SVG Slide Requirements — Law #2
Goal
Create an SVG file laid out like a PowerPoint slide. Match the visual
template of law_1.svg (same palette, same overall composition) so the
four law slides read as a coherent set. Law #2 covers intelligence disclosure, so the slide's job is to make plain that no agency file bearing on how Charlie Kirk was killed should stay sealed — see the cause-of-death dispute the released records would settle.
Specifications
- Aspect ratio: 16:9 (1600 x 900)
- Solid colors only
- No gradients
- No imagery (no photos, no illustrations, no icons from external sources)
- Palette must match
law_1.svg:- Background:
#0F1B2D(deep navy) - Title bars:
#C8102E(red) - Accent stripes:
#D4AF37(gold) - Content blocks:
#1B2D4A(mid navy) - Block accents:
#C8102E(red) - Text:
#FFFFFF(white) and#D4AF37(gold) for sub-headlines
- Background:
Layout
Reuse the same frame as law_1.svg:
- Large gold number badge on the left with the digit
2 - Vertical red divider between the badge and the right-side content
- Three stacked content blocks on the right
- Sub-headline above the blocks (gold)
- Caption below the blocks (white)
- Top title bar and bottom title bar, both red with gold accent stripes
Required text
Top of the frame
Text: Four Laws for Charlie Kirk Investigation
Bottom of the frame
Text: Law #2: Intelligence Services Release Files
Sub-headline above blocks
Text: FORCED DISCLOSURE
Three content blocks (top to bottom)
These represent the U.S. Intelligence Community agencies covered by Law 2 — all of which must release final-output intelligence relevant to the Charlie Kirk assassination, with redaction permitted only for currently active human sources and active collection methods.
Caption below blocks
Text: Release All Intel. 30 Days. No Exceptions.
Notes
Anything else inside the frame is open to design choice, but it must stay
within the solid-color / no-gradient / no-imagery constraint, and it must
visually match the proportions and rhythm of law_1.svg.
Interesting In This Area
- Law 2 is the subject: every element named in 50 U.S.C. 3003(4).
- Slide one covers law enforcement; slide four covers civilian oversight.
- The launch article explains why disclosure alone was never going to work.
- Law 2's audit is where the catch-all clause is spelled out.
Interesting In Other Areas
- Search-trend spikes reportedly preceded the event by weeks.
- The timeline puts suspect photos out after custody, not before.
- Government evidence released so far is thinner than the case files described.
- Legal investigation tracks what the docket shows and what it omits.
Images

Other Pages In This Section
SVG Slide Requirements — Law #3
The slide specification for Law 3, in the same deep-navy, red and gold template as the rest. One message has to land in one frame: investigating this killing is a duty, not a choice.
Read thisProblems, Vulnerabilities, and Recommended Fixes — FIXED ITEMS
The attorney review of all four bills, with the vulnerabilities already closed — including the slow-rolling defence of producing records in a format nobody can search. Each item names the section that fixed it.
Read this
Laws Not Complying with Charter (List_Of_Laws.md) -- Comprehensive Analysis
Every place the four drafts drift from their own charter, item by item: counts that do not match, a Definitions section buried behind Schedule A, and a required disclaimer Law 1 never carries. A charter is only worth something if somebody audits against it.
Read this
Human Requirements: Law 3 - Require Investigation
The plain-English demand behind Law 3 as first written: disclosure alone is not enough, because an agency can hand over files and still decline to investigate. This is the archived version; the current one is here.
Read thisElsewhere In The Investigation
FBI Witness Intimidation (Claims)
A witness says he sent the FBI his close-range footage and was then asked to delete it, with a follow-up call to confirm. A second thread concerns free trauma counselling offered to UVU witnesses. Both are recorded as unverified allegations.
Read this
The whole pre-September 10 map in one place: GRAMA warnings, the July 31 session, the Hamptons weekend, search spikes and aircraft. It is explicit that none of it proves any attendee ordered violence — it shows what was already in motion.
Read thisThis website's author is @HolonCitizen on X and YouTube/@HolonCitizen. Follow me there.
Interesting
- Law 1's human requirements demand records on anyone more involved than Robinson.
- Ballistics breakdowns reportedly draw misinformation strikes on YouTube and Meta.
- A public post 28 days before the shooting cannot have been invented afterward.
