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Candace Owens has vaulted herself into the center of a rapidly escalating international controversy, igniting headlines and social media firestorms over the past several days. The news cycle has been dominated by her explosive claim on X that she is the target of an assassination plot allegedly orchestrated by associates of French President Emmanuel Macron and involving Israeli operatives. According to The Jerusalem Post and PrimeTimer, Owens asserts she was warned by a high-level French government insider and has already informed both U.S. federal authorities and the White House, offering up names, details, and even alleged financial trails running through France’s Club des Cent, an elite club she claims is funneling payments for state-sponsored killings. Her posts have amassed millions of views and tens of thousands of engagements, supercharging her already potent influence on X. While Owens insists she’s facing a real, imminent threat, officials have so far offered no public confirmation, and her campaign has divided observers between outright alarm and skepticism.

This drama coincides with the murky aftermath of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk’s murder—a case Owens has repeatedly said reeks of conspiracy. Recent podcast appearances have seen her unveil details she claims Kirk shared with close associates: shortly before his shooting in Utah, Kirk reportedly texted a staffer, “They are going to kill me.” Times of India reports Owens has cast suspicion on various players inside Turning Point USA, is open in her mistrust about the organization’s silence, and is floating the theory that Charlie Kirk’s assassination was a multi-national hit with possible Egyptian military involvement. She claims detailed travel logs link one Turning Point USA principal’s movements with those of Egyptian military aircraft around key dates, raising still more questions. Again, no hard evidence has been made public, but her campaign for a broader investigation has spurred raucous debate online.

Owens has also pointed fingers at the post-Kirk succession at Turning Point USA, challenging what she characterizes as the organization’s planned effort to refashion Michael McCoy, Kirk’s chief of staff, as its new face. She’s made it clear she’s unwilling to “stay quiet” despite what she refers to as ambient threats and intimidation.

Meanwhile, all of this unfolds amid Owens’ ongoing civil legal battle with Brigitte Macron, who has filed suit in Delaware over comments made on Owens’ podcast. A recent YouTube legal analysis notes Owens has moved to dismiss the case on jurisdictional grounds, arguing undue hardship as she resides in Tennessee and the greatest harm was done in France. A verdict on both the criminal case in Paris and her Delaware motion is expected early next year.

Candace Owens’ recent moves—public accusations against heads of state, direct appeals to the White House, dogged skepticism about an ally’s murder, and refusal to back down in court—signal a phase in her career that could either cement her as a singular force in political commentary or deepen the swirl of controversy and doubt that now shadows her every move.

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