Charlie Kirk shot from a distance, direct hit

[SojournerSteel]

I don't believe we know the truth.

Here's what keeps me grounded on the theory that Robinson in fact did it....

He or someone looking just like him is caught on the roof, marching to the university, climbing stairs, etc. He was in fact there.

How would you get a patsy to sign up to be Robinson, if he didn't do it...was just a decoy? How would you find someone willing to suffer through prison, trials, then the death penalty? Robinson would have had to sign up for this in some way, to be a decoy. To go to the campus, to the roof, knowing he's being set up (you would think).

Seem unlikely you'd find a volunteer for that. Could he have been 'duped' into it? I don't know how, but anything is possible.

Not saying it necessarily applies here but they had the MK-Ultra program (Ted K was a test subject at Harvard per wiki) to easily overcome many of these natural objections in a potential plant or patsy scenario. Like the pagers, we know it's all very doable for the intel community.

 

[Black & Gold Bleeder]

Candace Owens needs to go underground. Head for the hills.

 

[Tim Steelersfan]

FYI, I know many here know a lot about guns. And many do not. For those thinking a .22 round might have killed Charlie, and caused the exit wound we saw, I ask you to contemplate the size of the round/bullet. I took this photo of a .22 this weekend to show some perspective. The bullet (not the casing) is the length of my fingernail and 1/3 the width.

 

[Djfan]

FYI, I know many here know a lot about guns. And many do not. For those thinking a .22 round might have killed Charlie, and caused the exit wound we saw, I ask you to contemplate the size of the round/bullet. I took this photo of a .22 this weekend to show some perspective. The bullet (not the casing) is the length of my fingernail and 1/3 the width.

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Many years in the USA, the humble .22 is the most lethal gun out there. Brenda Spenser used it to shoot up an Elementary school in the late 1970s, killing a number of grown ups.

 

[Tim Steelersfan]

Many years in the USA, the humble .22 is the most lethal gun out there. Brenda Spenser used it to shoot up an Elementary school in the late 1970s, killing a number of grown ups.

I'm not making the argument that the .22 cal isn't lethal, it most certainly can be. In fact, it has been the weapon of choice for many gangsters back in the day for many reasons - little noise, up close lethality, etc. Was a common assassin weapon.

The reason I showed this image previously is to compare 'typical' exit wounds (no, the image below is not ALWAYS the case, just typically the norm).



I assume we all saw the graphic video and the wound on the left side of Charlie's neck. I am contending that it is incredibly unlikely a .22 round caused that much exit wound damage. It is incredibly hard to fathom his wound came from a .22 based on what we saw.

Further, we all heard the gunshot - unmistakably a high powered gun shot . That sound was definitively NOT from a .22, which barely makes a sound beyond a crack. So to believe the theory that a .22 did this means there had to have been two gunshots simultaneously.

But yes, to your point, the .22 has killed many a human being. No disagreement. A kid I knew in high school offed himself with a .22 round to the head.

 

[Tim Steelersfan]

Many years in the USA, the humble .22 is the most lethal gun out there. Brenda Spenser used it to shoot up an Elementary school in the late 1970s, killing a number of grown ups.

BTW Brenda used a Ruger 10/22 semi-auto. Believe it or not, my grandmother had one when I was growing up (she lived next door) among many other hunting weapons. That was my favorite little gun. I used it for squirrels, but most commonly shooting frogs in the head in the ponds on my family's farm to harvest frog legs

 

[Steelr4evr]

FYI, I know many here know a lot about guns. And many do not. For those thinking a .22 round might have killed Charlie, and caused the exit wound we saw, I ask you to contemplate the size of the round/bullet. I took this photo of a .22 this weekend to show some perspective. The bullet (not the casing) is the length of my fingernail and 1/3 the width.

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There's no way on God's green earth a .22 did that to Charlie. That was a lot of kinetic energy. A .22 barely makes much sound, kinda like an air rifle pumped up 10 times.

I stopped paying attention to 99% of the **** going on in social media about any of this. Most of it is made up nonsense, the rest is far fetched.


What they should be doing is getting inside of these left wing groups who are definitely going to do more of this and are currently attacking ICE agents around the country.

This is what marxist commies do when they're not in power. They're losing horribly right now.