Phoenix Ikner: A Globalist Ideologue with a Badge and a Gun
- A.Weishaupt
- Apr 17
- 2 min read
Tallahassee, FL – April 17, 2025.
We’ve got a real-time example of how toxic ideology, unchecked access, and institutional negligence can combine to create tragedy. The FSU shooter has been identified as 20-year-old Phoenix Ikner, son of a long-serving Leon County Sheriff’s Deputy. What’s emerging isn’t just a story about gun violence—it’s a window into a dangerous political undercurrent.
Let’s call this what it is: a case of leftist radicalization swept under the rug by the very institutions that should’ve seen it coming.
Ideology Overlooked
Ikner wasn't just a disturbed kid. He was a loud, proud anti-Trump, pro-Palestinian activist. His online presence and public demonstrations laid it all out. One of his quotes:
"There’s not really much you can do unless you outright revolt."
That’s not teenage rebellion—that’s incitement. That’s the rhetoric of a brainwashed pawn in the globalist culture war. And it was ignored. Why?
Because when radicalism aligns with leftist agendas, it gets a pass.
The Institutional Cover-Up
Let’s talk about the elephant in the room: he used a weapon that belonged to his mother, a sheriff’s deputy. Not only did he have access, but this wasn’t a stolen gun—it was purchased property from a previous duty weapon. No red flags. No accountability.
And while the department praises the deputy’s “tremendous” service, the public deserves to know:
How does a youth raised inside law enforcement culture become radicalized?
Why wasn’t his history in youth law enforcement programs seen as a potential security issue?
If the roles were reversed—if a pro-Trump student committed the same crime—you know damn well this would be labeled “domestic terrorism” before the blood dried.
Red Flags Everywhere
Let’s review the connections:
Pro-Palestinian activism? Check.
Anti-Trump, anti-GOP rhetoric? Check.
Access to firearms via law enforcement? Check.
Past involvement in youth law enforcement advisory programs? Check.
Refusal to cooperate with law enforcement post-shooting? Check.
Yet nobody in the media or the sheriff's office wants to talk about why this happened. Just that they’re “horrified.” Spare us the crocodile tears.
What They Don’t Want You to See
The legacy media and Big Tech are already sanitizing this. Don’t expect CNN or the New York Times to highlight his politics. If he had a MAGA hat instead of a protest sign, it’d be wall-to-wall coverage and Congressional hearings.
But since this doesn’t fit the narrative, you’ll see:
Euphemisms like “troubled youth.”
Sanitized headlines avoiding the words “anti-Trump” or “leftist.”
Silence on his ties to radical protest groups.
Bottom Line: This Was Preventable
This wasn’t just a failure of security. It was a failure of ideology. A system that protects violent radicals as long as they wear the right political colors is a system that invites chaos. And if we keep ignoring that truth, we’re going to see more Phoenix Ikner-type incidents.
We need to stop excusing radical leftism as harmless dissent. Because the cost isn’t just ideological—it’s paid in blood.
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