The reason they ask to turn down the temp is so they can catch us off guard again.
Like Palestinian terrorists do.

Seems we’re fighting an ideological war against the left. So seems like they would apply the same tactics that have been working to date. Until we get our own oct 7 type of event. We have the will but the gloves aren’t off yet.

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Originally posted by 12GA:
Always the conservatives who have to take it down a notch and remain calm.

I don't see how that's going to happen now. Fuck that.

This nurse was in a group of co-workers and patients when a surgeon stated to them he hated Kirk and that he "had it coming, he deserved it" She took it to her employers the next day and also posted on her private Instagram account, and then was emailed and told to look for another job, suspended from her job. After the story received national attention, he resigned and she was reinstated.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.c...ered-dealth-charlie/

https://x.com/nypost/status/19...istration-day-239%2F

Deputy Director Dan Bongino Outlines Updates on Charlie Kirk Murder and His Emotional Struggles During Investigation

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino appears on Fox News shortly after Director Kash Patel to outline his perspectives on the investigation into the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

Deputy Bongino also wants viewers to know the investigation has been emotionally challenging for him due to his friendship with Charlie Kirk. Thankfully, Bongino notes he expects to be okay as the investigation continues.
WATCH:



https://theconservativetreehou...igation/#more-276071

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Originally posted by parabellum: It's always we who are urged to "take down the temp" and remain calm. Always, and I have had it. Now is not the time to be cool.

100%

Now is the time to push back hard. Conservatives haven’t dialed anything up. We haven’t rioted, looted, set fires, burned police cars, assassinated or attempted to assassinate people we don’t like. That needs to be thrown in every screeching liberal’s face.

I've now watched a lot of video on this subject. There are a number of questions that I have not seen answered in a way that makes any sense to me and a few observations.
1. How was it even possible that the roof was not secured?
2. The gun. There is video of him running across the roof and dropping down 20' to the ground. He clearly did NOT have the gun at this time. Where was it? IMHO it was not shoved down his pant leg as some have suggested. There's no way it was "broken down" and in the backpack.
3. The gun. So, he "hides" it in the woods. Why? If you know you aren't going to try to get it home and plan enough to inscribe on bullets why wouldn't you just leave it at the shooting spot? The inscriptions say to me he wants it found. If it wasn't with him as he dropped off the roof (see above) how does it get in the woods?
4. The FBI supposedly interviews the room mate who shows them texts/postings indicating the gun was hidden among other things. So, he obviously knew about it prior to him being turned in and didn't let authorities know. How is he not under arrest for aiding etc...?
5. Video of the first guy arrested. If I saw it right he's going on about, "kill me" etc.. That just seemed really off to me unless there was a lot more to that story than we saw.
6, I'm obviously way too old to understand this but what the heck is the whole "Furry Culture" connection? And a serious question, is there a difference between this "culture" and the whole Anime/Comic Con thing?

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/...734408&lctg=26773771

Suspect in Charlie Kirk Assassination Appears to Have Posted Confession Online Hours Before Arrest

Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old suspect accused of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk, admitted to the killing in a Discord chat, according to The Washington Post.

Roughly two hours before being turned in to authorities, an account tied to Robinson posted: “Hey guys, I have bad news for you all. It was me at UVU yesterday. im sorry for all of this.”

A member of the chat shared a screenshot of the message with the Post and confirmed it came from Robinson’s account. Discord also provided a copy of the confession to investigators, a source familiar with the company’s dealings with law enforcement told the outlet. Both the chat member and the Discord source spoke on conditions of anonymity.

According to the source, Robinson’s message was posted in a small private group chat with friends. The person also said Discord has been cooperating with the FBI and local law enforcement, turning over details about Robinson’s activity on the platform.

Discord previously stated that an internal review uncovered “no evidence that the suspect planned this incident or promoted violence" on the messaging platform.

Tyler Robinson fatally shot Charlie Kirk last week at Utah Valley University during an event for Kirk’s “American Comeback” tour. Police at first detained two individuals who were not related to the shooting and who were later released. Robinson was ultimately turned over to authorities by his father 33 hours after the assassination.

I hadn't heard of Sam Hyde before. He doesn't sugar coat anything.

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a trove of video exchanges in his "Change my Mind" format from his appearances on college campuses. They will live forever, on the web.

This is important to recognize, but even more so is that the debates Charlie had with college students and others are timeless. The statements, questions and his responses are timeless.

All people need to do is keep sharing those clips.

In many ways, Rush's commentary is also timeless. But he passed before he and his team started getting into the social media "clip" business, so there are not nearly as many Limbaugh clips available to share.

One subject that Charlie discussed that may not eventually be timeless is "college is a scam." We can only hope that colleges will get back to teaching instead of indoctrinating, and that more will realize they might not need a college education for something that they are good at and enjoy.

My wife and I are heading to PHX this weekend for Charlie's memorial. We feel we need to be there.

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Originally posted by Powers77:
I've now watched a lot of video on this subject. There are a number of questions that I have not seen answered in a way that makes any sense to me and a few observations.
1. How was it even possible that the roof was not secured?
2. The gun. There is video of him running across the roof and dropping down 20' to the ground. He clearly did NOT have the gun at this time. Where was it? IMHO it was not shoved down his pant leg as some have suggested. There's no way it was "broken down" and in the backpack.
3. The gun. So, he "hides" it in the woods. Why? If you know you aren't going to try to get it home and plan enough to inscribe on bullets why wouldn't you just leave it at the shooting spot? The inscriptions say to me he wants it found. If it wasn't with him as he dropped off the roof (see above) how does it get in the woods?
4. The FBI supposedly interviews the room mate who shows them texts/postings indicating the gun was hidden among other things. So, he obviously knew about it prior to him being turned in and didn't let authorities know. How is he not under arrest for aiding etc...?

I have the same questions. The gun didn't appear to be in his possession when he climbed down/jumped off of that building. He didn't disassemble it, put it in the backpack, and then reassemble and wrap it in a towel and leave it in the woods. That would be very time consuming. He was on the run.

He seems to have had some help. Maybe the roommate/lover will be arrested.

^Godspeed Steve. Mind doing sort of a range report for us? I'm sure many of us will see videos, but the stuff you can't get from a screen.

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Originally posted by chellim1:

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Originally posted by Powers77:
I've now watched a lot of video on this subject. There are a number of questions that I have not seen answered in a way that makes any sense to me and a few observations.
1. How was it even possible that the roof was not secured?
2. The gun. There is video of him running across the roof and dropping down 20' to the ground. He clearly did NOT have the gun at this time. Where was it? IMHO it was not shoved down his pant leg as some have suggested. There's no way it was "broken down" and in the backpack.
3. The gun. So, he "hides" it in the woods. Why? If you know you aren't going to try to get it home and plan enough to inscribe on bullets why wouldn't you just leave it at the shooting spot? The inscriptions say to me he wants it found. If it wasn't with him as he dropped off the roof (see above) how does it get in the woods?
4. The FBI supposedly interviews the room mate who shows them texts/postings indicating the gun was hidden among other things. So, he obviously knew about it prior to him being turned in and didn't let authorities know. How is he not under arrest for aiding etc...?

I have the same questions. The gun didn't appear to be in his possession when he climbed down/jumped off of that building. He didn't disassemble it, put it in the backpack, and then reassemble and wrap it in a towel and leave it in the woods. That would be very time consuming. He was on the run.

He seems to have had some help. Maybe the roommate/lover will be arrested.

I read or heard...I forget, that a theory was the gun was in the duffle bag he carried away. I did wonder about the length of that bag though. The theory went on to say that prior, he had the empty duffle in his backpack.

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Originally posted by chellim1:
I have the same questions. The gun didn't appear to be in his possession when he climbed down/jumped off of that building. He didn't disassemble it, put it in the backpack, and then reassemble and wrap it in a towel and leave it in the woods. That would be very time consuming. He was on the run.

He seems to have had some help. Maybe the roommate/lover will be arrested.

My understanding is he pitched it off the roof and the scope had some damage likely attributed due to the impact. The only roof video we've seen is him clambering/jumping from the roof and hobbling away.

It has been said he broke the rifle down when on the roof and then was able to get off the roof and to the trees easier.
Its been reported that the rifle was found reassembled when discovered by leo.
Part of what was left on the roof was a screw driver that was possibly used to disassemble the stock from the bbl/action.

Take a close, slow look at the video enlarged on a desktop monitor, and you can barely make out a longish black item in his hands, you can see it when he is crawling over the edge before the jump. The footage is "grainy" because of the limited resolution of the video, but IMO, I can see it. Kash Patel today stated that his DNA was positively ID'd on the towel, and I'll bet they get ID on the rifle and maybe the 30-06 rounds remaining in the gun.

As far as the roommate/boyfriend, just because Gov. Cox says he is not involved does not mean jackshit. He was part of the Discord dialog before and after the shooting, he's involved up to his neck.

I recently ditched my Cable TV service and use YouTubeTV for live TV.

They have split screen options, so I have been watching the 4 way split with Fox, CNN, MSNBC, and BBC. I keep the sound on Fox, but can see the headlines and ticker on the other channels.

A little while ago while watching The Five, CNN was talking about Trump's reference to "Leftist Violence" so I changed the sound to CNN to hear it.

Both the idiot host and his idiot guests insisted that right wing violence is worse than left wing. Citing multiple studies and what have you, and closing with something like "it's clear that right wing and Islamist violence is a much greater risk".

Whisky Tango Foxtrot?

Right wing AND Islamic violence is more than Leftist violence? Are you fucking kidding me? Now they lump Islamic violence with "right wing" because Islamists are "technically" far right in ideology?

Islamist + anything is going to be WORSE than anything else because Islamists are the most violent.

Just when you think they cannot stoop lower, they do. I'll be glad when the new owners of CNN clean up that cesspool.

Here is an analysis of the videos on campus of Robinson. I think he does a decent job of explaining some current questions. Whether this holds out or not, who knows.

YouTube video

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Originally posted by Erick85:
Here is an analysis of the videos on campus of Robinson. I think he does a decent job of explaining some current questions. Whether this holds out or not, who knows.

YouTube video

Sorry, but in my opinion, this guy (the video) is an idiot after watching just a few minutes. There's not a chance in hell that he has a full sized bolt action -06 stuffed down his pants. Not a chance.

My best guess is he sprained his ankle dropping from the roof which seems clear from the video of him dropping. That is why he's limping.

Additionally, we must ask ourselves if, by chance, he did breakdown the rifle, stuff it in his pants and/or backpack, hobble off campus and through a neighborhood, stop and reassemble the rifle, wrap it in something and then toss it in some "nearby woods", ...(takes breath...) how in the actual fuck would anybody just happen to be able to find it when they had no idea where to begin looking?

Also, take into account that this is a small college with, what, five or six campus cops? And they found the rifle, assembled, wrapped up, in "nearby woods", minutes after the shooting?

Right.

We're being lied to. I'm OK with it as long as there is a short term motive to do so, but this is where conspiracies begin, and there needs to be some truth coming out soon.