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Philip Goldsberry Sr. co-founded SODER Global Ministries in 2006, doing medical work in Romanian orphanages the same year Erica Kirk was winning her Teen Miss America crown. Tyler Boyer was doing missionary work in the exact same region at the exact same time. This is not a coincidence, Owens argues — it's a network.
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When Owens's team dug into Philip Goldsberry Sr., they found what she now calls her signature pattern: another TPUSA-adjacent figure with deep ties to Eastern European orphanages. Goldsberry Sr. is an Arizona pastor who co-founded SODER Global Ministries — which, starting around 2005, provided medical care in Albania, Romania, and Ukraine through clinics, baby nurseries, orphanages, and schools. In 2008, the organization was teaching basic hygiene to orphans in Ukraine and visiting human trafficking victim shelters. The filing date of the organization's legal paperwork — 2010 — aligns precisely with the year the Black Sea Rotational Force established a base in Romania that would later be accused of child trafficking. Tyler Boyer was doing missionary work in this exact region at this exact time. Owens reads through SODER's website documentation with visible disbelief, noting that she cannot find a single person in her own orbit doing charity work in Romanian orphanages — yet everyone at TPUSA seems to have this connection.
Kirk's Rode Wireless Pro was placed on the outside of his shirt at early fall 2024 events — that's standard practice. But starting around October 8 at the University of Nevada, Reno, it moved to the inside. Classic 'boiling the frog': normalize the new thing incrementally until the dangerous change goes unquestioned.
Charlie Kirk's wireless mic was originally placed on the outside of his shirt starting in fall 2024, but was quietly moved to the inside of his shirt starting around October 8 at the University of Nevada, Reno.
Video evidence analyzed by X user Sam Parker confirms it was Philip Goldsberry Jr. who clipped the Rode Wireless Pro onto Charlie Kirk — inside his shirt, next to his necklace. An amateur putting a mic under a shirt isn't incompetence. It's a question.
Philip Goldsberry Jr. placed Charlie Kirk's Rode Wireless Pro microphone on the inside of his shirt, which AV professionals say is acoustically nonsensical and highly suspicious.
Philip Goldsberry Jr.'s father co-founded SODER Global Ministries in 2006, doing medical and humanitarian work in Romanian and Ukrainian orphanages — adding another TPUSA-linked Eastern Europe connection.
SODER Global Ministries did not officially file legal paperwork until 2010, the same year the Black Sea Rotational Force set up a base in Romania later accused of child trafficking.
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