Category: Community Support

  • Unveiling the TPUSA Inner Circle: Key Figures Exposed

    Unveiling the TPUSA Inner Circle: Key Figures Exposed

    Part 1: The Inner Circle, Actors, and Initial Anomalies

    In a world where news can feel more scripted than reality, we are peeling back the layers of the Charlie Kirk case. We aren’t just following headlines; we are looking at the people involved and the details others miss. In this first segment, we dive into the internal structure of TPUSA and the strange “acting” backgrounds of key public officials involved in the investigation.

    Livestream #1: The TPUSA Inner Circle & International Ties
    The first livestream focuses on the internal structure of Turning Point USA and the individuals surrounding Charlie Kirk. A major point of discussion is the record of TPUSA’s COO, Tyler Boyer, who is noted as one of the longest-tenured employees despite a history allegedly marked by recurring charges of fraud and misconduct dating back to 2014. The stream questions why such a figure has remained in a high-level leadership role for over a decade and explores the possibility of internal cover-ups. Additionally, the investigation tracks the background of Elizabeth McCoy, uncovering her Russian and Ukrainian heritage to explore potential international connections within the organization’s administrative leadership.

    Watch the full investigation here: https://youtu.be/GPoDLxP8D6M

    Livestream #2: KNOWN ACTORS in the Charlie Kirk Investigation?! We Explain!
    The stream talks about a deep dive into the backgrounds of key figures involved in the Charlie Kirk investigation, where the hosts claim to have found some pretty wild connections. The big takeaway is that several major players—including the sheriff of Utah County and even the governor of Utah—have actual acting credits and IMDb pages. They point out that the sheriff appeared in a reality show called 60 Days In, while Governor Spencer Cox reportedly had a role as a “hippie guitarist” in a movie. The hosts use these finds to question the authenticity of the whole situation, suggesting parts of the investigation feel more like a scripted “reality TV” narrative than a standard legal process. They also look into some strange numerology and public records regarding Charlie Kirk’s life insurance policy to see if there’s more to the story.

    Watch the full investigation here: https://youtu.be/NKwBrxOirGQ

    Livestream #3: LETS GO THRU THE FOOTAGE-Charlie Kirk UVU Play by Play 
    The stream talks about a detailed play-by-play analysis of footage from the Charlie Kirk event at UVU, focusing on what the hosts describe as suspicious behavior by individuals present at the scene. A major point of discussion is the presence of a man referred to as “Butch,” who is observed “ear hustling” on eyewitness accounts and appearing to coordinate with other unidentified men in the crowd. The investigation highlights several alleged anomalies, such as private security guards appearing to tamper with a potential crime scene and an individual who briefly displays what the hosts believe to be a fake or federal-style badge. Additionally, the stream analyzes a visual “explosive percussion ring” seen in the footage, with the hosts questioning if it represents a muzzle flash or a manufactured effect used to support a specific narrative. 

    Watch the full investigation here: https://youtu.be/y1YVhz3wF6E

    Watch full investigation here: https://youtu.be/y1YVhz3wF6E

    Livestream #4: Charlie Kirk Latest 
    The stream talks about the broader geopolitical and personal connections surrounding Charlie Kirk, specifically investigating potential links to Ukraine and the First Lady of France. The discussion explores a theory that Kirk may have been targeted as a “message” to other media figures like Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens due to their vocal opposition to Ukrainian funding and their focus on sensitive international topics. The hosts track the movements of a specific private plane and its frequent stops in Wilmington, Delaware, questioning the timing of these flights in relation to the event. Furthermore, the investigation references alleged warnings received by Candace Owens from high-level sources, suggesting that Charlie Kirk’s willingness to platform controversial figures may have shifted a “target” onto him. 

    Watch the full investigation here:https://youtu.be/R1kQCxze23Y

    Livestream #5: LIVE – Exposing Child Trafficking with Ryan Matta & Keli Rabon
    The stream talks about a deep dive into the systemic failures within government child welfare and immigration agencies, featuring documentary filmmaker Ryan Matta. The discussion focuses heavily on the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the vetting process for migrant children, with Matta alleging that negligence has led to children being delivered to unverified sponsors in dangerous environments. The investigation also examines the domestic Child Protective Services (CPS) system, arguing that financial incentives for adoption can lead to “medical kidnapping” and the wrongful removal of children from their families. Throughout the stream, the hosts highlight the high risks faced by children in government custody and advocate for greater transparency and reform within these institutions.

    Watch the full investigation here: https://youtu.be/Jr9BCWkf7C4


    The investigation into the events at UVU is far from over. To stay ahead of the latest developments and be part of the live conversation, make sure to follow me across my social media channels. Most importantly, subscribe to my YouTube channelyoutube.com/@kelirabon and turn on notifications so you never miss a deep-dive.

  • The Simplest Explanation is a Lie: Debunking the Official Charlie Kirk Story

    The Simplest Explanation is a Lie: Debunking the Official Charlie Kirk Story

    The authorities and the media want you to believe a simple story about the tragic death of Charlie Kirk. They’re counting on you to accept the “easy solution” and move on.

    But the easy solution is a lie. After weeks of deep research, I’ve just released the first part of my new investigation, and the official story doesn’t just strain credulity—it’s physically impossible. In the video, I dismantle the official report piece by piece, starting with the evidence that proves this was a setup from the very beginning.

    We look at:     

    •    The impossible timeline that violates the laws of physics.     

    •    The two different “Tylers” caught on surveillance cameras.     

    •    The “professional” security that failed on every conceivable level.

    More disturbingly, we turn the lens on the bizarre behavior and strange silence of Kirk’s own inner circle. From a missing autopsy and a performative wake video to multiple strange responses from Turning Point USA during with the investigation, their actions point not to grief, but to gatekeeping.

    Finally, we connect these dots to a chilling motive involving powerful political forces and the conveniently timed distraction from the promised release of the Epstein Files. Was this a tragedy, or was it political theater?

    The media wants this story to be closed. I’m here to blow it wide open. Don’t let the simple explanation bury the truth.

    Watch Part 1 of my full investigation now, and get ready for Part 2.

    The Charlie Kirk Controversy | Part 1

    After you’ve seen it, come back here and let’s discuss in the comments. What’s the one detail that you just can’t ignore? 🧐

  • Texas Flood Relief: Essential Resources for Victims & Supporters

    Texas Flood Relief: Essential Resources for Victims & Supporters

    The recent floods brought an unimaginable wave of destruction and heartbreak to our beloved Texas communities. It’s been just a few weeks since that devastating July 4th, and while the immediate crisis response has shifted, the long, arduous journey of recovery is only just beginning for countless families. Yet, through it all, the incredible spirit of Texans, stepping up to help each other, continues to shine as brightly as ever.

    This guide serves as a crucial, up-to-date resource, compiled with care for both flood victims still in urgent need of assistance and for those looking to provide targeted help to our Texas neighbors. From finding essential supplies and shelter to accessing vital financial and mental health support, these are the organizations and locations on the ground, making a tangible difference right now.


    SERVING FLOOD VICTIMS AND BOOTS ON THE GROUND

    These locations are currently offering direct aid and serving as distribution points for essential supplies.

    • Notre Dame Catholic Church
      • 951 Main St, Kerrville, TX 78028
      • communication@notredamechurch.cc
      • Provides: Food, hygiene, cleaning supplies, diapers
      • Hours: Mon–Fri: 3 PM–7 PM | Sat–Sun: 9 AM–3 PM
    • Riverside Church of Christ
      • 625 Harper Rd, Kerrville, TX 78028
      • (830) 257‑5445 | www.rscoc.org
      • Focus: DISASTER RELIEF SUPPLIES AVAILABLE for flood victims and relief workers.
      • Hours (Specific): Open July 21–26 | 10:00 AM–4:00 PM daily (Verify for current dates if beyond this timeframe)
      • Provides: Cleaning supplies, hygiene kits, clothing, baby items, food, water, bedding, and more.
    • Cross Kingdom Church
      • 3044 Junction Hwy, Kerrville, TX 78028
      • (830) 367‑3480 | www.crosskingdom.org
      • Focus: Cross Kingdom Flood Relief Distribution Center
      • Hours: Mon–Sat: 9 AM–5 PM | Closed Sundays | Worship: Sundays at 9 & 11 AM
    • Southern Oaks Church
    • Citywest Church
      • 3139 Junction Hwy, Ingram, TX 78025
      • (830) 367‑6603 | www.citywest.org
      • Donation Center Hours: 10 AM–7 PM (No Drop-offs on Sundays)
      • Important: Must call before bringing donations. Cannot accept pallets.
      • On-Site Services: Mercy Chefs (Lunch: 11 AM–1 PM, Dinner: 4 PM–7 PM), Vitamedics Kerrville (1 PM–7:30 PM), Massage by Amy (available most days).
      • Provides: Hygiene, non‑perishables, paper goods, baby items, first responder items.
    • First United Methodist Church
      • 321 Thompson Dr, Kerrville, TX 78028
      • www.kfumc.org
      • Focus: Resource center & information.
    • American Legion Post 208
      • 3800 Riverside Dr, Kerrville, TX 78028
      • (830) 329‑3064
      • Accepting: Flood relief donations (call ahead).
    • VFW “Heart O’ the Hills” Post 1480
      • 220 Thompson Dr, Kerrville, TX 78028
      • (830) 896‑3494
      • Accepting: Flood relief donations (call ahead).
    • Rise Disaster Relief & Recovery
      • 611 Harper Rd N, Kerrville, TX 78028 (Location: Seventh-day Adventist Church)
      • Hours: Tue–Sat: 9 AM–4 PM
      • Focus: Accepting & distributing flood relief items.
    • Salvation Army Social Services
    • St. Vincent de Paul – Kerrville
      • 915 Main St, Kerrville, TX 78028
      • Hours: Mon–Fri: open until 7 PM
      • Provides: Hygiene, food, cleaning supplies, paper goods. Open to first responders and anyone in need.
    • Kerrville Global Methodist Church
      • 96 Coronado Dr, Kerrville, TX 78028
      • (830) 293‑7800 | kgmctx.org
      • Hours: Mon–Fri: 10 AM – 4 PM (other hours by request)
      • Provides: Flood buckets, chainsaws, brooms, mops, non‑perishable food, cleaning supplies available.
    • Trinity Church – Center Point
      • Between TNT & Jalisco Garage next to minimart, Center Point, TX
      • Hours: 10 AM – 4 PM
      • Provides: Clothing & linen distribution for families. (Contact: Abby Walston)
    • Goodwill Flood Relief Distribution Center
      • 827 Junction Highway, Ste. 831, Kerrville, TX
      • Hours: July 22–28: Open daily, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Starting July 29: Open Wednesday–Sunday only)
      • Focus: Free access to clothing, shoes, and household goods for flood-impacted families.
      • Important: Not accepting additional donations at this time. Round-up donations at San Antonio Goodwills through August 10 benefit Kerr County Relief Fund.
    • Grape Juice Wine Bar – Community Relief Hub
      • 623 Water St, Kerrville, TX 78028
      • Hours: Open daily
      • Provides: Free meals, cleaning supplies, toiletries, clothing, and more for flood-impacted individuals & relief crews.
    • Fabulous Finds Thrift Store – Comfort, TX
      • 616 Front St., Comfort, TX 78013 (between NAPA Auto Parts & First Insurance)
      • (830) 370-1572 (Ask for Laura)
      • Hours: Monday–Saturday | 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
      • Provides: Hygiene, laundry, cleaning supplies, clothing, and bedding to impacted families, first responders, volunteers, and anyone in need.
      • Accepting: Still accepting clothing donations. Donation pick-up and delivery available upon request.

    LAUNDRY AND SHOWERS
    • Washed With Love – Residents & First Responders
      • (830) 998‑9166
      • Service: Free pickup/drop-off. Text name + location.
    • Walmart – Kerrville
      • 1216 Junction Hwy, Kerrville, TX 78028
      • Service: In-store laundry help (check at service desk).
    • Super Wash Industrial Laundry
      • 851 Sidney Baker St, Kerrville, TX 78028
      • (830) 895‑4866
      • Service: Free laundry service for first responders.
      • Hours: 7 AM–3 PM
    • First Baptist Church – Laundry & Showers
      • 625 Washington St, Kerrville, TX 78028
      • Service: 8 washers & dryers available daily, open 8 AM–7 PM. Showers also available. Part of the Disaster Recovery Center.

    SHELTER & BEDDING RESOURCES
    • Mattress World of Kerrville
      • 2024 Junction Hwy, Kerrville, TX 78028
      • (830) 792‑3833 | mattressok.com
      • Provides: Free mattresses, pillows, sheets, protectors.
    • Moore’s Home Furnishings
      • 120 Harper Rd, Kerrville, TX 78028
      • (830) 895‑5311
      • Provides: Free mattresses, box springs & frames.
    • Kerrville Folk Festival – Quiet Valley Ranch
      • 3876 Medina Hwy, Kerrville, TX 78028
      • (830) 257‑3600 (ask for Deb Rouse)
      • Provides: RV space & stay for displaced families.
    • Ingram Lake RV Park
      • 100 Cedar Springs Rd, Ingram, TX 78025
      • (830) 367‑4769
      • Provides: Long & short term RV sites for displaced families. Offering $0 LOT FEE for disaster relief volunteers & first responders.

    MEDICAL, VISION & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
    • Franklin Clinic / Kerrville Urgent Care
      • 723 Hill Country Dr, Ste C, Kerrville, TX 78028
      • (830) 792‑5800
      • Hours: 8 AM–6 PM
      • Provides: Free medical care for responders & repair teams.
    • Hill Country MHDD
    • St. Peter’s Episcopal Church – Community Healing Circle
    • K’Star Counseling Center
      • Kerrville, TX
      • (830) 896‑5404 – Ask for the counselor directly
      • Provides: Free counseling for families with children under 17 (serving Kerr and 13 additional counties). Available to anyone in the household if at least one child is under 17.
    • Texas State Optical – Kerrville
      • 317 West Water St, Kerrville, TX
      • (830) 257-6336
      • Hours: Open Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
      • Provides: Free replacements for prescription glasses, contacts, and eye medication for flood victims and first responders.
    • Pathway Counseling – EMDR Therapy for First Responders
      • Contact: kristinniekerk@pathwaycounselingservices.com
      • Service: Licensed EMDR therapists offering pro bono, short-term virtual desensitization sessions for first responders experiencing emotional distress from traumatic flood response.
      • Important: Virtual sessions only – must reside in Texas due to licensing rules and have a device for online sessions.

    FINANCIAL, LEGAL & HOUSING AID
    • Catholic Charities – Archdiocese of San Antonio
      • (210) 718‑5837
      • Provides: Financial, housing, funeral, legal & counseling support.
    • Community Council of South Central Texas (CCSCT)
      • 1216 South Sidney Baker, Ste. C, Kerrville, TX 78028
      • (830) 896‑2124 | www.ccsct.org/csbg-emergency-flood-response/
      • Provides: Emergency shelter (hotel stays), HEB gift cards for food, personal care, cleaning supplies, fuel, utility assistance (light bill payment), “Muck Buckets” with heavy-duty cleaning supplies.
    • Disaster Recovery Center – First Baptist Church
      • 625 Washington St, Kerrville, TX 78028
      • (830) 257‑5033
      • Hours: Daily: 8 AM–7 PM
      • Focus: FEMA and additional agencies operating inside the church gym. Also provides 6 shower units + 8 washers & dryers available onsite.
      • Agencies On Site:
        • FEMA – www.disasterassistance.gov
        • Salvation Army – Immediate needs (appointment only: 830‑315‑5762, press 2)
        • Red Cross – Emergency relief
        • SBA – Disaster loans for homeowners, renters, nonprofits, businesses
        • Endeavor – Long-term unmet needs
        • Texas Dept of Insurance – Claim filing help & scam prevention
        • Texas A&M AgriLife – Mold remediation, water well testing, document recovery
        • Texas Legal Aid – Civil legal referrals
        • TX Association of Community Action – Hotel, utility, and supply assistance
        • Texas ONA – Info & help for multiple services
        • Hill Country HHSC – Emotional support & local referrals
    • Global Empowerment Mission – Emergency Financial Relief
      • Provides: $1,000 per family for flood survivors. No red tape – direct help for families in need.
      • Kerrville Location: Baptist Church, 625 Washington St (Daily: 8:00 AM – Close)
      • Hunt Location: Hunt School (Starting Wednesday, July 24 – 2:00 PM–6:00 PM)
      • www.globalempowermentmission.org
    • Camp La Junta Rebuilding Fund

    FAMILY ASSISTANCE CENTER
    • BT Wilson School – Resource Hub
      • 605 Tivy St, Kerrville, TX 78028
      • Hours: 10 AM–6 PM
      • Focus: For families of injured, missing, or lost loved ones.

    ANIMAL & PET SUPPORT
    • Kerrville Pets Alive
    • Bark Avenue (Erika Swanson)
      • 204 Cully Dr, Kerrville, TX
      • (830) 792‑0808
      • Provides: Grooming for SAR dogs (2–5 PM or by request).
    • Freeman‑Fritts Animal Shelter
      • 515 Spur 100, Kerrville, TX
      • (830) 257‑4144 | freemanfritts.com
      • Provides: Vet care & displaced pet support.
    • Pet Supplies Plus – Kerrville
      • 305 Sidney Baker St S, Ste 400, Kerrville, TX 78028
      • (830) 257‑4120
      • Hours: Mon–Sat 9 AM–9 PM, Sun 10 AM–6 PM
      • Provides: FREE self-serve pet wash for search & rescue dogs (includes towels, dryers, and aprons—bring your own shampoo & brush).

    FURNITURE DONATIONS
    • Boerne Vintage
      • Sandra: (210) 602‑8495
      • Focus: Accepting & coordinating furniture donations.
    • Kona Movers – Kerrville
      • Ashley Valentine: (830) 928‑9974
      • Focus: Will pick up & store furniture donations in warehouse.

    UNEMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE
    • Texas Workforce Commission (TWC)
      • Apply: www.twc.texas.gov/…/disaster-unemployment…
      • TWC Tele-Center: 1-800-939-6631
      • Deadline: September 4, 2025
      • Eligible Counties: Kerr, Bandera, Bexar, Burnet, Edwards, Gillespie, Kinney, Llano, Medina, Real, Travis, Uvalde, Val Verde.

    FIRST RESPONDER MEALS
    • Acapulco Mexican Restaurant
      • 609 Junction Hwy, Kerrville, TX
      • Offer: Free Meals for First Responders. Available all day through July 31.

    VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENTS — MONETARY DONATIONS ENCOURAGED

    Local VFDs are community-funded and responded nonstop during the crisis. Please help them recover equipment and costs.

    • Turtle Creek VFD
    • Hunt VFD
    • Ingram VFD
    • Center Point VFD
      • 634 Kelly St, Center Point, TX 78010
      • (830) 634‑2323
    • Divide VFD
      • 4180 Hwy 41, Mountain Home, TX 78058
      • (830) 640‑3378
    • Elm Pass VFD
      • 1247 Elm Pass Rd, Center Point, TX 78010
      • (830) 634‑2083
    • Mountain Home VFD
      • 5475 Junction Hwy, Mountain Home, TX 78058
      • (830) 866‑3310
    • Harper VFD (Local VFD – On the Ground)

    If you are a flood victim and need a place to start, this list can help. You can also call 2-1-1 for broader assistance.

    The road to full recovery will undoubtedly be long, but the spirit of Texans helping Texans shines brighter than ever. Let’s continue to uphold that incredible resilience and compassion. Stay safe, stay strong, and know that help is still here.

    XOXO,

    Keli