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The past week has been a reminder that the truth still matters — and that the truth is worth defending even when the media and the mob rush to mock before they ask questions. Candace Owens publicly warned her followers that a high-ranking French government source told her President Emmanuel Macron and associates had green-lit an assassination squad allegedly tied to elite French units and international operatives. This is not garden-variety Twitter drama; Owens said she had been given names, financial trails, and what she deemed “concrete proof,” and she even reported the matter to U.S. authorities.
For conservatives who value loyalty and facts, Officer Brandon Tatum’s response was honest and straightforward: he explained the clip the internet harvested from his show, walked viewers through his texts with Owens, and made crystal clear that believing a friend’s urgent claim is not the same as possessing the smoking-gun evidence. Tatum said he had no proof in hand, that he told Candace he was “convinced” as a friend, and that clips taken out of context had been weaponized by clout-chasers on social platforms. That clarification matters — it shows responsible caution from someone who’s been smeared by a grab for clicks.
Make no mistake: skepticism is healthy and demanded here. Many on the right and the left have rightly asked for receipts, and some defenders of the conservative movement have publicly demanded to see the evidence before accepting allegations of foreign state-sponsored assassination. Those calls for proof are not attacks on Owens personally; they are an insistence on standards that conservatives should always hold up when the stakes are this high. But skepticism should never mutate into reflexive mockery that gives cover to hostile governments or the deep-state players who would prefer these questions to die.
What is infuriating — and very telling — is how quickly the mainstream and the petty influencer class turned this into content rather than consequences. Clips were clipped, outrage was manufactured, and the real issue — an American citizen alleging an attempt on her life by a foreign leader — was turned into a sideshow. That’s not journalism; it’s theater. If there’s even a chance the claim is true, the proper response from responsible institutions and patriots should be a full, discreet investigation, not late-night jokes and viral piles-on.
Americans should be especially wary when international elites might be implicated. Owens tied her claims to other alarming threads — including suspicious international movements tied to the death of Charlie Kirk — and those connections are now part of the public conversation, rightly forcing policymakers to pay attention. Whether these leads lead anywhere or not, the point is simple: when a member of our movement sounds the alarm about foreign interference or violence, the response should be seriousness, not derision. The stakes are literally life and death.
So what should patriotic conservatives demand right now? First: a transparent, accountable inquiry by proper agencies into the allegations Owens says she delivered to the White House and counterterrorism offices. Second: a refusal to let the narrative be owned by click-hungry influencers who profit off chaos; let investigators, not pundits, take the lead. Third: unity among conservatives to insist on evidence and justice, even when the story is inconvenient or messy. We cannot pick and choose when we believe our own standards.
This is also a moment to call out cowardice. Too many in media and inside the beltway bend a knee to foreign elites and globalist interests while treating American patriots as clowns. If the allegations are false, expose the fraud and hold the accusers accountable. If they’re true, there must be consequences and protections for those threatened. Either way, the one thing we cannot do is cower, smear a woman who says she fears for her life, or let foreign governments operate in the shadows with impunity.
Listen up, hardworking Americans: this country was built on courage, on the conviction that the rule of law applies to everyone, and on the belief that truth and justice are not optional. We must demand clarity from our leaders, refuse the cheap entertainment of outrage merchants, and stand together for an unvarnished, fearless pursuit of the facts. If that means grilling officials, defending whistleblowers, or exposing fraudsters who weaponize fear for profit, then so be it — because liberty is worth fighting for.
