysis rather than proof.
Read thisElsewhere In The Investigation
A 150 mph pass at fifty meters lasts under a second, which is why eyewitness drone counts run from zero to sixteen. The page separates streak claims on phone video from the one drone anybody admits flew.
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A Bombardier Global 6500 flown by an Army ISR contractor, callsign AXLE10, ran an unusual low and slow profile near Orem on September 10. No track, tasking order, or sensor product from it has appeared in the prosecution.
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This website's author is @HolonCitizen on X and YouTube/@HolonCitizen. Follow me there.
Interesting
- Witnesses reportedly found their phone videos wiped remotely, not confiscated.
- Wire services never publish sealed discovery, so the "complete" record is not.
- A June 2026 contempt fight over prosecutor leaks anchors the media anomalies.