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This article by Miles Mathis argues that recent high-profile events, including a police chase and shooting in Anaheim, a shooting at Florida State, and a stabbing at a track meet in Frisco, TX, are staged or faked. Mathis criticizes the media coverage of these events, pointing to inconsistencies, convenient filming, and suspicious details as evidence of manipulation.

The Anaheim incident involved a high-speed chase ending in a PIT maneuver and the suspect’s death. Mathis claims the chase was excessive for the crime committed (shooting one person who was unharmed) and that the footage was released too quickly and appeared staged.

The Florida State shooting involved Phoenix Ikner, the son of a Sheriff’s deputy Jessica Ikner, who allegedly used her gun to kill two people and injure six. Mathis highlights the suspect’s unusual name and the immediate release of video evidence as suspicious. He also suggests the victim was faked and that Jessica Ikner’s role as a School Resource Officer is a red flag. Mathis speculates on the true identity of Phoenix Ikner, suggesting he may be Christian Eriksen, a Norwegian with dual citizenship, and that his father Christopher Ikner and stepmother Jessica Ikner have had their identities and connections obscured. He links the Ikner family to the Gates of Alexandria, LA, who are allegedly connected to Bill Gates and Barksdales, and notes connections to defense contractor General Dynamics through Garland Burdette and St. Marks Powder. He also mentions Brenda Burdette working for EOG (formerly ENRON) and the Florida Dept. of Health.

The Frisco, TX incident concerns the alleged stabbing of Austin Metcalf by Karmelo Anthony at a track meet. Mathis disputes the narrative by analyzing photos of the alleged twins, Austin Metcalf and Hunter Metcalf, finding inconsistencies that suggest digital manipulation and the use of AI. He questions the physical appearance of the alleged athletes and points out anomalies in their moles and shadows. Mathis also criticizes the swift establishment of a GoFundMe page for the Anthony family, suggesting the funds are being funneled from organizations like the CIA or Nation of Islam, and notes their purchase of a million-dollar home in Richwoods. He also finds the victims’ families’ immediate expressions of forgiveness suspicious and indicative of a scripted event, referencing similar patterns seen in other alleged fakes like Sandy Hook. He mentions Jeff Metcalf, Austin Metcalf’s father, having multiple online profiles and suggests a connection to Clare Boothe Luce. He also finds inconsistencies in photos of Meghan Luce, Austin Metcalf’s mother, and suggests a fabricated familial connection to Clifton Luce, Barbara Jean Luce, and Clint Bryan Luce, noting alleged Jewish links through names like Rosenbloom and Altschuld. The timing of Austin Metcalf’s funeral is also questioned. Mathis cites reporting by Jon Bowne at Infowars and Patrick Howley, as well as commentary from Jason Whitlock, who all suggest the events are funded and scripted, possibly to incite race wars and distract from issues like vaccine genocide, referencing figures like Fauci, Daszak, Hotez, and Walensky, and implying Pfizer’s influence over health departments. He adds that Karmelo Anthony is being allowed to graduate despite the alleged murder.

Finally, Mathis briefly touches on a case involving a Tren de Aragua suspect living at the home of New Mexico judge Jose Cano, arguing that Tren de Aragua is a fake gang used by the CIA for Operation Chaos, similar to other alleged fake criminal organizations like those of El Chapo and Pablo Escobar. He suggests these operations are a means for government agencies like the CIA, FBI, ICE, and DHS to justify their budgets.

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