Erika Amplified
Candace Owens Claims Video of Charlie Kirk Widow at WHCD Shooting part of PSYOP
Former CIA contract pilot and asset Robert “Tosh” Plumlee is available for interviews, along with Ralph Pezzullo and Dory Wiley, regarding the growing controversy surrounding claims by Candace Owens about Erika Kirk, that emotional footage tied to the White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting was strategically elevated to shape public perception. While Plumlee does not take a position on whether Owens’ specific allegations are true, he says the treatment of Erika Kirk in the aftermath of the shooting fits a recognizable profile of psychological operations rooted in what he calls “illusionary warfare.”
- Plumlee trained in “illusionary warfare” during the Cold War era
- He says Erika Kirk narrative fits classic PSYOP operational patterns
- Emotional imagery often shapes perception more powerfully than facts
- Plumlee attended training alongside alleged classmate Lee Harvey Oswald
- Modern information warfare weaponizes algorithms, repetition, and emotional conditioning
Plumlee says he was trained in these methods during the 1950s at the School of Illusionary War in Nags Head, North Carolina — a Cold War-era environment focused on perception management, emotional manipulation, psychological conditioning, and narrative creation. There, Plumlee was a classmate of Lee Harvey Oswald.
The recent controversy exploded after Owens alleged that internal communications connected to the White House Military Office encouraged the amplification of emotionally charged footage showing Erika Kirk visibly distressed following the WHCD shooting. Owens argued the clip was treated as a strategic emotional asset capable of steering public reaction during a rapidly developing news cycle. No public evidence has independently verified the alleged communications.
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