A recently disclosed private text exchange has revealed unsettling messages from a political commentator, written years before his untimely death. The correspondence, shared publicly this week, shows the individual expressing a persistent, gut-level premonition that he would not survive to see the culmination of his political movement.
In the messages, dated to 2018, the commentator tells a colleague that he frequently dreamed about and anticipated being “wiped out,” stating he was unsure if he would “live to see the end of this revolution.” He framed his potential role in biblical terms, suggesting his colleague would be the one to “finish the fight.” The recipient of these texts acknowledged the strange and depressing nature of the conversation at the time.
The individual was fatally shot last September while delivering a speech at a university. In the aftermath of the tragedy, the colleague who released these texts has publicly promoted various theories about the killing, including allegations of federal involvement. These claims have surfaced alongside broader political criticisms.
The release of these prophetic private messages has added a new, deeply personal dimension to the ongoing discussions and speculation surrounding the case.
