Rod Long

Since the week leading up to Charlie’s death, I have had vivid dreams. They have been unceasing. I wish he were alive so I could tell him that I don’t doubt him anymore and that it weighs so heavily on my heart that I didn’t see it sooner. There is a deep sense I have that I wasn’t meant to see it sooner but it weighs on me nonetheless. They will not get away with what they did to him. Neither will all of you vultures who are tried to assist them in the cover up.

🇺🇸🇮🇱 29 House Democrats just sent a letter to the Trump admin demanding they publicly acknowledge Israel's nuclear weapons program. That's a direct challenge to 50+ years of bipartisan U.S. policy. Washington has known about Israel's arsenal since the late ‘60s and has chosen, deliberately, to never say so out loud. It’s called “nuclear opacity,” and it allows the U.S. to maintain strategic cooperation with Israel while avoiding a confrontation with Arab states. If acknowledged, the NPT framework the U.S. uses to pressure Iran, North Korea, and others would lose credibility overnight. And any future arms control negotiations in the region start from a completely different baseline. So Democrats are essentially handing Trump a diplomatic grenade and asking him to pull the pin. He won't. But the fact that 29 members of Congress are willing to go there publicly tells you how much things have changed. Source: The Washington Post

Today if Charlie Kirk were alive some of you would be treating him just as you are Tucker Carlson.

🚨“What Caused Charlie’s Shirt To Move Like That?” I explained this about a week after the assassination and dozens of times since. The physics haven’t changed. It’s straightforward once you understand the mechanics. Just like everything else, ignorant people still try to turn this into proof of some elaborate conspiracy. It's not. The bullet struck the front of his spine accelerating the spine rearward right where the necklace chain was resting. That massive, instantaneous energy transfer (like a high-speed Newton’s Cradle) launched the chain to his rear at hundreds of feet per second in a fraction of a millisecond. Yank a necklace hard from behind — the front (with the pendant acting as a counterweight) flies upward violently. Hundreds of pounds of force were involved. That sudden whip snapped the chain, likely at the clasp, and explains the dramatic shirt movement we all saw. That movement is the pendant being accelerated upward under his shirt. The forces and speed at which this all occurred are understandably hard to imagine for most people. The broken clasp was too big to slide through the cross pendant loop (attachment point) which is why the free running portion of the necklace can later be seen hanging off Charlie's left side. The cross pendant was stuck on his shirt collar. Not complicated. Not a squib. Not faked. Not special effects. Not an exploding microphone (you all pushing that are complete imbeciles and grifters). Just ballistics + basic physics. Not proof of a conspiracy. The necklace simply reacted exactly as you’d expect from a high-velocity impact.