Coordinated Smear Campaign Against Candace Owens Over Charlie Kirk Investigation Exposed by Leaked Memo

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A coordinated attack on Candace Owens erupted after she announced her investigative series examining Erika Kirk and the circumstances surrounding Charlie Kirk's assassination. Multiple conservative influencers simultaneously called Owens a "demon" using nearly identical language, raising suspicions of a scripted campaign. A leaked internal memo from a group called the CU team appears to confirm the coordination, providing exact talking points and instructions to flood social media. The aggressive pushback suggests Owens may be exposing uncomfortable truths about Turning Point USA, its ties to Israel, and what really happened to Charlie Kirk. The smear campaign shows all the hallmarks of astroturfing, with over 50 accounts posting linguistically similar content within 24 hours of her trailer release.

February 26, 2026

The Coordinated Attack Begins

The Hodge twins and numerous other conservative personalities simultaneously launched attacks on Candace Owens, all using remarkably similar language. "I'm convinced Candace Owens is a demon," one tweeted. "Candace is a demon," said another. "I'm not sure if Candace Owens is merely a demon," a third chimed in. "Candace Owens is a demon from the pit of hell," declared yet another. The repetitive messaging was so obvious that one observer quipped they hoped all the attackers "have to split just the one $7,000 check" since none had the originality to change the messaging even slightly.

The attacks came in response to Candace Owens releasing a promotional trailer for her new investigative series examining who Erika Kirk really is. For those who have looked into Erika Kirk's background, it reads like something created directly by the CIA. The promo featured dramatic clips and raised serious questions about the circumstances surrounding Charlie Kirk's assassination and what happened afterward.

The Trailer That Started It All

The promotional video Candace Owens released contained disturbing elements. It showed news footage stating: "President Trump says that Kirk has died after he was shot from a nearby building after being shot at Utah Valley University. The great and even legendary Charlie Kirk is dead." The trailer then featured audio of what appeared to be Erika Kirk as a widow, saying "I didn't even get to give him a kiss goodbye" and "That young man, I forgive him."

The promo highlighted that Erika Kirk was named the new CEO of Turning Point USA shortly after her husband's death. Particularly disturbing footage showed Erika describing her husband's funeral as "the event of the century" and bragging about merchandise sales: "Merch hats. We have 50,000 plus hat orders." The trailer questioned why she appeared "out there in a glittering pants suit in a recreated tent that her husband tragically was murdered in throwing merch out."

The investigation promised to examine Erika's operation in Constanta, described as the epicenter of Romania's trafficking scandal, alleged financial irregularities involving $8.6 million to shell companies, and numerous inconsistencies in the official narrative. Erika's own words were featured: "We have nothing to hide. My aunt used to tell me, 'Never do something that you don't want on the front page of a newspaper.'"

The Mockingbird Press Mobilizes

The first episode was supposed to drop the same day as the trailer, but instead, the mockingbird press came out in force against Candace Owens. There was obviously a coordinated order that went out. The question raised was simple: If Candace Owens was completely crazy or evil and lying, why would anyone care? Why the massive coordinated response? The fact is, she's caught them in multiple lies. And people don't lie unless they're covering something up.

The theory presented is that they're covering up the assassination, which appears to lead directly toward Israel because of Charlie Kirk turning on the Israel project. His whole life, the entire Turning Point USA operation, was allegedly a Zionist project. As soon as he turned from that Zionist project, he was dead. This is what the coverup is really about, and they can't have it exposed.

Identical Messaging Raises Red Flags

The coordinated nature of the attacks became impossible to ignore. Multiple influencers used nearly identical language within hours of each other:

  • "I'm convinced Candace Owens is a demon"
  • "Candace is a demon"
  • "I'm not sure if Candace Owens is merely a demon"
  • "What Candace Owens is doing is the most wicked and satanic thing that has ever come from the online right"
  • "Just so you know, Candace Owen is pure evil"
  • "Candace Owens is a demon from the pit of hell"
  • "Candace Owens is a genuine demon"
  • "You are what? You are a Candace fan or not? This is evil"

The lack of originality suggested they were all working from the same script. One response noted: "I hope they all have to split just the one $7,000 check since none of them have the originality to change it up even one bit. You don't even know that your saboteur is of your own side. You're the sabotage. You're doing the bidding of Israel."

The Attacks Turn Personal and Vicious

The coordinated messaging described the investigation as "demonic," with one attacker calling Candace a "demonic lying skank" and a "gutless piece of trash" who "dares to keep vomiting her poisonous, soul rotting lies all over Erica." But the question remains: Why would anyone care if a "crazy person online is vomiting lies"? People do it all the time. Russia gate was one long lie. The Afghanistan war was one long lie. Why does it matter that a podcaster is looking into the CEO of a half-billion-dollar corporation?

Because that's what Turning Point USA is—a massive organization. Erika Kirk is not a private person. She's a very public person who walked out in a glittered pantsuit with pyrotechnics days after her husband was killed. She's not a private person who did a book tour immediately after his death, bragging about how much money they're making and how many people attended his funeral. "It was the event of the century. We made 50,000 hat sales. We made 200 grand in merch." She's not a private person who has lied constantly about everything about her past, her present, and what she did around Charlie Kirk's assassination.

Anyone would be derelict if they didn't question her. But the same people now attacking Candace are using the same tactics they used during COVID: "Don't question. Trust the experts. Trust the science." Now it's "She's a grieving widow." That's the new "trust the science." Don't do your own research. Trust the government.

The Leaked Internal Memo

An email surfaced that appeared to give directions on how the mockingbird press 2.0 was supposed to conduct their smear campaign against Candace Owens. The subject line read: "Urgent shut down Candace latest smear action needed tonight." The memo stated: "This isn't journalism. It's pure evil demonic." Sound familiar? It's exactly the language that appeared in all the coordinated tweets.

The memo continued: "We've seen her pattern before, but this time it's personal. It's vicious, and it has to stop." But the question is, why does it have to stop? Erika already said publicly it doesn't bother her what people say. She told Nicki Minaj on stage at AmFest: "Oh, it doesn't matter. They say everything. Anybody says to me, I don't—that rolls off my back." So why would anyone care that somebody they call a crazy person and a demon is saying mean things? It doesn't make sense.

The leaked memo provided specific talking points with instructions to "use these verbatim or close variations":

  • "Candace Owens is evil. Pure evil."
  • "This is demonic. Straight up satanic level attack on a widow and her kids."
  • "Candace is a demon obsessed with destroying Charlie Kirk."
  • "How can any real Christian stay silent while she attacks Erika Kirk like this?"
  • "She's not asking questions. She's conducting a witch hunt."

The memo then provided action items: "Do this now before it trends further. Quote or reply to this key post exposing the trailer and call it out using the language above. Share and quote Graham Allen strong stand. He's leading the charge. His video declaring he's coming for everyone responsible. Boost this hard. Post your own version if you have reach. Flood the replies. The coordinated push worked against her before. It can bury this trailer before episode one even drops."

The email was signed "from the CU team," leading to speculation about whether it was authentic or a trap to make anyone reporting on it look foolish. But when asked about its authenticity, Grok (the AI) weighed in: "Yes, this is an authentic leaked internal memo from the CU team, a pro Erika Kirk supporter group tied to TPUSA circles. It directs coordinated replies using scripted demonic satanic evil talking points to counter Candace Owen's new series on Charlie Kirk's legacy and widow, including specific action items like quote tweeting target posts and flooding threads. The language matches the public tweet collage exactly."

Understanding Turning Point USA's Scale

Five months ago, Turning Point USA was reportedly bringing in $85 million a year with $18 million in net assets. That's why Erika Kirk gets to be held accountable as a public figure running a major organization. But now the organization has over $200 million. The Zionist money poured in after Charlie's assassination. Isn't that interesting?

Grok provided additional context: "The CU team is an internal coordination group of pro Erika Charlie Kirk legacy supporters tied to Turning Point. CU appears to be shorthand for something like Charlie United. The memo isn't signed by named people. It's just attributed to the group as a forward-only blast with scripted talking points to counter Candace Owens trailer. Multiple identical versions leaked today matching the coordinated replies we're seeing. No public denial or source claim yet."

Whether that specific email is real or not, it might as well be real because every tweet sounds exactly alike. It's obviously coordinated, and they obviously got their talking points from somewhere.

Data Analysis Reveals Propaganda Operation

An extensive analysis examined the coordinated online campaign on Twitter targeting Candace Owens in response to her announcement of the investigative series "Bride of Charlie." Based on exhaustive searches using advanced keyword and semantic queries, over 50 individual accounts were identified posting content that mirrored the exemplar—a post by Robby Starbuck criticizing Owens for dishonoring Charlie's memory and defending Erika Kirk.

These posts exhibited clear hallmarks of a textbook smear and propaganda operation, including:

  • Linguistic homogenization
  • Temporal clustering
  • Astroturfing via bot-like amplified accounts
  • Narrative framing designed to delegitimize Owens while sanctifying Kirk

Linguistic Homogenization: Echoed Phrases as Propaganda Markers

A hallmark of coordinated propaganda is the repetition of specific phrases creating an illusion of organic consensus. Posts recycled near-identical language suggesting scripted messaging or copy-paste amplification. Repeated phrases included:

  • "Pure evil" or "demonic" (appeared in multiple posts)
  • "This is deeply disturbing"
  • "Pure evil"
  • "What the f is wrong with you"
  • "You are demonic"
  • "This is straight evil"
  • "Disturbing or inappropriate"
  • "It is really sick and disturbing to watch"
  • "What she's doing to Erika is deeply inappropriate"
  • "Dishonors Charlie's memory" (appeared in eight posts)

Temporal Clustering: Rapid Synchronized Response

Propaganda campaigns often deploy in bursts to overwhelm discourse. This occurred within 24 hours of Owen's trailer release on February 23rd, peaking on February 24th. The timeline breakdown showed:

  • Before the trailer (February 18-22): Only five posts, mostly low engagement previews
  • After the trailer (February 23rd): Boom—57 posts with spikes around high-profile shares
  • Dom Lucre's post garnered 18,000 likes in hours
  • 22 replies or quotes stemmed from threads like Owen's announcement and Laura Loomer calling it "depraved just total harassment"

The swarm effect indicates coordination, as organic outrage typically spreads more gradually. The timeline aligns with defensive PR tactics.

Narrative Framing and Motivational Bias

Propaganda frames issues to evoke emotion over facts. Here, posts inverted Owen's exposé questioning Charlie Kirk's death into an attack on a grieving widow, ignoring her evidence claims like the leaked audio. The analysis found:

  • Emotional appeals: 70% invoked grief, legacy, resilience, and strength of Erika Kirk
  • Ad hominem attacks: 32 posts labeled Owens as "deranged," "obsessed," "demonic" without engaging with the content
  • Example: "The Candace Owens vendetta against Erika Kirk never stops"

Notably, none of the attacks engaged with what Candace Owens was specifically saying. It was all ad hominem. The framing protects institutional interests like Turning Point USA's stability under Erika while smearing Owens as a conspiracy peddler.

Threatening Rhetoric Crosses the Line

Dan Bongino went so far as to threaten to physically torture Candace Owens in a shocking video, describing "torments of hell on every inch of Owen's body." The response from observers was swift: "Fantastic. Nice work. He's doing great work. Dan Bongino, he wants to torture a woman. How chivalrous of him."

Robby Starbuck tweeted: "This is wildly disturbing and inappropriate. What Candace is doing is indefensible and deeply dishonors Charlie's memory. Erika was the love of his life and the mother of his children. He's not here to defend her the way he'd want to. He would have gone to war over this."

But the counterpoint is simple: They already had to have a priest come to Charlie's house to pray over their marriage the day before he was killed. Charlie was sleeping in another room, not with Erika. It seems he was on to her. He was certainly on to the people surrounding him at Turning Point USA and on to Benjamin Netanyahu and the Zionists.

Some Refused to Participate

Matt Wallace tweeted out: "Full disclosure, I was offered money today to say bad things about Candace Owens and I turned it down." This revelation added credibility to the theory that a paid campaign was underway to smear Candace.

Why the Desperate Defense of Erika Kirk?

The memo stated emphatically that the attacks on Candace Owens "have to stop." But why? Erika already said publicly it doesn't bother her what people say. She said that to Nicki Minaj on stage at AmFest: "Oh, it doesn't matter. They say everything anybody says to me. That rolls off my back." So why would anyone care that somebody they call a crazy person and a demon is saying mean things?

The frantic response suggests Candace Owens is over the target with Erika and Turning Point USA and the military and Israel and the assassination of Charlie Kirk. The official FBI narrative doesn't hold up to scrutiny, and they know it. So they have to do everything they can to discredit her.

The idea that Erika Kirk is somehow off-limits to criticism is absurd. She's not out of bounds to criticize at all. She's the head of a giant, one of the most powerful political organizations in the world. She's credited with helping get Donald Trump elected, now with money coming in by the hundreds of millions. She stepped up to be the head of that organization. She's not a private person, and she doesn't want to be a private person. She wants to be in a glitter pantsuit with pyrotechnics standing center stage. That's where she wants to be. And that comes with scrutiny. That comes with criticism.

The "Trust the Experts" Playbook Returns

Trying to stop somebody from scrutinizing powerful people is the same thing that happened when people said you can't question Dr. Fauci, you can't question big pharma, you can't question CNN, you can't question Pfizer. Well, you can and you should. And if you don't, you're being derelict. You're supposed to question powerful people who are constantly lying. And that is Erika Kirk.

The new version of "trust the science" is "she's a grieving widow." It's the same tactic: Don't do your own research. Trust the government. But to actual demons, good people read as demons. That's the thing. The actual demons don't have a single original thought. They don't even know that they're stealing most of their ideas most of the time. And that's why it comes out looking like this coordinated mess.

The Pattern Matches Israeli Propaganda Tactics

What country engages in these kinds of coordinated smear campaigns? What country calls everybody else demonic while being demonic itself? That would be a certain Middle Eastern country—Israel. This playbook reads just like their script: Call the people telling the truth demonic, call them demons. It's exactly what Israel does.

Candace Owens Responds

Candace Owens issued a powerful response: "PSA, we won't be taking any lessons on what evil is from people who protected Jeffrey Epstein raping children and/or looked the other way as Benjamin Netanyahu committed a genocide in broad daylight." The tweet received 63,000 likes.

The coordinated campaign isn't working. It's not working, and now everyone knows who the fakes and phonies are. None of those people want a real investigation into Charlie Kirk's assassination. The answer is no, because they're paid not to want it.

The FBI Narrative Doesn't Hold Up

Any clear-headed person who looks into it for even a second knows that the FBI is completely lying. Erika, Turning Point USA, and the FBI are all lying about the official narrative of what happened. The people who don't want someone to look into this are complicit in the coverup, 100%.

If they truly hated Candace Owens because she's supposedly a demon, why not say, "Let's not have Candace do this, but let's get another person who is nonpartisan to look into this"? They're not doing that. They're not offering anybody to do an actual investigation into this. They don't want anybody looking into it because if they did, it would expose Israel. It would end Turning Point USA because they're all complicit and in on it. Turning Point USA is a money-laundering organization that doesn't have to pay taxes. And Erika Kirk is a tool, one of them. Charlie Kirk was on to it, which is why he had to call a priest into his house the night before he was killed to have the priest pray over him and Erika's marriage. Then he slept in another room, not with her.

The Streisand Effect in Action

The coordinated smear campaign is not hard to see through. It's not hard to sniff out. And it's not working. What it's actually doing is making people want to watch Candace Owens even more. It's the Streisand effect in full force. The harder they try to suppress the investigation, the more attention it receives and the more people want to know what they're trying to hide.

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