Staff Reports
On December 6, 2025, Tim Pool — the man behind Timcast IRL — reported that a vehicle approached his property in Harpers Ferry and opened fire, miraculously leaving no one injured. The incident was posted publicly by Pool and picked up by multiple outlets, confirming the frightening escalation of political intimidation in America.
Pool said his private security team is reviewing surveillance footage and that they will be passing information along to law enforcement, stressing that the attack felt like an attempt to scare him for speaking out. He bluntly called it “the price we pay for speaking out against evil,” a line that should chill every patriot who believes in free speech and open debate.
Despite panic-driven rumors and clickbait headlines asking whether Timcast is “shutting down,” there has been no official announcement that the show will end, and Timcast’s network and channels remain operational. Conservatives should be wary of the rush to amplify unverified shutdown chatter; the real story is the attempt to silence a dissident voice by force, not a voluntary end to a popular platform.
This attack did not happen in a vacuum — 2025 has already seen truly chilling political violence, most notably the assassination of Charlie Kirk in September, which reminded the nation that the stakes for outspoken conservatives have never been higher. Americans who cherish liberty must demand serious investigations and accountability from law enforcement and the platforms that enable these voices, or else intimidation will be normalized.
Let there be no mistake: those who seek to use bullets or threats to settle political scores are anti-American. We must defend our fellow citizens’ right to speak, publish, and broadcast without fear of being driven off the air by cowards with guns or by the tech censors who cozy up to one side of the political aisle. Concrete security, prosecutions, and a renewed embrace of the Second Amendment’s role in deterring violent lawlessness are commonsense responses, not extremism.
Tim Pool and Timcast have weathered censorship, swatting, and platform pressure for years, and conservatives know the playbook — when dissent grows, the powers that be escalate both digital suppression and physical intimidation. That pattern makes the shooting at Pool’s property even more ominous: it’s designed to intimidate a media outlet that refuses to toe the establishment line, and every patriot should be outraged that speech in America can now be threatened with gunfire.
Now is the time for clear action: demand a full, transparent investigation, insist that platforms stop amplifying rumor and begin protecting content creators regardless of ideology, and stand with those who keep asking hard questions. Timcast should stay on the air, not be bowed by violence, and the rest of us must show up — in civic squares, at polling places, and in the ballot box — to make sure intimidation never wins in America.
