Charlie Kirk is dead... A sad day in history

[Cosmos]

What if Kirks life marks a very significant birth of a new chapter in american history? More specifically, I mean his last months among the living, and most significantly of all, his death and the way he died? And could it be that the birth of that new chapter is NOT how “the PTB“ (or at least some powerful forces within it) imagined it to be in his last months and now in the early times after his death? Or they didn’t even consider that possibility as a result of his murder? Could it be that Kirk created with his life and death the first real grassroots movement/force in the US outside the 2 party system that has a REAL chance to break the 2 party system? Will TPUSA itself (and/or something that evolves out of that or similar forces in the future) be a new force and/or party that will have SERIOUS chances against the democrats and republicans in the future?

 

[Cosmos]

What happens with TPUSA in the future should be interesting to watch and especially what type of things will be aired on Kirks show and how his wife Erika will handle the situation from now on. I‘m afraid the PTB might not like what she will do at all and maybe also the way in which TPUSA will develop from now on.

 

[JEEP]

What happens with TPUSA in the future should be interesting to watch and especially what type of things will be aired on Kirks show and how his wife Erika will handle the situation from now on.

What I think is one of the biggest tragedies of Kirk's elimination, is the enormous role he was playing in connecting with young men, in a similar way Jordan Peterson was first doing. Young men have taken a beating in this upside down world of rabid feminism, me too, and the woke/DEI extremism. It's been pointed out how much he was able to connect with them and restore their own sense of pride and ego to be men! And, more - righteous men of honor. I just don't see Erika as a substitute for that, but maybe I'm wrong.

 

[Laurentien2]

Look at this still image from Robinson on the roof lowering his "hoodie" before jumping. The hoodie make a straight horizontal line. Something obviously solid and straight like maybe a riffle. Still image 3:56 and see the hoodie.

As well when he goes over the edge, you distinctly see that the "hoodie" hide something solid as it make a straight line up. A hoodie is soft fabric and do not stand up.

 

[Ant22]

Firstly because of what Erika said in her memorial of Kirk shortly after he was killed, pretty much giving the impression to not let his legacy die and bring those who did it to justice. Secondly, because Kirk himself described her as much more conservative and far less moderate,here:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1968692791120109860

And thirdly because the people close to Kirk and his show said that Erika said “she knows everything“ after she got a call after the assassination where somebody “very important“ asked her “how much do you know?“ and that Kirk told them if anything ever happened to him that Erika should head TPUSA:

Thing is, the fact that Erika is much more conservative and less moderate than Charlie may not be such a good thing. I’d risk a guess that Charlie did as well as he did precisely because his views were more moderate. The further you go to the right the less tolerance and openness to discourse there is. And that’s the exact opposite of what’s needed at the moment.

Same thing goes for the left really. It’s the moderates on the left that Charlie had the biggest chance of getting through to. The extreme leftie types don’t seem to be even capable of processing an opposing view point - let alone changing their mind.

When you combine the above with her husband allegedly being killed by a leftie (I don’t know whether she believes the official narrative about the perpetrator) it may mean she ends up being much more hardcore in her views and approaches. Which will put her and the entire organisation at risk of becoming a useful instrument in sowing further divide and discord between left and right. And that will further the PTB agenda - not derail it.

 

[Cosmos]

What is thus far the most likely entry and exit point of the bullet on the neck that people have figured out SOLELY on the videos that show Kirk being shot WITHOUT taking into account from where the shot might have come from?

 

[Ricardo]

fwiw , his body reaction seems to indicate front , but hard to tell if there's no plate vest for a bullet to bounce off , since no visible exit wound otherwise, which would be more explicit if neck is entry , a 30.06 round would likely damage parts of head if it had bounced of a plate and was vectored to head, since turbulence of impact would make it spin / tumble or fragment. The certain visible damage is column , after the fact of both of his arms clenching up and hands closing .

 

[JEEP]

What is thus far the most likely entry and exit point of the bullet on the neck that people have figured out SOLELY on the videos that show Kirk being shot WITHOUT taking into account from where the shot might have come from?

I think, first, it's been agreed the shot sounded distinctly like a rifle, not a handgun, so one would think a long-range shot. Doesn't that eliminate a shot from behind and perhaps the side as well?

I'm satisfied with the Sonar21 shockwave explanation regarding the front of Charlie's shirt and maybe his necklace was the primary source for that movement up particularly since we're being told there was no vest. One of the vids didn't show any behind the ear wires, so that seemingly eliminates wires going around the neck and down his front. It was reported his ear was bleeding and the explanation was the (wireless?) earpiece was violently forced out of his ear by the bullet shockwave impact. And a least two vids seemed to show something flying from his ear. Vid evidence strongly suggest entry wound as it would be so much bigger and with a different bleed response than what was seen. At this point, we don't really know what size or kind of bullet he was struck with, or even if it was a bullet or something else. Too many unknowns. The movement of his body also indicates a shot from the front that impacted the brain/spinal cord. No visual evidence of a wound to the back or side of the head - Frank Turek certainly didn't say anything about more than one wound.

I'm wondering about what was speculated to be a muzzle flash from Charlie's far right side. Was that a reflection on glass, meaning the flash was actually from a more frontal position, depending on the angle of the glass I suppose.

Lastly, the guy from Texas got the vid that showed a campus camera could capture the roof where Tyler supposedly shot from, but that footage hasn't been shown assuming the camera was working. The FBI's poor and incomplete footage of the exit from the roof certainly gives credence to a coverup and false narrative being formulated. It's possible, though, it's known by them he isn't the guy, but revealing too much now will prevent apprehension of the real culprit/s?

EDIT: Is it possible the ear bleed was from an entry wound assuming there was no earpiece either, but why wouldn't the neck exit wound be bigger - and where did the bullet go if it really was a bullet that hit him? Would that shot account for Charlie's head an body movements?

 

[Approaching Infinity]

As well when he goes over the edge, you distinctly see that the "hoodie" hide something solid as it make a straight line up. A hoodie is soft fabric and do not stand up.

That's allegedly the towel concealing the rifle, not a hoodie. I posted this video earlier. He makes a plausible case that Robinson would have laid out the towel to assemble the rifle, and then quickly wrapped the rifle in the towel, leaving behind the screwdriver.

He shows the process of what it takes to assemble a Mauser.

What is thus far the most likely entry and exit point of the bullet on the neck that people have figured out SOLELY on the videos that show Kirk being shot WITHOUT taking into account from where the shot might have come from?

So far: neck entry wound, no obvious exit wound.

 

[Approaching Infinity]

Kash Patel was asked some good questions on NewsMax:

He was asked directly about Twiggs, if the alleged texts were precomposed to exonerate him, and if he should be charged as well, since he obviously had knowledge of the attack and did not turn Robinson in. Kash says prosecuting decisions are in the hands of the state, not the feds, but the FBI is forwarding them all information they uncover, and they're getting a lot from friends and family members. He was asked about the footage of Robinson jumping off the roof and why there isn't a rifle visible. Kash didn't answer that directly, but said they have something like 800+ hours of footage they're combing through in cooperation with the university. He also pointed out that one reason they have to be careful about what they release is that it could affect the trial. That's standard law enforcement practice, but they could still release more than they have, IMO.

 

[lilyalic]

Yeah, good one. I don't really get the necklace explanation though. Can't see what would have caused it to move up if it was a clean shot to the neck well above the necklace.

Thinking about it, maybe it is an actual wire that was wrapped around the back of his head/neck down to the chest mic? Maybe he put the final piece in his ear once he'd sat down or at some other point, then it would make sense that we couldn't see it as he was on his way to the chair... Or maybe he didn't actually put the final piece (the piece that goes into your ear) in at all. Could the wire have pulled on the necklace??

 

[Approaching Infinity]

According to the Washington County Sheriff, he received the call from the Robinsons' family friend (who was a retired Washington County deputy) at 8:02 pm on Sept. 11. (Good info for Candace to add to "her timeline". ) "Within the hour," the retired deputy drove Tyler and his parents to the Sheriff's office (they got there "just before 9 pm"). Since they were not the lead agency, they all waited in his office for the next 2.5 hours until the other departments showed up to secure Robinson and raid the relevant locations. Local deputies had already "secured the homes" (i.e. just established a presence and waited outside), waiting until the arrival of the lead investigators. Tyler was driven north outside the county at around 2:00 am.

Candace's timeline says locals have told her they were hearing that Tyler was in custody at 7:00 pm, an hour before the Sheriff says he received the call, and 2 hours before he arrived at the sheriff's office. And that Twiggs was brought in for questioning at 11:00 pm.

 

[lilyalic]

Candace had new episode and raised quite a few questions others haven't asked. She talked quite a few locals and she mentions that locals thinks Tyler was asked to drop the gun behind a empty house owned by university where the real shooter went. Tyler was found in a dairy queen next day with the same maroon shirt in casual mode.

• The so called 'door cam' camera( not a door cam) belongs to a family with last name 'steel' who works for a company called caldera engineering who manufacture valves. Most of the people in that street has 'steel' last name and they work for that company, and some of family members are into politics. Members of this family gave interviews to all the big outlets including abc, BBC etc. Candace questions why they chose to give the footage to TMZ a Hollywood celebrity gossip outlet instead of local outlets?
• The footage is very grainy. Lot of cameras in the university and why are they not releasing the high resolution footage.
• Some body commented that, the FBI released discord 'script' contains a word 'outfit' which is used by woman. So the FBI script writer might have been a woman.

Theme seems to question whether it is Tyler Robinson who did the shooting at all?

Bibi's reactions reminds me one of the proverb my uneducated mother used to say - "How to find a thief? - the person who shrugged their shoulders". That doesn't mean to be so called "scientific" (which only got some traction during the last 200 years), but that is how things passed down from the old generations.

Here's the photo of Robinson "allegedly" in dairy queen around 6:38pm, I think it was on the day of the shooting actually not they day after. So 6 hours after the shooting, 17 minutes drive away from the campus.

 

[Benjamin]

It also makes me think that if they had removed it, it may not have have been easy - would that have been remarked upon?

I don't know if this applies to all, but body armour is worn like a vest. It has to go over the head and sit on the shoulders. To keep the plate from shifting it sits tight against the chest with velcro, clips or elastic at the sides. It could be quite an ordeal to remove. The easiest way would be to ask Frank if Charlie was wearing any.

The prior knowledge of the shooting that was posted on X were probably by individuals in this group of 'friends' that just couldn't hold their silence.

Like an "I know something you don't know" gloating power trip. Just a thought, I get a feeling of roleplay. "These guys" created a 'secret mission' scenario and Robinson played the 'hero'.

 

[SummerLite]

I watched this discussion last night. The video of the guy running across the roof was shown. I'm questioning why the video doesn't show the shooter laying prone taking the shot. Was this an area the camera couldn't see or was it deliberately cropped out for some reason? Saving evidence for the jury trial? What if another person is in the area where the shot was taken or the gun is already there. They set up the gun for the shooter then remove it after the shot is taken. This would explain some things perhaps, such as having the time to site in the scope, shooter running away quickly after the shot, does he have the rifle or not when jumping from the building. This would indicate a unknown second person who the authorities haven't a clue about so they eliminate that and go for the easier version. Only my wild imagination perhaps.

Here's the video if your interested, a debate of where the shot came from with the marine sniper who was already posted here. I found it to be a bit muddled and hard to follow with what Zeb was saying, a bit nervous maybe.

CannCon and Alpha Warrior open this episode of SITREP on a somber note, paying tribute to Boone Cutler—a warrior, mentor, and friend whose sudden passing leaves a deep void in the movement. Joined by guest Zeb Boykin, a Marine scout sniper, the hosts dive into a detailed analysis of the Charlie Kirk assassination, exploring ballistics, video evidence, and conflicting narratives. Zeb brings his technical expertise to assess shot trajectories, timing discrepancies, and whether the alleged shooter could realistically have carried out the attack. Together, the trio debates body armor theories, FBI inconsistencies, and the strange gaps in official reporting, raising new questions about what really happened in Orem, Utah. Blending heartfelt remembrance with hard-nosed investigation, the episode balances grief, camaraderie, and relentless pursuit of the truth.

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Wow! Many Dems have left the party plus Colorado was always red before the influx of liberals in the Denver area.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1968856696026984736