Liberty Hangout’s Kaitlin Bennett reveals why Millie Weaver was fired from InfoWars

On August 19, Wednesday, Alex Jones of InfoWars fired correspondent Millie Weaver, a.k.a. Millennial Millie.

Kaitlin Bennett, the co-founder of Liberty Hangout, a libertarian media outlet, spoke up out of concern for her friend Weaver, who seemed to be involved with some questionable characters that have wreaked havoc on her life.

Lies and sketchy characters

In Bennett’s video, she revealed that she’s speaking up because she’s concerned about Weaver, who has been “surrounding herself with some really bad influences.” Bennett also said that she released her video to “get the truth out there before they put up more lies about everybody else.”

Early in August, Weaver was arrested at her home in Ohio. She recorded a one-minute Facebook livestream where it looked like she had no clue why she was being arrested.

Weaver even suggested that it was because she was about to release a documentary. In a short clip from the livestream, Millie can be seen saying: “Huge breaking news right now: I’m being arrested and I have no idea why.”

Bennett also discussed some of the people Weaver worked with for her documentary, “Shadow Gate,” and conservatives have been blowing up thinking she was arrested over it. However, the people sharing this documentary don’t know that it has very interesting people listed as “whistleblowers” and that they don’t just think Barack Obama and the Democrats are running a shadow government.

These whistleblowers think that right-wingers like Roger Stone, Jack Posobiec, Mike Cernovich, Dan Bongino, Matt Gates, Judge Jeanine Pirro and Bennett herself are all deep state federal agents.

Bennett clarified that she’s just a YouTube content creator. She urged that before believing anyone in Millie’s documentary and sharing it around as if it contained facts, viewers must first find out who Weaver interviewed to establish their credibility.

Bennett first looked into Patrick Bergy, a man who claims to be a cybersecurity specialist that worked for General James L. Jones.

Bergy made a lot of bold claims “connecting a lot of dots, but the dots he connects outside the film are pretty eyebrow-raising.” Below are some of his tweets from the last few weeks.

In the first tweet, he called Posobiec a deep state agent that was funded by the feds to post memes.

Posobiec would know.

Shame you didn't ask who was funding your IIA meme project in 16'.

You may think what you're doing is unique or somehow helpful, but it's not.

You're destroying America's election integrity, literally the core of our democracy that so many died to protect! https://t.co/YduUq8PS3w

— PFC Bergy (@PFC40Book) August 13, 2020

On the same day, Bergy shared another tweet from another user about Posobiec.

This guy is an IIA asset. Don’t look to him to be on the right side of history!! @TweetWordz @PFC40Book 👀👇🤡 https://t.co/nplm86jCl7

— LandoQmando (@landon78653027) August 13, 2020

Weaver’s Shadow Gate also features a woman called Tore. She publicly accused Bennet of being another deep state agent and Antifa recruiter. Interestingly, Tore has shared defamatory articles about Bennet from Antifa sources that call the latter a Nazi.

Before Tore’s twitter account was suspended, she posted about Bennet being Antifa’s recruiter hidden “within conservative ranks” and that the YouTuber is “pushing to radicalize conservatives.”

On Twitter, Tore also claimed that Liberty Hangout is “using leftist tools taking things out of context.”

While Tore claims to be a private contractor for intelligence agencies, in a message to USA Today, she explained that she couldn’t reveal who she worked for because “the names of the companies would change often.”

But Tore doesn’t stop there. In another tweet on her banned account, Tore also claimed that Stone dropped his appeal to ensure that judicial corruption isn’t exposed, which would help Jones get off and would allow cronies to execute a coup d’etat against Trump.

Tore is also known by other names, such as Tore Maras-Lindeman, Terpsichore P. Marsas Lindeman, Terpsehore Marsas Lindeman and Terpechor Marras Lindeman. Voter records show that Tore and her husband Barry Lindeman are both registered Democrats. Tore has also revealed that her husband isn’t a U.S. citizen.

Tore has gotten in a lot of legal trouble over the past few years, which makes Bennett worry about Weaver choosing to work with her for Shadow Gate. Bennett’s worries also stem from the fact that Barry Lindeman is facing life imprisonment for sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl late in 2019.

Weaver’s paranoia and false whistleblowers

Bennett then discussed how people who know Gavin Wince, Weaver’s boyfriend, and Weaver, can attest to the fact that both are paranoid about federal agents. This makes Weaver’s arrest very believable to those who know her.

Bennett clarified that Weaver wasn’t arrested because of her documentary “Shadow Gate” and that Weaver herself is aware of this.

Rather, Weaver was arrested because of an altercation with her mother, Felicia McCarron, on April 25.

McCarron told deputies that Weaver was verbally abusing her, which was when she started to record her daughter’s behavior on her cellphone. McCarron placed her phone in the back pocket of her jeans, but someone noticed the phone in her pocket and suggested that she was recording. Soon after, Weaver attacked her own mother.

When Wince and Weaver saw Weaver’s mother recording them, they could have thought that she was also a federal agent who was spying on them.

In the documentary, Bergy and Tore claimed that Weaver was arrested because of Shadow Gate while Weaver was in jail. However, it was eventually revealed that Weaver wasn’t arrested because of “Shadow Gate” and that she knew all along that she was being arrested for attacking her mother back in April.

Once the truth unfolded, people online used the incident to discredit InfoWars’ Alex Jones as well. Some claim Jones set up the event to promote her documentary on his website.

Others used Weaver’s arrest to attack Bennett and Jones, asking why both were absent outside jail when Weaver was arrested.

Now that Weaver has been released from jail, she still hasn’t corrected people who assume that she was arrested for her documentary. The officers who apprehended her last April informed her that she could be charged for the altercation with her mother based on evidence.

Yet her movie can still be found online, none of her computers were seized as evidence, none of the “whistleblowers” featured in her documentary were arrested and she was held in a county jail, not a federal prison.

Innocent people had their names dragged through the mud all because Weaver was “deluded by some really dark influences into thinking that everyone around her is a federal agent.”

Bennett ended with a plea for Weaver:

And if you’re watching this, Millie, I’m sure you might take this the wrong way and interpret this as an attack on you, but it’s not. I am genuinely concerned for you and your children, who are too young to understand what kind of people you are inviting into their lives. And I hope, for your sake and theirs, that you reconsider your new friendships. We are praying for you guys to get the help you need and take some time away from politics to find your place. Because right now, the people around you are only dragging you down. We care about you and we are worried about you. And I hope you will realize that we are not your enemies. It’s the people manipulating you into destroying your life.

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Sources include:

Brighteon.com

USAToday.com

Cleveland.com