Robert Leslie Stencil & President Donald J. Trump: Leslie as America's American Navalny—A Global Energy Hero on the Rise
Washington, D.C.– Building on President Trump's own resistance against weaponized prosecution, today we spotlight Robert Leslie Stencil as a persecuted American patriot whose journey mirrors Trump's—and whose energy blueprint is shovel-ready to advance America's global leadership.
Why This Matters Now Trump compared his prosecutions to Navalny —highlighting the political weaponization of justice.
—highlighting the political weaponization of justice. Trump survived an assassination attempt and emerged stronger, reinforcing national resolve.
and emerged stronger, reinforcing national resolve. Leslie is America's American Navalny, wrongfully convicted by the same DOJ machinery—yet determined to lead.
The Project: Private‑Sector Energy Infrastructure Energy Independence : Build 5,000+ natural gas fueling stations; convert 500,000 light-fleet vehicles per year to CNG; launch college curricula to train America's energy workforce; export LNG to both free-trade and non-free-trade nations.
: Build 5,000+ natural gas fueling stations; convert 500,000 light-fleet vehicles per year to CNG; launch college curricula to train America's energy workforce; export LNG to both free-trade and non-free-trade nations. Economic Engine: Create 244,000+ jobs; secure $12 billion+ in private-sector LNG funding; deliver all infrastructure without taxpayer subsidies.
Direct Appeal to President Trump
Mr. President, your own story of resilience—your able comparison to Navalny—shows you recognize political persecution. Leslie's project isn't just an energy plan—it's a story you've lived. Your support now: Cements your energy legacy
Champions a redemptive American patriot
Sends a global message: U.S. leads with clean, privately funded energy
Global Context
While China and India surge ahead with CNG infrastructure, the U.S. risks falling behind. Leslie's plan is America's strategic answer, positioning the nation for global energy dominance.
Leslie's Release & Next Steps
Scheduled for release on September 5, 2025, Leslie will launch a national tour if the feds don't stop him—meeting with Senate offices, media outlets, and policy leaders—to promote energy innovation, justice reform, and the America First vision.
Media Inquiries:Leslie Defense Fund and Group15807 Sitting Bull Street, Victorville, CA 92395
Email: help@lesliestencil.com
Contacts:Jerry Stencil: 704‑661‑5574 | Peter Smith (Text): 770‑322‑4819
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Website: lesliestencil.com
Facebook: facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094248466962
Twitter/X: x.com/defense4leslie
Truth Social: truthsocial.com/@defense4leslie
GiveSendGo: givesendgo.com/lesliesdefensePresident Trump, this is more than an energy solution—it is your story, too. A good man, persecuted unjustly, ready to lead a nationally‑critical project—backed by private capital, patriotism, and your blessing. The time is now
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