Staff Reports
Conservative commentator Candace Owens ignited a firestorm on November 22, 2025, by publicly alleging that French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte had personally funded and greenlit her assassination through France’s elite National Gendarmerie Intervention Group (GIGN). Claiming a tip from a high-ranking French government insider, Owens detailed on X—reaching over 40 million views—that a specialized squad, including one Israeli operative, had received the go-ahead, with plans already formalized. She doubled down by linking the plot to the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk, Trump’s staunch ally, asserting the suspect trained with the French Foreign Legion’s 13th Brigade.
Owens paused her show to amplify the urgency, notifying the White House and U.S. counterterrorism agencies while challenging doubters to disprove her “concrete proof.” The claims exploded online, drawing support from figures like Telegram CEO Pavel Durov, who deemed French involvement in Kirk’s death “entirely plausible” given Kirk’s past calls for tariffs on France. This bold stand against globalist elites underscores Owens’ fearless pursuit of truth, even as leftist media and foreign powers scramble to silence dissenting voices.
France’s response was swift and predictable: GIGN dismissed the allegations as “fake news,” insisting their counter-terrorism focus precludes political hits on American pundits, while the Armed Forces Ministry debunked any Legion training ties to Kirk’s killer, Tyler Robinson. No new legal filings specifically over the assassination claim have surfaced beyond prior defamation suits from the Macrons over Owens’ exposés on Brigitte’s background. Such denials smack of cover-up tactics from a regime notorious for censoring critics and meddling abroad.
Owens’ saga exposes the perils facing patriots who dare challenge Macron’s crumbling empire, from migrant chaos to economic decay. Her refusal to back down, demanding U.S. intelligence validation, rallies Americans weary of foreign interference in our discourse. In Trump’s resurgent America, where free speech thrives anew, voices like Owens fortify the fight against transnational elites weaponizing hit squads and lawsuits.
This episode demands scrutiny: why the panic from Paris if no truth lingers? As Owens urges French patriots to trace assassination funds through shadowy clubs like Club des Cent, the world watches. Kirk’s murder remains unsolved in key aspects, fueling rightful suspicion. True leaders protect their own; adversaries plot in shadows—Owens embodies the grit to shine light on both.
