Alex Wilkins, 27, alleged in a 13-part social media rant that high-profile far-right influencers including Candace Owens are part of a Russian-backed operation after she was accused of being a Mossad ‘honeypot’ spy.
Kash Patel’s girlfriend has slammed Candace Owens and other far-right influencers(Image: @alexiswilkins/Instagram)
Kash Patel’s girlfriend has alleged that she was branded a “Mossad spy” by MAGA influencers in a 13-part social media tirade. Alex Wilkins, 27, claimed that several prominent far-right influencers are involved in a scheme to portray her as a “honeypot,” an individual used to compromise a target through a sexual and/or romantic relationship, for Mossad, the Israeli intelligence agency.
The country singer, who has been in a relationship with FBI Director Kash Patel for just over three years, asserted that this group of influencers is part of a Russian-backed conspiracy aimed at discrediting her and undermining the President.
On March 24, Wilkins took to X to post an extensive thread about her conspiracy theory, stating, “A foreign-linked influence network has been running coordinated operations against the Trump administration for 22 months. I know it’s real because they ran one against me.”
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Continuing, the artist wrote, “I was targeted in something I knew was far from organic. This level of media is isolating, unwanted, and unwarranted. There was nobody to help, nobody to jump in and say, ‘this is a false op’ and help me.”
Wilkins and Patel have recently faced criticism for allegedly using taxpayer resources for personal travel and security.
Failed Senate candidate Samuel Parker and MAGA influencer Elijah Schaffer both accused Wilkins of being a “honeypot” agent for Mossad, leading to the 27-year-old suing the pair in $5 million defamation lawsuits.
However, more recently, Wilkins has claimed she’s been gathering evidence alleging that Candace Owens and other influencers are working to create “chaos” within the Republican Party to undermine the upcoming midterm elections and “subvert” Trump’s plans.
On X, Wilkins stated, “Well, I don’t believe in problems without solutions, so I’ve spent the last few months learning to build publicly available information to prove that this is way bigger than me.”
She then continued, in her 13-part thread, “This is about creating chaos in the Republican Party. It’s about the organized effort to lose Republicans in the midterms and subvert President Trump’s agenda, and I have the data for you to see.”
Wilkins also posted graphs on X that she asserted demonstrate “abnormal” social media activity, which magnified the allegations that she is a purported Mossad agent.
Furthermore, Wilkins specifically named Candace Owens in her thread, asserting she, alongside Michael Flynn and Joe Kent, is participating in a Russian-backed scheme to bring down Trump.
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“The goal of this operation is not to win a political argument, but to make the fractures feel more permanent. To make Republicans feel their movement is over,” Wilkins continued.
“To make soldiers feel the war [in Iran] isn’t worth fighting. To make the government and its officials look unstable and create media that creates more problematic media.”
Discussing Owens, Wilkins then claimed the MAGA influencer “immediately” triggered the “honeypot” accusations against her when she asserted Israel was responsible for Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
Candace Owens swiftly fired back at Wilkins’ unusual thread, describing it as “completely and utterly false” and “objectively hilarious.” Responding to Wilkins, Owens said, “I would say ‘stick to country music’ but you kinda suck at that too.”
Michael Flynn also weighed in following Wilkins’ posts, simply sharing a meme of two cats looking at smartphones with the caption: “Me and my so-called ‘Flynn network’ hard at work… don’t lose your sense of humor folks, stuff getting deep.”
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