Re: The Charlie Kirk assassination and the impulse to declare things as forgeries
Posted: Fri Oct 31, 2025 4:22 pm
Understood, thanks WS.Wahrheitssucher wrote: ↑Fri Oct 31, 2025 3:49 pm
No need to go anywhere with it.
Just recognise the apparent insincerity + deception and then be content to stay with that uncertainty.
Why speculate further? I don’t think speculation is very useful if we aren’t being given all the details yet. Plus I suspect crazy speculation is desired (as I explained at the very beginning of this topic-thread).
If we want certainty then:
Step 1. be open to and aware of any incongruity, inconsistency, insincerity, suspicious behaviour, possible deceitful behaviour.
Step 2. stay with that, as the narrative develops, without any favoured conclusion.
Step 3. be open to all possibilities and collect and categorise the evidence.
SUMMARY: There are so many inconsistencies here. We don’t have to supply reasons or conclusions for them. I think it’s just reasonable and helpful to notice them PLUS to bring them to the attention of others.
Q.1. Yes, but admittedly not as much as you. I am not in the same country as you, and so Charlie Kirk wasn't necessarily an important figure to me on politics, economics, history - except maybe in the context of the "culture war" between the modern Right and Left. As such, I am mostly "interested" (if you can even call it interest) in this topic from the culture war perspective, as well as what it may mean for the Jewish Question and more broadly, holocaust revisionism. Also not being in your country, I am not knowledgeable about for example, the mechanics of firearms, or the various technicalities of the rounds, etc so i don't have much context for arguments about firearm assembly, magazines etc.
AND… I have some questions for you, if you’ll allow them:
Q1. Aren’t you aware of the many inconsistencies/illogicalities in the official narrative and behaviour of key players.
Q2. I still don’t know if you watched Erika’s ‘performance’ at that weird ‘memorial’ service/political rally. Did you?
Q3. Did you watch clips of her giving interviews, etc.? Did she look in grief to you?
Q4. Don’t you think her ‘performance’ at the casket with supposedly Kirk’s hand looked ‘staged’ and was not something a normal person would get filmed and put on their social media?
Q5. Have you no problem with the crime scene being ‘renovated’ = tampered with/destroyed?
Q6. Are you ok with Kash Patel terminating Joe Kent’s investigation of possible foreign involvement?
Q7. Don’t you think it is unlikely that there was no visible blood on the ground, on Kirk’s clothing, on the hands and clothing of those who lifted him and carried him?
Q.2. Yes i did, and i found it artificial and shlocky. However, that's how I feel about every public figure in American life (sorry) and American politics more specifically. Especially modern conservatism, those people (including Erika Kirk) are slime as far as I'm concerned.
Q.3. Yes, see above.
Q.4. Agreed, except instead of "staged", to me I would say it looked slimey and managed, as if by a PR firm and designed to look like an advertisement for Conservative Inc.
Q.5. I'm not up to speed on these details and what this means. Is it not normal for investigating authorities to retain control over a crime scene?
Q.6. This is indeed a "smoking gun" of sorts. My understanding is that this is a relatively recent development, so when I asked you upthread for tangible evidence of Israeli interference, this hadn't happened yet. I consider this to be a substantive point in the "foreign involvement" theory and I thank you for informing me on this.
Q.7. Yes fair enough, but I don't know what this means. Are we saying that's a dummy? Are we saying he wasn't really shot and that he's still alive? These alternatives seem preposterous to me unless I'm given something substantive.