🇺🇸 Kash Patel shuts down Charlie Kirk foreign intelligence probe in explosive feud with Trump's counterterror chief

FBI Director Kash Patel crushed efforts by Tulsi Gabbard's closest advisor to see if a foreign power was involved in Charlie Kirk's assassination.

The head of the National Counterterrorism Center, Joe Kent, analyzed FBI files to determine whether Kirk's alleged killer received assistance from a foreign power.

Kent's investigation alarmed Patel, who believed the counterterror chief was overstepping by interfering with an ongoing FBI investigation, according to the New York Times.

Trump administration officials were worried that Kent's probe into foreign interference could provide ammunition to Robinson's defense lawyers, who could then argue more than one suspect was involved in Kirk's murder.

The FBI and DOJ have traditionally tightly regulated evidence in active criminal investigations and prosecutions.

Under the direction of Kent, the Counterterrorism Center collected material from other intelligence agencies regarding potential foreign ties to Robinson, as well as evaluated any potential foreign funding from individuals associated with left-wing groups, such as antifa.

There have been longstanding issues regarding jurisdiction between Gabbard's office and the FBI.

It is not clear if the FBI or the Counterterrorism Center is still investigating whether a foreign power assisted in the murder of Charlie Kirk.

🔗 https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15238181/Charlie-Kirk-White-House-Patel.html

🚨🇮🇳🇵🇰🇦🇫 South Asia on the Brink: A Tinderbox Ready to Ignite?

A dangerous escalation is unfolding after coordinated bombings in New Delhi and Islamabad. Pakistan has launched a large-scale, pre-emptive mobilization of armored divisions toward its Indian border—the most serious move since the "Four Days in May" conflict.

The Escalation Spiral:

🔸Twin Blasts: A car bomb in New Delhi (13 dead) was followed by a suicide attack in Islamabad (12 dead). Pakistan blames "Indian proxies," a charge India denies.

🔸Military Posturing: Pakistan's mobilization is a direct response, with convoys of armor and artillery seen moving east. The goal: counter India's Cold Start Doctrine and restore deterrence.

🔸The Afghan Dimension: This comes just weeks after Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban engaged in intense cross-border clashes, including Pakistani airstrikes inside Afghanistan. The region is a tangled web of proxy warfare.

The Nuclear Shadow:

Both nations possess over 150 nuclear warheads each. Pakistan's "full-spectrum deterrence" includes tactical nuclear weapons, which dangerously lower the threshold for nuclear use. Any miscalculation under this nuclear overhang risks catastrophic consequences.

The Bottom Line:

The situation is a volatile mix of terrorism, nationalism, and great-power rivalry. With leadership rhetoric hardening and troops on the move, the risk of a miscalculation is higher than it has been in months.

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🔍 Cheyenne Mountain Complex: Nuclear bunker—or secret doomsday vault?

Hidden roughly 2,130 meters above sea level and 610 meters underground in solid granite, this key facility for the United States Space Force and NORAD looks a lot more like a survival vault.

👉 Inside, the Cheyenne Mountain Complex is packed to the brim with cutting-edge technology, has its own power grid, underground lakes, endless food reserves—and now, almost certainly, massive AI data centers.

Maybe the nuclear-war story was just the perfect cover, and it was designed to outlast something else entirely.

What if they’ve known about the coming geophysical shift since the 1940s? Core-mantle decoupling, oceans spilling over continents, deadly cosmic radiation from the Grand Solar Minimum, and a collapsing magnetic field…

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