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

[Niall]

Someone found another instance of Kirk 'asking questions' re October 7th:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1985358032876843340

 

[Niall]

Kolvet distancing TPUSA from the Israeli government, which is, again, going overboard with posthumous 'canonization' of Kirk:

The full text of the "Israel War Room" post:

Charlie Kirk, founder of @TPUSA, will be posthumously honored at Israel’s 2025 Christian Media Summit in recognition of his courageous stand for truth and steadfast support of Israel, @StarrJPost reports.

@MrsErikaKirk will accept the award on her husband’s behalf — a moving tribute to a man who inspired millions to stand with Israel when it mattered most.The Pillars of Jerusalem Award, inspired by the verse teaching that the world stands upon justice, truth, and peace, will also be presented to @DouglasKMurray, @YaelEckstein, and Dr. Jürgen Bühler.

 

[Arwenn]

Candace Owens in her episode podcast below, suggested looking into NAR (New Apostolic Reformation), after she was contacted by a lady Mel on X (whose X handle is @villgecrazylady) regarding NAR infiltration of TPUSA. Owens starts talking about NAR at the 12 minute mark:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1985381554353213564

I’m trying to wrap my head around NAR and what it actually is, suffice it to say that my gut feel is it’s nothing good and rather insidious. It does indeed appear that Charlie’s organisation was infiltrated by these types, pastor Rob McCoy being one of them. Recommend reading Mel’s thread in full, Wiki links below to this new Evangelical type movement:
New Apostolic Reformation
Seven Mountain Mandate

 

[herondancer]

SOTT had lots of articles on NAR's predecessor, 'Dominionism'. This was all going on around 2011 - 2012:

• Dominionism: A 'dangerous' Christian movement influencing Michele Bachmann and Rick Perry?
• Bachmann Endorser Grant Say "It is Dominion We Are After... World Conquest"
• Inside the Christian Right Dominionist Movement That's Undermining Democracy in US
• The radical Christian Right's war on the U.S. Government
• Hijacking The Holy - C Street, Dominionism and Sarah Palin
• As Texas Gov. Rick Perry Enters GOP Race, New Exposé Reveals His Close Ties to Radical Evangelicals
• US: Meet the Christian Dominionist 'Prayer Warriors' Who Have Chosen Rick Perry as Their Vehicle to Power

They kind of fell off the radar after the 2012 election, but it appears they've been working in the background. The public in general seemed to see the group as a little unhinged, so maybe they felt a name change would help. New Apostolic Reformation has cool Martin Luther vibes which would appeal to Protestant normies.

edit: added info

 

[Charade]

Right, and they've probably done similarly before for other ops. This plane has had many other trips to US airbases in recent years, and typically via Paris, France. This flight history was published by Owens on that episode about the "Egyptian" military plane, apparently gleaned from FlightRadar:

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Its Provo drop-off could easily be 'masked' within a larger pattern of 'routine Egyptian-US military cooperation' and thus not raise suspicions.

Could this have also been the method employed for the Vegas shootings?

 

[Cosmos]

Jimmy Dore and company exposing a whole bunch of manipulative lying involving a lot of emotional manipulation by “the friends“ of Kirk? A study in recognizing quite some manipulative maneuverings?:

 

[Benjamin]

... Wiki links below to this new Evangelical type movement:
New Apostolic Reformation
Seven Mountain Mandate

I was reading the Dominion Theology and the Seven Mountains Mandate falls under the Pentecostal Kingdom Now theology.

Seven Mountains Dominionism, also known as the Seven Mountains Mandate or 7MM, has become a more prevalent manifestation of Kingdom Now theology since the early 2010s. Bill Bright, Loren Cunningham, and Francis Schaeffer are often credited as having been given the same divine vision that revealed the Seven Mountain Mandate in 1975. The mandate proposes that there are seven "mountains" that Christians must control to establish a global Christian theocracy and prepare the world for Jesus' return: government, education, media, arts and entertainment, religion, family, and business. The mandate is based on two Biblical passages: Isaiah 2:2–3, which says, "In the last days the mountain of the Lord’s temple will be established as the highest of the mountains," and Revelation 17:1–18, which describes "a scarlet beast... [with] had seven heads and ten horns." Prominent Christian leaders who support Seven Mountains Dominionism include David Barton, James Dobson, John Hagee, Bill Johnson, Lance Wallnau, and Paula White. Notable politicians who have embraced it include Michele Bachmann, Sam Brownback, Ted Cruz, Newt Gingrich, Mike Huckabee, Charlie Kirk, Sarah Palin, and Rick Perry.

I thought it was interesting that Charlie Kirk's name was mentioned under "notable politicians". Has the name been snuck in recently?

A guy by the name of Charles Peter Wagner is the founder of the NAR. Before this, he was a "key leader" in the Church Growth Movement, an evangelical movement that started with Donald McGavran and his book The Bridges of God. Church Growth see its origins in the Great Commission, Jesus's instruction to his disciples to spread the gospel throughout the world.

McGavran (1897-1990), a missionary in India, used statistical research, sociology and scientific analysis to show how to reach groups of people instead of random individuals by tailoring the gospel to cultural groups so as to be more appealing to them.

It was not until 1961 when the Institute of Church Growth was established at Northwest Christian College, now Bushnell University, in Eugene, Oregon. ...

In 1965, [Donald McGavran] organized the School of World Mission at Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, California, which was the institutional homebase for Church Growth studies until after his death. It has been the training ground for tens of thousands of pastors and missionaries of one hundred mainly evangelical denominations.

McGavran, along with his pupil [Charles] Peter Wagner, created the Fuller Evangelistic Association to apply his church growth methodologies to churches around the world with Fuller serving as their platform. He also created the Institute for American Church Growth in order to focus in on growth in America which was distinct as a nation state due to its ethnic and cultural diversity in its demographics.

Based on his lectures in Eugene and later at Fuller, McGavran published the book Understanding Church Growth (1970). In the work, McGavran articulated a key feature of his church growth theory, known as the "homogenous unit principle." Drawing from his experiences in India of mass movements, the homogenous unit principle reasoned that individuals are more likely to convert to Christianity en masse when they share similar demographics.

Ed Stetzer states that the Church Growth movement went astray when it became overly simplified into a series of formulas for church growth, and ultimately led to the very thing McGavran sought to avoid, namely a new kind of mission station.

Critics from other Christian groups suggest the movement is "only about numbers" and "success" oriented.

 

[Ruth]

Many people (including donors) are angered by lack of financial accountability by TPUSA. Indeed, it seems as if it may have been operating as a money laundering business (including receiving money indirectly from USAID). That is why Charlie Kirk wanted to do a "DOGE" like audit on the company he founded. It was swiftly shut down by Tyler Bowyer on Charlie's death. (15 minute vid from Redacted).

It inspired me to post this song by Don Henley. It's a reminder of how many businesses, politicians, spy networks and lobby groups get their funding! And it's probably why Elon Musk got 'frozen out', too. Follow the money!