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I don’t feel right using this account, until something can be said about the tragedy in Evergreen HighSchool, yesterday. Something needs to change. 309 mass shootings in a matter of 9 months, in the US alone, is sickening. It’s sad seeing so much delirium over Charlie Kirk’s death, when... show more

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BANNON: Look, the irony of ironies. It’s on day 3 of Charlie Kirk’s evidentiary hearing and Charlie is central to the no regime change movement on the American right. I can’t get over it. Who would’ve thought last September that 9 months later we’d be in a court of law going through an evidentiary hearing for the assassination of Charlie Kirk and you’d be talking about a gay furry lover of grown men in this nation in the 250th year of our Revolution?

BANNON: Look, the irony of ironies. It’s on day 3 of Charlie Kirk’s evidentiary hearing and Charlie is central to the no regime change movement on the American right. I can’t get over it. Who would’ve thought last September that 9 months later we’d be in a court of law going through an evidentiary hearing for the assassination of Charlie Kirk and you’d be talking about a gay furry lover of grown men in this nation in the 250th year of our Revolution?

Grace Chong, MBI

16,942 views • 1 month ago

TMZ issues clarification and apology over “tone death laughter” that could be heard in the background during livestream reporting about Charlie Kirk. “As we were reporting the asssasination of Charlie Kirk there were some people in the back room away from our news desk who were watching a car chase and they were laughing and clapping…they were not laughing that way about Charlie Kirk’s assassination.”

TMZ issues clarification and apology over “tone death laughter” that could be heard in the background during livestream reporting about Charlie Kirk. “As we were reporting the asssasination of Charlie Kirk there were some people in the back room away from our news desk who were watching a car chase and they were laughing and clapping…they were not laughing that way about Charlie Kirk’s assassination.”

Oli London

3,474,618 views • 11 months ago

Many people feel a certain way about this video being shared, and the general consensus is to refer back to Jackie O when she refused to change her bloody shirt. And yes, there is that, but also, remember the last memory any of us had of Charlie before this was his violent, very public death. In reality, she gave us the greatest gift of closure, seeing him laying in peace. It helps replace that video of his death with this video of his peace and love in our own heads. This will be our last memory of him, and it's amazing she was willing to share it with us. ❤️

Many people feel a certain way about this video being shared, and the general consensus is to refer back to Jackie O when she refused to change her bloody shirt. And yes, there is that, but also, remember the last memory any of us had of Charlie before this was his violent, very public death. In reality, she gave us the greatest gift of closure, seeing him laying in peace. It helps replace that video of his death with this video of his peace and love in our own heads. This will be our last memory of him, and it's amazing she was willing to share it with us. ❤️

Shipwreck

2,852,405 views • 11 months ago

Robson: My party didn't show up for me. My party was a very big disappointment for me. God bless. Thomas Massie and Marjorie Taylor Greene, that did come out in support of this and support of all of us… So I think what is what you're seeing now and what I'm seeing now is there are a lot of Republicans that are up in arms about this because again, this goes back to his campaign and pretty much everybody in his administration said that this would be something that would be a priority and that they would release the files.

Robson: My party didn't show up for me. My party was a very big disappointment for me. God bless. Thomas Massie and Marjorie Taylor Greene, that did come out in support of this and support of all of us… So I think what is what you're seeing now and what I'm seeing now is there are a lot of Republicans that are up in arms about this because again, this goes back to his campaign and pretty much everybody in his administration said that this would be something that would be a priority and that they would release the files.

Acyn

82,377 views • 11 months ago

"I think most people would focus on price. Seeing the price pick up would be something I very much look forward to, but in the end, it's all about kind of adoption, more people using it." Charlie Lee Ⓜ️🕸️, creator of @Litecoin and Director of the Litecoin Foundation ⚡️

"I think most people would focus on price. Seeing the price pick up would be something I very much look forward to, but in the end, it's all about kind of adoption, more people using it." Charlie Lee Ⓜ️🕸️, creator of @Litecoin and Director of the Litecoin Foundation ⚡️

Crypto In America

19,007 views • 6 months ago

Ben Shapiro: “[Charlie] was always an unbelievably great coalition builder that was something actually Tucker [Carlson] talked about yesterday… Tucker Carlson and I talked on Friday. Everybody knows that Tucker and I had our disagreements and have our disagreements about an enormous amount of policy issues, and I’m sure at some we’ll publicly discuss those issues and talk about our differences and all that.” “That doesn’t matter because we’re going to point our ships in the direction that Charlie wanted those ships to be pointed, which is in the direction of making the country stronger and better.” WOW, even in his passing, Charlie Kirk is still bringing Americans together!

Ben Shapiro: “[Charlie] was always an unbelievably great coalition builder that was something actually Tucker [Carlson] talked about yesterday… Tucker Carlson and I talked on Friday. Everybody knows that Tucker and I had our disagreements and have our disagreements about an enormous amount of policy issues, and I’m sure at some we’ll publicly discuss those issues and talk about our differences and all that.” “That doesn’t matter because we’re going to point our ships in the direction that Charlie wanted those ships to be pointed, which is in the direction of making the country stronger and better.” WOW, even in his passing, Charlie Kirk is still bringing Americans together!

RedWave Press

291,916 views • 11 months ago

RFK Jr. becomes filled with emotion as he shares an unforgettable conversation he had with Charlie Kirk about death. The long pause at the 22-second mark said it all. You could feel how heavily Kirk’s passing was weighing on him. “We were talking about the risk that all of us take when we challenge interest, the physical risk. And he asked me if I was scared of dying. And I said to him, there’s a lot worse things than death. And one of those things is if we lost our constitutional rights in this country and that our children were raised as slaves. “And… (long pause) “I said to Charlie, I said, sometimes the best consolation we can hope for is that we get to die with our boots on. Well, Charlie died with his boots on, and he died to make sure that we didn’t have to undergo those fates that are worse than death. “So, let’s remember Charlie. For those of us who were friends with Charlie, we don’t need any more evidence of the love of God, because the evidence, the friendship, is the best evidence that God loves us all. “Thank you, and God bless you.”

RFK Jr. becomes filled with emotion as he shares an unforgettable conversation he had with Charlie Kirk about death. The long pause at the 22-second mark said it all. You could feel how heavily Kirk’s passing was weighing on him. “We were talking about the risk that all of us take when we challenge interest, the physical risk. And he asked me if I was scared of dying. And I said to him, there’s a lot worse things than death. And one of those things is if we lost our constitutional rights in this country and that our children were raised as slaves. “And… (long pause) “I said to Charlie, I said, sometimes the best consolation we can hope for is that we get to die with our boots on. Well, Charlie died with his boots on, and he died to make sure that we didn’t have to undergo those fates that are worse than death. “So, let’s remember Charlie. For those of us who were friends with Charlie, we don’t need any more evidence of the love of God, because the evidence, the friendship, is the best evidence that God loves us all. “Thank you, and God bless you.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

1,141,284 views • 10 months ago

The first minute and the last half hour of yesterday were about as painful as football gets, but there was so much to be proud of in the in-between. When I remember this game, years from now, it’ll be this that I think of:

The first minute and the last half hour of yesterday were about as painful as football gets, but there was so much to be proud of in the in-between. When I remember this game, years from now, it’ll be this that I think of:

Part Time Fan 🏴🏳️

25,550 views • 3 months ago

NOW: Journalist Michael Shellenberger just dropped the hammer...and said what the media will NEVER admit about Charlie Kirk’s assassination. This isn’t about one deranged shooter. This is about an ENTIRE malignant culture that made political violence inevitable. Now Michael Shellenberger says it’s time for those responsible to be held accountable. “Look, I think it’s not likely to happen but the people that did this dehumanization need to take responsibility for it.” “I don’t think that it’s good enough not to just express lament about the assassination of Charlie Kirk.” “I think the media, the left, the universities in particular, need to own up to the fact that they participated in the very dehumanization that they for decades had been criticizing when done by people on the right.” “I don’t think that healing is going to be possible until some acknowledgement of really a decade-long dehumanization of roughly half of the country.”

NOW: Journalist Michael Shellenberger just dropped the hammer...and said what the media will NEVER admit about Charlie Kirk’s assassination. This isn’t about one deranged shooter. This is about an ENTIRE malignant culture that made political violence inevitable. Now Michael Shellenberger says it’s time for those responsible to be held accountable. “Look, I think it’s not likely to happen but the people that did this dehumanization need to take responsibility for it.” “I don’t think that it’s good enough not to just express lament about the assassination of Charlie Kirk.” “I think the media, the left, the universities in particular, need to own up to the fact that they participated in the very dehumanization that they for decades had been criticizing when done by people on the right.” “I don’t think that healing is going to be possible until some acknowledgement of really a decade-long dehumanization of roughly half of the country.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

2,384,205 views • 11 months ago

D’Souza says “we heard these rumblings about TPUSA losing donors but we were very much on the outside” And then he says that Shillman was messaging him the day before Charlie was killed essentially talking bad about Charlie. So clearly D’Souza wasn’t “on the outside.” And it’s clear from these videos that Shillman despised Charlie and thought he was a “Jew hater” too. These are the demons Charlie was forced to battle in the months before his death.

D’Souza says “we heard these rumblings about TPUSA losing donors but we were very much on the outside” And then he says that Shillman was messaging him the day before Charlie was killed essentially talking bad about Charlie. So clearly D’Souza wasn’t “on the outside.” And it’s clear from these videos that Shillman despised Charlie and thought he was a “Jew hater” too. These are the demons Charlie was forced to battle in the months before his death.

Mel

152,754 views • 5 months ago

Marco San Antonio Marco San Antonio isn’t staying quiet anymore. After Charlie Kirk’s assassination, he gave an impassioned speech as a City Councilman vowing not to be silent. Something has been activated in us all. “I can assure you in the light of what's happened today with the assassination of Charlie Kirk and seeing the fear of that young woman that young Ukrainian woman's eyes savagely murdered in North Carolina it has awakened something within me. I can assure the citizens of Encinitas I will no longer be the quiet one. I implore my colleagues and fellow citizens to no longer live in fear or to be silent.”

Marco San Antonio Marco San Antonio isn’t staying quiet anymore. After Charlie Kirk’s assassination, he gave an impassioned speech as a City Councilman vowing not to be silent. Something has been activated in us all. “I can assure you in the light of what's happened today with the assassination of Charlie Kirk and seeing the fear of that young woman that young Ukrainian woman's eyes savagely murdered in North Carolina it has awakened something within me. I can assure the citizens of Encinitas I will no longer be the quiet one. I implore my colleagues and fellow citizens to no longer live in fear or to be silent.”

Amy Reichert

17,066 views • 11 months ago

So now Candace is saying Miriam Adelson had something to do with Butler, PA shooting because Charlie Kirk and Andrew Kolvet told her that the money was given in exchange for annexing the West Bank. And Trump took it and said I’m going to F her over. I don’t believe for a second Charlie Kirk told her this in July of 2024. Also don’t believe she asked for that or that Trump would publicly tell people right after he would F her over. I stopped asking why Candace does what she does. If Charlie Kirk was alive none of these demonic cowards would have said any of these things. Begs the question who really benefited from that tragedy. That’s how this works right? So far the person who has benefited the most financially is Candace Owens. And it’s not even close.

So now Candace is saying Miriam Adelson had something to do with Butler, PA shooting because Charlie Kirk and Andrew Kolvet told her that the money was given in exchange for annexing the West Bank. And Trump took it and said I’m going to F her over. I don’t believe for a second Charlie Kirk told her this in July of 2024. Also don’t believe she asked for that or that Trump would publicly tell people right after he would F her over. I stopped asking why Candace does what she does. If Charlie Kirk was alive none of these demonic cowards would have said any of these things. Begs the question who really benefited from that tragedy. That’s how this works right? So far the person who has benefited the most financially is Candace Owens. And it’s not even close.

Insurrection Barbie

47,850 views • 4 months ago

The very moment that Charlie Kirk was struck by an assassin's bullet, he was deflecting to gang violence. He was being question about mass shootings in America by a crowd member when he retorted with a common deflection in these conversations, "counting or not counting gang violence?" Bringing up gang violence is a common deflection for people like Charlie Kirk, who actually don't care one bit about gang violence in the inner-city until it's time to blame crime in America on Democrats. I said before that I found it interesting that his last words were "gang violence" but now that I know the context he was using it in, I find it even more interesting that these were ultimately his last words. With all my heart, may God bless the kids that were hurt and traumatized in that mass shooting in Colorado earlier today 🙏🏿 and all the innocent people who fall victim to the mass shooting epidemic in our once great nation.

The very moment that Charlie Kirk was struck by an assassin's bullet, he was deflecting to gang violence. He was being question about mass shootings in America by a crowd member when he retorted with a common deflection in these conversations, "counting or not counting gang violence?" Bringing up gang violence is a common deflection for people like Charlie Kirk, who actually don't care one bit about gang violence in the inner-city until it's time to blame crime in America on Democrats. I said before that I found it interesting that his last words were "gang violence" but now that I know the context he was using it in, I find it even more interesting that these were ultimately his last words. With all my heart, may God bless the kids that were hurt and traumatized in that mass shooting in Colorado earlier today 🙏🏿 and all the innocent people who fall victim to the mass shooting epidemic in our once great nation.

Apex Jones

56,412 views • 11 months ago

Sage Steele: “Charlie Kirk is one of the strongest, bravest people that I know. He has, on a personal level, encouraged me so much to not be afraid to wear this cross like I used to be. He’s taught me so much about God and faith and doing the right thing even when it’s hard. “Charlie Kirk is changing this country and certainly changed the election.”

Sage Steele: “Charlie Kirk is one of the strongest, bravest people that I know. He has, on a personal level, encouraged me so much to not be afraid to wear this cross like I used to be. He’s taught me so much about God and faith and doing the right thing even when it’s hard. “Charlie Kirk is changing this country and certainly changed the election.”

RedWave Press

88,946 views • 11 months ago

This clip from Matt Walsh in his video about Charlie is very important. Every last one of you needs to watch it. "May we all be so successful and productive that our enemies celebrate when we die."

This clip from Matt Walsh in his video about Charlie is very important. Every last one of you needs to watch it. "May we all be so successful and productive that our enemies celebrate when we die."

9mmSMG

133,904 views • 11 months ago

WOW: Vince Coglianese makes a chilling point about the name of Charlie Kirk’s organization. This wasn’t irony...it was divine purpose. “His organization, that he started and has become so successful, it’s called Turning Point.” “I can’t help but think in some ways that that’s providential.” “The name of that organization...that not only did they start something that was designed to help change the country for the better...” “But Charlie’s death should be an invitation for the rest of us...to make this an actual turning point for the future of our country.”

WOW: Vince Coglianese makes a chilling point about the name of Charlie Kirk’s organization. This wasn’t irony...it was divine purpose. “His organization, that he started and has become so successful, it’s called Turning Point.” “I can’t help but think in some ways that that’s providential.” “The name of that organization...that not only did they start something that was designed to help change the country for the better...” “But Charlie’s death should be an invitation for the rest of us...to make this an actual turning point for the future of our country.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

1,389,534 views • 11 months ago

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey calls for change in the aftermath of the deadly shooting at Annunciation Catholic School: “The truth is that there needs to be change so that we don’t have another mayor in another month-and-a-half talking about a tragedy that happened in their city.”

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey calls for change in the aftermath of the deadly shooting at Annunciation Catholic School: “The truth is that there needs to be change so that we don’t have another mayor in another month-and-a-half talking about a tragedy that happened in their city.”

ABC News

28,915 views • 11 months ago

A postmodernist approach to ethics is “really concerning,” says Warren Smith, as was evident in the response to Charlie Kirk’s death. How to feel about political assassination became “just a matter of perspective. People at Emerson were throwing parties celebrating this…and that’s the sentiment on campus…I can say that is objectively wrong behavior.”

A postmodernist approach to ethics is “really concerning,” says Warren Smith, as was evident in the response to Charlie Kirk’s death. How to feel about political assassination became “just a matter of perspective. People at Emerson were throwing parties celebrating this…and that’s the sentiment on campus…I can say that is objectively wrong behavior.”

Conversations with Coleman

16,282 views • 8 months ago

RFK Jr. ended with a powerful reminder: some things are worth dying for, and Charlie lived that truth. “Charlie Kirk and I were talking about the risks that all of us take when we challenge entrenched interests.” “He asked me if I was scared of dying.” “I said to him, there's a lot worse things than death.” “And one of those things is if we lost our constitutional rights in this country and that our children were raised as slaves.” “I said, sometimes the best consolation we can hope for is that we get to die with our boots on.” “Charlie died with his boots on and he died to make sure that we didn't have to undergo those fates that are worse than death.” “For those of us who were friends with Charlie, we don't need any more evidence of the love of God because the evidence of friendship is the best evidence that God loves us all.”

RFK Jr. ended with a powerful reminder: some things are worth dying for, and Charlie lived that truth. “Charlie Kirk and I were talking about the risks that all of us take when we challenge entrenched interests.” “He asked me if I was scared of dying.” “I said to him, there's a lot worse things than death.” “And one of those things is if we lost our constitutional rights in this country and that our children were raised as slaves.” “I said, sometimes the best consolation we can hope for is that we get to die with our boots on.” “Charlie died with his boots on and he died to make sure that we didn't have to undergo those fates that are worse than death.” “For those of us who were friends with Charlie, we don't need any more evidence of the love of God because the evidence of friendship is the best evidence that God loves us all.”

End Tribalism in Politics

155,007 views • 10 months ago

I am sick and tired of these mass shootings happening in the United States of America and when I’m President, I’m going to go to Congress and we’re going to pass a federal expedited death penalty for anyone involved in a mass shooting so that they will meet their fate in months not years.

I am sick and tired of these mass shootings happening in the United States of America and when I’m President, I’m going to go to Congress and we’re going to pass a federal expedited death penalty for anyone involved in a mass shooting so that they will meet their fate in months not years.

Mike Pence

468,916 views • 2 years ago