Why use a physical projectile then? They could have just burst his jugular from the inside with their 4d weapons and we'd be none the wiser.4D physics.
Why use a physical projectile then? They could have just burst his jugular from the inside with their 4d weapons and we'd be none the wiser.4D physics.
We're none the wiser as it is. Nobody knows nuthin' and I expect it'll stay that way.none the wiser.
Why would they go to the trouble of embalming a person they intended to cremate? Huh.Was Charlie Kirk cremated, and his ashes placed at First United Methodist Church Columbarium?
Yes—according to public records and memorial listings, Charlie Kirk was cremated, and his ashes were placed at the First United Methodist Church Columbarium in Phoenix, Arizona.
You seem to be convinced.We're none the wiser as it is. Nobody knows nuthin' and I expect it'll stay that way.
Hope springs eternal. And won't it be fine when hope becomes reality. I mean, who would have thought there'd be peace in Gaza now! The Trumpster made it so. Color me stunned.You seem to be convinced.
Did they make those pagers look functional too? I'm presuming they were functional otherwise they wouldn't have been worn and used for such a great length of time and I don't think it would take much explosive "shaped charge" to create the necessary conditions in order for the liner to become the projectile (like it normally does in a "shaped charge").Another thought - who says it was a functional mic? Merely made to look like a functioning mic. And here's the kicker -
otherwise they wouldn't have been worn and used for such a great length of time
I'm sorry, I don't understand what you mean by this comment. Hope for what?Hope springs eternal. And won't it be fine when hope becomes reality. I mean, who would have thought there'd be peace in Gaza now! The Trumpster made it so. Color me stunned.
Because 3D have the technology, the ability, not only do the deed, but do it publicly and to cover it up?Why use a physical projectile then? They could have just burst his jugular from the inside with their 4d weapons and we'd be none the wiser.
I'm sorry, I don't understand what you mean by this comment. Hope for what?
Actually I was talking about a similar event that occured in the Middle East, but with pagers. I was presuming that they were functional for a long period of time prior to being detonated. Something can still work AND explode too! (You'll find China has a similar problem with it's manufacturing, but it's definitely not intentional, and it's due to poor workmanship and construction.)How long was Charlie's mic on his body before it detonated? 20 minutes, 30 minutes? 45 minutes? And unless we get the absolute truth regarding whether or not it functioned as a mic that recorded as intended, there's no way to verify if it was for real or fake.
Already did:I don't buy the exploding mic theory either. I know the Cs said that it was the case, but that doesn't mean that the transmission wasn't corrupted for whatever reason.
If someone can provide an explanation for why the mic moved towards Charlie's neck instead of away from it, I'll entertain the possibility.
And here's a (cross section) simulation of a similar type, where most of the explosive force comes out the rear of the device.
As such, if something similar to the second type where included in his mic pack, the mic pack would be propelled forwards rather than backwards. Whilst still firing a deadly projectile (not a bullet) through his neck.
I wasn't the one who suggested it was 4D technology. Do you have any examples of technology that causes recoil to invert direction?Because 3D have the technology, the ability, not only do the deed, but do it publicly and to cover it up?
I don't see what that means in terms of the topic at hand. We were talking about the fact that the mic moved in the same direction as the projectile.That comes from a poem by Alexander Pope. It basically means there is always hope, we can always hope.
That doesn't explain it, IMO. F=m•aAlready did:
I wanted to refresh my understanding of shaped charges. Turns out specific shaped charges will tend to move forwards, rather than backwards when fired. So this would explain the momentum in Charlies shirt moving forward.
Here's a basic rundown of how shaped charges work:
And here's a (cross section) simulation of a similar type, where most of the explosive force comes out the rear of the device.
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As such, if something similar to the second type where included in his mic pack, the mic pack would be propelled forwards rather...