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Does anyone remember on Infowars when Alex Jones walks up to the microphone watches the video and says "He was definitely hit in the chest because of that blowback and it ricocheted and hit him in the neck." This man is an avid gun collector and shooter his instant... show more

Crystal Smallen

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Фото профиля Dragon Slayer

Dragon Slayer8 дней назад

I missed Alex Jones saying this, but regardless he was wrong about the Win-Mag .308 or .300. & of course he was wrong about the body armour. He could have been correct about a pistol. Interestingly enough, even in this clip, I can see Charlie's shirt move before his neck opens up

Фото профиля Crystal Smallen

Crystal Smallen8 дней назад

Exactly

Фото профиля LiamMcD

LiamMcD8 дней назад

@Richard91134585 The shirt moves because of the energy of the bullet, you no-ballistics understanding retards. 🙄

Фото профиля Crystal Smallen

Crystal Smallen8 дней назад

@Richard91134585 Ebonics please

Фото профиля slippinjimmy | 🤫øutrage

slippinjimmy | 🤫øutrage8 дней назад

Jones saying Valhalla def seems weird now

Фото профиля Crystal Smallen

Crystal Smallen8 дней назад

300 Win Mag holds about 90 grains of powder compared to the .30-06's 68 grains, giving the magnum roughly 35% more capacity.

Фото профиля Scarlett Quest

Scarlett Quest8 дней назад

👀

Фото профиля Crystal Smallen

Crystal Smallen8 дней назад

Yeah he did say Valhalla. It seems to be the ongoing theme.

Фото профиля Scarlett Quest

Scarlett Quest8 дней назад

Thank you for posting this

Фото профиля RABBIT CHASER 🇺🇲

RABBIT CHASER 🇺🇲8 дней назад

Ewwww...Alex Jones said Valhalla also...weird

Фото профиля Morgan

Morgan8 дней назад

Yes. The jolt was from his chest, side, heart lung area. How does anyone not see this??

Фото профиля Lalau

Lalau8 дней назад

No bullet.

Фото профиля AuroraBoredReal

AuroraBoredReal8 дней назад

This man shit on the graves of schoolchildren and caused the harassment of the dead kids families for years. You continue to align yourself with the worst people on earth, because you are one of them.

Фото профиля Crystal Smallen

Crystal Smallen8 дней назад

You idiot

Фото профиля AuroraBoredReal

AuroraBoredReal8 дней назад

Gross. 🤮

Фото профиля Charleen

Charleen8 дней назад

I can’t stand listening to his voice. It hurts my soul.

Фото профиля Morgan

Morgan8 дней назад

I think that's why a lot of us after the first viewing thought oh gosh he was shot in the chest, that's where that first puff appears. I thought that too.

Фото профиля JS

JS8 дней назад

Your first mistake is trusting or believing anything Mossad Alex Jones says.

Фото профиля 🕳️🐇

🕳️🐇8 дней назад

No one knew what was going on immediately after.

Фото профиля Choo Choo32

Choo Choo328 дней назад

I remember this clearly

Фото профиля Joe Stellar

Joe Stellar8 дней назад

And then he says “could’ve been the neck too, yeah”

Фото профиля Tim Smyth

Tim Smyth7 дней назад

bitch you are retarded

Фото профиля Truth🔍Debates💭

Truth🔍Debates💭8 дней назад

What the hell are you talking about… did you even think about it before posting?

Фото профиля Crystal Smallen

Crystal Smallen8 дней назад

Nun None None ya None yaa None ya damn NONE YOUR DAMN BUSINESS

Фото профиля Truth🔍Debates💭

Truth🔍Debates💭8 дней назад

You are retarded, stop attacking Erika and what Charlie loved idiot

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Alex Jones has some quirky takes sometimes I don’t agree with… but here I do. A .30-06 round hit Charlie in the neck, soft tissue, and basically something as frail as chicken bones stoped it. The only way I’d be able to accept this is if the 30-06 round ricocheted off of something and a fragment hit his neck. “Man of Steel”

Alex Jones has some quirky takes sometimes I don’t agree with… but here I do. A .30-06 round hit Charlie in the neck, soft tissue, and basically something as frail as chicken bones stoped it. The only way I’d be able to accept this is if the 30-06 round ricocheted off of something and a fragment hit his neck. “Man of Steel”

MJTruthUltra

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I can’t shake the crisis actors claiming he was shot in the chest and heart. That’s where his cross was. Erika is knowingly showing a different necklace than he was wearing that day. He was only wearing the cross, and the chain broke. I think the chain could have hit the RODE mic, causing it to shatter. Taking his shirt off or a struggle in the SUV could have caused it to shatter more. It could have been stepped on in the car too, explaining the pieces on the floor. It looks like the cross flew up and hit him in the neck instead of the chest. The cross breaking the chain is the only explanation for the chain breaking where it did.

I can’t shake the crisis actors claiming he was shot in the chest and heart. That’s where his cross was. Erika is knowingly showing a different necklace than he was wearing that day. He was only wearing the cross, and the chain broke. I think the chain could have hit the RODE mic, causing it to shatter. Taking his shirt off or a struggle in the SUV could have caused it to shatter more. It could have been stepped on in the car too, explaining the pieces on the floor. It looks like the cross flew up and hit him in the neck instead of the chest. The cross breaking the chain is the only explanation for the chain breaking where it did.

Honest Ash

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does anybody else see a bullet at the time of the first audible shot in this? it looks like it ricochets right off too, almost at the exact angle of repose and relative to the gun. so one agent says "gun", one removes it, and it fires? then other agents hear this and just unload -- which is indefensible. that's why they panic and say "where's the gun" "he has the gun" the gun was fired while it was in the custody of the guy who's running off. they know they fucked up in real time

does anybody else see a bullet at the time of the first audible shot in this? it looks like it ricochets right off too, almost at the exact angle of repose and relative to the gun. so one agent says "gun", one removes it, and it fires? then other agents hear this and just unload -- which is indefensible. that's why they panic and say "where's the gun" "he has the gun" the gun was fired while it was in the custody of the guy who's running off. they know they fucked up in real time

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🚨Breaking: Michael Cargill says a gun was stolen from his store. But it is unconfirmed whether it was THE gun that was used in the shooting rampage around Austin. So why is the media saying it was his gun? And who does he need to sue?

🚨Breaking: Michael Cargill says a gun was stolen from his store. But it is unconfirmed whether it was THE gun that was used in the shooting rampage around Austin. So why is the media saying it was his gun? And who does he need to sue?

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NEW: Man accused of fatally shooting his girlfriend in the neck while “playing” with a firearm “put it in my mouth” Indianapolis police arrested Louis Jenkins Jr., 20, in connection with the death of Rebecca Carter, 21 A witness claimed Carter was “kissing the gun” and at one point told Jenkins to “put it in my mouth.” The witness told police Carter was handling Jenkins’ gun while sitting on a couch during a FaceTime call and was “playing with the gun.” He said the gun went off after Carter either grabbed it or struck the trigger while Jenkins was holding it "While the gun was pointed at Ms. Carter, his finger slipped, and it hit the trigger and went off," the affidavit reportedly said

NEW: Man accused of fatally shooting his girlfriend in the neck while “playing” with a firearm “put it in my mouth” Indianapolis police arrested Louis Jenkins Jr., 20, in connection with the death of Rebecca Carter, 21 A witness claimed Carter was “kissing the gun” and at one point told Jenkins to “put it in my mouth.” The witness told police Carter was handling Jenkins’ gun while sitting on a couch during a FaceTime call and was “playing with the gun.” He said the gun went off after Carter either grabbed it or struck the trigger while Jenkins was holding it "While the gun was pointed at Ms. Carter, his finger slipped, and it hit the trigger and went off," the affidavit reportedly said

Unlimited L's

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ALEX COUGHLAN'S FAMILY asked me to share this beautiful, touching clip of him reading to his little nephew. It really conveys the type of person Alex was. If you would like to get to know who Alex was and how he lived his life, then please watch the duration of this short memorial video in his honour. Please also take part in what is asked at the end of the video, and also use these hashtags when sharing: #AlexCoughlan #RememberHim #SpeakHisName Let's keep his name and face in the public eye. Make sure this memorial video reaches every person in this country and beyond. Share it with everyone you know. Share it the world over. NEVER FORGET ALEX. Unfortunately, it may be shadowbanned, so we all need to pull together on this one. Just to say... Alex was a truly wonderful person by all accounts. It is important to keep this post and all comments about HIM. Please. For this one post. Do this in memory of Alex. Because one cruel and final indignity that is visited upon those who have had their lives stolen is the fact that the unforgivable act can end up defining that person in the public eye by that very act itself. Who the person was can be lost amidst the tragedy. Alex was someone I would have loved to know. I wish I'd had that great privilege and I know he comes from an amazing family. They will read these comments most likely. So please be mindful of that. Thank you.

ALEX COUGHLAN'S FAMILY asked me to share this beautiful, touching clip of him reading to his little nephew. It really conveys the type of person Alex was. If you would like to get to know who Alex was and how he lived his life, then please watch the duration of this short memorial video in his honour. Please also take part in what is asked at the end of the video, and also use these hashtags when sharing: #AlexCoughlan #RememberHim #SpeakHisName Let's keep his name and face in the public eye. Make sure this memorial video reaches every person in this country and beyond. Share it with everyone you know. Share it the world over. NEVER FORGET ALEX. Unfortunately, it may be shadowbanned, so we all need to pull together on this one. Just to say... Alex was a truly wonderful person by all accounts. It is important to keep this post and all comments about HIM. Please. For this one post. Do this in memory of Alex. Because one cruel and final indignity that is visited upon those who have had their lives stolen is the fact that the unforgivable act can end up defining that person in the public eye by that very act itself. Who the person was can be lost amidst the tragedy. Alex was someone I would have loved to know. I wish I'd had that great privilege and I know he comes from an amazing family. They will read these comments most likely. So please be mindful of that. Thank you.

Susanne Delaney

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“The idea was, when he (Vincent D'Onofrio) decides to reveal himself they did a special version of his makeup that was very stretchable. What he does is he grabs the back of his head and he just starts tugging on it. The idea was he would pull it as far as he could, and then we would take over stretching the image, making it appear to be distorting in a way that it physically couldn’t. Then basically when I shot Vince I just kept urging him to pull harder, and harder, and harder until finally the final take he just pulled it until the makeup just ripped. We said, ‘Okay, we got it.’ That’s what’s in the show because it’s really tugging on his face the maximum it could be done, and then we just extended that. Helped by a little bit of editing we were able to put a ridiculously large CG creature inside of a human sized body, and we’re not seeing it all at one time, you kind of get away with the fact that, well maybe he was in there he was just hunched up.” – Eric Brevig, Men In Black visual effects supervisor.

“The idea was, when he (Vincent D'Onofrio) decides to reveal himself they did a special version of his makeup that was very stretchable. What he does is he grabs the back of his head and he just starts tugging on it. The idea was he would pull it as far as he could, and then we would take over stretching the image, making it appear to be distorting in a way that it physically couldn’t. Then basically when I shot Vince I just kept urging him to pull harder, and harder, and harder until finally the final take he just pulled it until the makeup just ripped. We said, ‘Okay, we got it.’ That’s what’s in the show because it’s really tugging on his face the maximum it could be done, and then we just extended that. Helped by a little bit of editing we were able to put a ridiculously large CG creature inside of a human sized body, and we’re not seeing it all at one time, you kind of get away with the fact that, well maybe he was in there he was just hunched up.” – Eric Brevig, Men In Black visual effects supervisor.

Horror4Kids

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