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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15095195/tyler-robinson-roommate-text-messages-cops-arrest-utah.html
The FBI needs to put out multiple $3 million dollar rewards to find out how deep does this go, and I'm not talking a local AntiFa cult or terrorist cell but tracing it to handlers possibly at non profits like Bend The Ark and Act Blue.
Make it worthwhile to come forward as a credible informant like another Henry Hill and give them the life changing money and witness protection.
And maybe ultimately the financiers like Soros Jr, who even Trump said the DOJ was looking at racketeering charges against Soros Crime Family.
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Ah, they moved to https://www.charliekirkdata.org/ for some reason.
As expected, the fog of the hot takes phase began to clear over the weekend, and more reliable information emerged. It was not good news for leftists who’d hoped that the assassin of one of the most popular conservatives in America was also a conservative. Of all places, the New York Times broke the story, headlined, “Kirk Shooting Suspect Held ‘Leftist Ideology,’ Utah Governor Says.” ...
On NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Utah Governor Spencer Cox described Robinson as first being a “very normal young man,” who was later “radicalized” by the “deep, dark internet.” Governor Cox reported that, after reviewing extensive online evidence provided by his boyfriend, Lance Twiggs, 22 (who is cooperating), Mr. Robinson’s political ideology was “very different” from that of his conservative family.
“There clearly was a leftist ideology with this assassin,” Governor Cox said...
But the UK Daily Mail was much more helpful, and ran several stories yesterday packed with nauseating new information. One was headlined, “Trans 'partner' of Charlie Kirk suspect 'praised Joe Biden' before conservative activist was shot... as link to bizarre 'furry' lifestyle revealed.” Another ran below the headline, “Charlie Kirk's 'killer' made sick jokes just hours after 'shooting activist dead' as his twisted messages emerge.”
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15096571/Trans-partner-Charlie-Kirk-killer-Tyler-Robinson.html
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15096261/Charlie-Kirks-killer-sick-jokes-just-hours-shooting-activist-dead.html







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Ceffer, why is it that so much of what you post literally word for word says the exact same thing 2-3 times?
Ditto. I'd use ignore, but only do that for obvious bots. Also, just type a comment yourself. Have a thought yourself. I won't ignore you Ceffer, but it is rather annoying and sometimes makes no sense to be blunt.
Where did Robinson go after shooting Kirk?
Don't worry folks about a replacement for Charlie Kirk. Rumors have it that Ben Shapiro is working to take over Kirk's operation. I can hardly wait.


Battle of the narratives. This is why they want the population estupidated.
https://t.me/CIG_telegram/63704
Discord must release every name in that chat immediately.
This.
Discord must release every name in that chat immediately.
This.
Patrick says
Discord must release every name in that chat immediately.
This.
You realize that “releasing” names means to law enforcement and not to the public, and you’d have zero direct knowledge of the contents of the release, don’t you?
Battle of the narratives. This is why they want the population estupidated.
https://t.me/CIG_telegram/63704
The man, later identified as Zinn, told the officer, “I shot him, now shoot me” twice, according to a jail report compiled by UVU police. The officer reported that he could not see a weapon, but he placed Zinn in handcuffs while others at the scene cleared the area.
Once in custody, Zinn continued to say he was the shooter, the report continued. Officers asked Zinn where the gun was, but they say he refused to tell them. He reportedly asked for his attorney when he was brought back to the university police headquarters for questioning, even after police said they didn’t believe he was the shooter.
He later said he “did it to draw attention from the real shooter,” police wrote in the report. He was first taken to a nearby hospital for an undisclosed medical condition. While at the hospital, Zinn told an officer that “he was glad he said he shot the individual so the real suspect could get away,” the affidavit adds.
He reportedly asked for his attorney when he was brought back to the university police headquarters for questioning, even after police said they didn’t believe he was the shooter.
I would not be surprised if Robinson affiliated with them such as online gaming networks, etc

In my most recent podcast appearance, I opined that Charlie Kirk has single-handedly rescued our young men. Charlie arguably deserves sole credit for triggering the dual trends of young men returning to church and recommitting to the sanity of Republican political affiliation, where they are valued and lifted up instead of humiliated and mocked.
What Charlie Kirk has built is fairly called a signature accomplishment. But there’s so much more. Maybe most importantly, Charlie taught the rest of us that it could be done. He practically rubbed our faces in the fact that young people are not a lost cause.
Progressives slew him to shut him up and shut him down. But it was too late. Charlie survived long enough to prove the concept. He pioneered the trail. He showed us the way. He created an organization to train others, to reproduce and multiply his methods across the country and around the world.
No one can ever do it as well as Charlie. We will never again be gifted with an individual of Charlie’s good faith and with his breathtaking combination of talents.
But we will make up in numbers what we cannot reproduce in quality.
His assassination —his martyrdom— has sparked a wildfire of long-overdue conversation. For example, should people be fired for saying hateful and evil political things, calling ordinary people ‘’Hitler’ and fascists,’ and wishing death on fellow Americans? Obviously, the answer is yes. Yes, they should be fired. Promptly.
It shouldn’t be controversial. It’s not ‘cancel culture.’ It’s common sense. No one, for instance, should complain if a daycare worker gets fired for posting man-boy love memes.
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