RIP: Charlie Kirk Assassinated at Event in Utah

[acptulsa]

Not much new, but he has two different views of cops retrieving the handgun found on the ground.

 

[jmdrake]

I thought this video was going explain how the bullet stated in Charlie Kirk's neck.



Nope. After going through all possible bullets, including reloaded once, none of this makes sense. Not unless all of these gun experts on YouTube are paid Russian bots.

 

[acptulsa]

WTAF is this?

 

[jmdrake]

So....in previous Charlie Kirk events drones were used to check rooftops but not on the day of Charlie Kirk's death? And why did they do the events outdoors? And why were there only 6 officers for 3,000 people? And why weren't people screened going in?

 

[acptulsa]

 

[acptulsa]

So....in previous Charlie Kirk events drones were used to check rooftops but not on the day of Charlie Kirk's death?

Who says? We know there were drones in the air.

Remember Butler?

"I've got a sniper lying on the rooftop."

"Roger that. Don't shoot him yet."

Yeah, that happened.

 

[acptulsa]

 

[acptulsa]

 

[acptulsa]

Phil Lyman...

Much of the footage allegedly of Robinson walking through the neighborhood came from relatives of Lyman, and were released by this nephew, who worked with Robinson's mother for a time:

Phil Lyman's nephew worked with Tyler Robinson's Mother?

Lots of weird connections in Utah

laissezfairelounge.substack.com

Allegedly, that nephew has a friend that looks more like the "Tyler Robinson" photo from the tunnel than Robinson does.

His name's Rob Hild, and you can judge for yourself.

 

[ClaytonB]

Much of the footage allegedly of Robinson walking through the neighborhood came from relatives of Lyman, and were released by this nephew, who worked with Robinson's mother for a time:

Phil Lyman's nephew worked with Tyler Robinson's Mother?

Lots of weird connections in Utah

laissezfairelounge.substack.com

Allegedly, that nephew has a friend that looks more like the "Tyler Robinson" photo from the tunnel than Robinson does.

His name's Rob Hild, and you can judge for yourself.

Seems like a long shot from this evidence but it is definitely the case that the mouth and jowls of the person in the courtroom photos do not match the face of the individual wearing the black shirt with the flag-and-eagle logo. Note that another antagonizer showed up at the first Charlie Kirk vigil to harass the observers of the vigil... wearing that same shirt. So, this is clearly some kind of PSYOP BS, regardless of who/how the trigger was pulled. In addition to the obvious Zinn PSYOP.

I still think my drone-mounted sniper-rifle is the best overall explanation... assuming that any of the footage is real...

 

[ClaytonB]

WTAF is this?

People forget that, underneath all those polished, professional-looking Midjourney photos, AI is still really doing this internally:

It's literally insane. You cannot make heads or tails of it. It's just probability-tables to the Nth degree...

 

[acptulsa]

 

[TheTexan]

I thought this video was going explain how the bullet stated in Charlie Kirk's neck.



Nope. After going through all possible bullets, including reloaded once, none of this makes sense. Not unless all of these gun experts on YouTube are paid Russian bots.

I wouldn't consider him a reliable source, as he doesn't think subsonic ammunition is even possible at all for 30-06, and it very obviously is possible. (Likely, is a different word)

Subsonic ammunition can be produced and fired safely and reliably for virtually any kind of barrel and chamber. Squib rounds from poorly tested ammo are certainly possible but that doesn't mean that that a reliable subsonic ammo for that barrel and chamber can't be produced.

Further, even with poorly designed subsonic ammo, squib rounds are still going to be quite rare.

I don't know why he would "consider all possibilities" and then rule out subsonic as impossible, when you can literally buy subsonic rounds for 30-06 off the internet.

(I would add, that if subsonic ammo was used, it was probably due to defective reloading, rather than intentionally with purchased ammunition)

 

[acptulsa]

 

[acptulsa]

(I would add, that if subsonic ammo was used, it was probably due to defective reloading, rather than intentionally with purchased ammunition)

I'm having a tough time picturing Tyler Robinson going out of his way to get designer ammo at all, much less light loads for a 30-06 specifically for the purpose of shooting one over four hundred feet.

 

[TheTexan]

I'm having a tough time picturing Tyler Robinson going out of his way to get designer ammo at all, much less light loads for a 30-06 specifically for the purpose of shooting one over four hundred feet.

Yea that's why I would figure it would be a defective reload. If he were tacticool enough to use subsonic ammo he'd have chosen a cooler rifle.

Plenty of ways for a reload to produce subsonic results without intending to

 

[TheTexan]

Unexplored possibility also is he's a big enough moron to use wrong ammunition for the rifle, though I'm not sure what kind of wrong ammunition you could put in a 30-06 that would fire

 

[acptulsa]

I'm not sure what kind of wrong ammunition you could put in a 30-06 that would fire

Don't hold your breath while you're looking for it.

 

[TheTexan]

Don't hold your breath while you're looking for it.

Why the snark? Are you a moron or just an asshole?

Weapons are capable of firing many cartridges they aren't designed for, and if Tyler is as big of a moron as you are, then it could be what happened.

 

[TheTexan]

It's also possible that his rifle was equipped with a conversion sleeve such as this one

https://www.gunpartscorp.com/products/197720

That one converts it into 32 acp which would explain a lot