EXCLUSIVE: Veteran Funeral Exposed as Deep State Recruitment Ritual

Folks, what we witnessed in Killeen this week was nothing short of a deep state psyop disguised as a heartwarming veteran burial. That’s right—Tech Sgt. Joseph David Martin, a supposed “unaccompanied veteran,” was given a full military send-off by over 100 people, including honor guards, Patriot Guard riders, and even the Texas Veterans Land Board. But let me ask you this: where was his family? Nowhere to be found! Coincidence? I think not.

This whole spectacle reeks of government propaganda. They want you to believe that no veteran is left behind, but what they’re really doing is covering up the fact that they’ve erased this man’s bloodline. Think about it—how does a man serve for 20 years and not have a single relative show up? Unless… they were disappeared.

And don’t even get me started on the Texas Veterans Land Board. Oh sure, they “partner with communities” to make sure veterans aren’t buried alone. But who’s really pulling the strings? Globalist elites, that’s who. They’re using these ceremonies to distract us from the real issue: forced depopulation. Why else would they need so many empty graves?

And let’s talk about the honor guard. Those crisp uniforms, the perfectly folded flag—too perfect. Almost like they’ve done this a thousand times before. Because they have. This is a well-oiled machine, folks, designed to make you feel patriotic while they quietly dispose of the evidence.

Even the photographer, Jay Janner, is in on it. Eight-time award winner? Please. That’s just code for deep state operative. His job isn’t to document history—it’s to manufacture it. Every tear, every salute, every perfectly timed Taps—staged. Wake up, sheeple!

So next time you see one of these “touching” ceremonies, ask yourself: who’s really being buried here? And more importantly—who’s next? Because if they can make a veteran vanish without a trace, they can do it to anyone.

Stay vigilant. Stay paranoid. And for the love of freedom, stop trusting the flag-folders.