Insanity is running rampant in America – and it’s being bred in the dark back channels of the internet. Discord servers, Reddit threads, and other digital echo chambers have become the breeding grounds for radicalization, particularly among America’s youth.

If you’re a parent or grandparent, this is your wake-up call: do you know where your kids are spending their time online? Because those “safe spaces” may be grooming them for delusion, extremism, and even violence.

The most recent and horrifying example is the shooter who targeted Charlie Kirk. This was no spontaneous act. The shooter openly confessed his intentions on a pro-trans, Antifa-style Discord server among friends who cheered him on. And despite what leftist voices online are claiming, the truth about this killer doesn’t fit their narrative.

This wasn’t a lone wolf—it was a product of an echo chamber of indoctrination. FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed the scope of the investigation.

The shooter, 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, is facing multiple charges. Utah County Attorney Jeff Gray is handling the case, and he isn’t pulling punches.

Straight up evil. Gray is making it clear he intends to treat this crime with the severity it deserves.

The death penalty is on the table—and Utah still authorizes execution by firing squad. A brutal punishment perhaps, but a fitting end for someone who coldly murdered Charlie Kirk.

Gray also obliterated another myth—contrary to the immediate online narrative, Robinson was not a MAGA conservative. Social media lit up with accusations, false photos, and fabricated “evidence” suggesting he was a Christian nationalist with a gun obsession. In reality, his conservative upbringing was overwhelmed by the poison he consumed online.

While his father tried to handle differences of opinion with reasoned conversation, Robinson answered disagreement with a bullet.

His own chilling words confirm it: “I had enough of his hatred. Some hate can’t be negotiated out.” He texted this both to his parents and his transgender partner—showing no remorse and only concern for his partner’s approval.

Robinson became so warped by online indoctrination that he genuinely believed Kirk’s dialogues with students were more hateful than murder itself. And this isn’t just about chatrooms. Our educational system plays a role too, feeding impressionable minds with activist propaganda.

One student at the University of North Georgia revealed her required Public Relations course was laced with radical indoctrination. A PR course—not a Marxist theory elective. This is how mainstream the insanity has become.

Robinson wasn’t a deranged addict. He was a clear-minded young man committing political assassination for ideological reasons. Even those who knew him in high school attest that it was his time online that twisted him into a killer.

His own grandmother insisted to the FBI that they had the wrong man—because to her, Robinson was just a shy, quiet boy. She had no idea what lurked in his online life.

But the madness doesn’t stop with young radicals. A 71-year-old leftist activist, George Zinn, deliberately misled police by claiming responsibility for the Kirk shooting to help the real suspect escape.

He bragged about wanting to be a martyr for the shooter. And when authorities dug deeper, they discovered child pornography on his phone. Evil rarely comes alone.
Meanwhile, leftist mobs across America continue to celebrate killers.

When Luigi Mangione had his terrorism charges dropped after killing the United Healthcare CEO, leftists literally danced in the streets. Some even called him a hero.

This is the America we’re heading toward—a place where political violence is rationalized, even glorified. This problem won’t be fixed by government intervention. It will be fixed by citizens standing up, speaking out, and protecting the next generation from the leftist indoctrination seeping through every corner of modern life.

Because make no mistake—evil is lurking in the shadows, and unless we confront it, the madness will only spread.