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This article by Miles Mathis argues that a viral video of a black student attacking a teacher over a Nintendo is a fabricated event, designed to fuel a “race war” and distract from other issues like alleged vaccine genocide. Mathis analyzes the video, pointing to perceived inconsistencies such as the student’s misrepresented height and weight, the unnatural reactions of bystanders, and the way the “teacher” falls, suggesting the teacher is actually a man. He also speculates about the staged nature of other recent viral videos, like an alligator attack.

Mathis then delves into the purported location of the incident, Palm Coast, Florida, highlighting its unusual growth and past wildfire events as suspicious. He connects the location to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, questioning his biography and military service. The author also introduces a list of individuals and organizations allegedly linked to Palm Coast, including Renegade Broadcasting Op, Sinead McCarthy, Heil Kunt, Ab Irato, fakeologist, Tim, CSIS, Jon Humanity, and Simon Shack (aka Hytten / hoi polloi jerkcircle), suggesting a broader conspiracy.

The article further asserts that the staged event is part of Operation Chaos and Men-are-Pigs to divide society. Mathis then shifts focus to the teacher, Joan Naydich, claiming her multiple aliases and familial connections to prominent Jewish families and historical dynasties like the Comnenes and Stuarts prove the staging. He criticizes the teacher’s rapid recovery and lack of intent to sue, and scrutinizes the appearance and supposed background of Brendan Depa, the student, suggesting he is not solely black and has Jewish heritage through his mother, Leanne Depa, and her associates. Mathis also mentions David Jagolinzer’s alleged death and links the Czyz family to Chess Records and active shooter training companies. The article concludes by suggesting further connections to Jewish families and potential CIA links through various individuals.

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