Charlie Kirk's Assassin Allegedly Confessed On Discord

[00:00] What are we learning now?

[00:03] Uh the the suspect apparently used

[00:05] Discord. He was all over the internet,

[00:07] posted on all sorts of weird platforms

[00:09] and and uh forums.

[00:14] Reportedly, the suspect confessed to the

[00:17] murder on Discord. Now, previously,

[00:21] Discord had said that Discord, this this

[00:24] social media platform, was not used to

[00:26] plan the murder. And technically that

[00:28] would still remain true even if this

[00:30] report is correct because the report is

[00:32] not that he he said that he was going to

[00:34] commit the murder beforehand. It's that

[00:36] he confessed afterward a couple hours

[00:37] before he was apprehended by the

[00:39] authorities. So Discord looks a little

[00:41] dodgy here. Looks like it's hiding

[00:43] something maybe, but not that it

[00:45] actually lied. What did he write?

[00:46] Reportedly, he writes, "Hey guys, I have

[00:48] bad news for you all. Uh it was me at

[00:52] UVU yesterday. I'm sorry for all of

[00:54] this. I'm surrendering through a share

[00:56] of friend in a few moments. Thanks for

[00:57] all the good times and laughs. You've

[00:59] all been so amazing. Thank you for

[01:01] everything.

[01:04] The import of this is not that we're

[01:08] learning something new about the

[01:09] character of this monster. The import is

[01:13] the authorities are now looking into

[01:15] wider organization of this

[01:18] assassination. The authorities are now

[01:20] looking into fornowledge of the

[01:22] assassination. And there we are finding

[01:25] a lot of very very distressing clues. Go

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[02:49] Uh Aaron Sabarium at the Washington Free

[02:51] Beacon

[02:53] has found a series of posts. One says,

[02:57] "It'd be funny if someone like Charlie

[02:58] Kirk got shot on September 10th." You

[03:01] can look at the date well before the

[03:04] assassination.

[03:07] Another post, September 10th will be a

[03:09] very interesting day. Then after

[03:12] September 10th,

[03:14] he he reposts this and he says, "Uh, I

[03:17] plead the 5th."

[03:19] Again, this is that that post goes all

[03:22] the way back to August 6th. Could be a

[03:24] coincidence, maybe not a coincidence.

[03:28] Third post, Charlie Kirk is coming to my

[03:30] college tomorrow. I really hope someone

[03:32] evaporates him literally. Immediately

[03:35] followed by, let's just say, something

[03:37] big will happen tomorrow.

[03:40] Is that just a coincidence?

[03:43] Followed by

[03:45] Charles James Kirk, Mr. College dropout

[03:48] does not know what's coming tomorrow. Be

[03:50] ready. This isn't a threat. It's a

[03:51] promise.

[03:54] Maybe it's just all coincidences.

[03:57] Whenever a conservative goes to speak at

[03:59] a college campus, there are threats.

[04:03] That alone would seem to be a problem.

[04:04] That alone would seem to be the sort of

[04:06] thing that the federal government needs

[04:07] to look into. Whether we're talking

[04:09] about the university administration,

[04:10] whether we're talking about from the

[04:13] government or civil society the funding

[04:14] of the universities,

[04:16] whether we're talking about the student

[04:17] body, whether we're talking about

[04:18] prosecutions, sort of thing that they

[04:20] should look into.

[04:23] I have a hard time believing these were

[04:24] all coincidental.

[04:26] It'd be funny if someone like Charlie

[04:28] Kirk got shot on September 10th. It's

[04:30] pretty specific. September 10th will be

[04:32] a very interesting day.

[04:34] Something big will happen tomorrow.

[04:36] Charlie Kirk's coming to college. I hope

[04:37] he someone evaporates him literally.

[04:40] Be ready. This isn't a threat. It's a

[04:42] promise. If this murder

[04:45] was a conspiracy,

[04:48] as it increasingly appears to be, if

[04:51] this murder was a conspiracy,

[04:54] we have every right and responsibility

[04:56] to wield the government to dismantle the

[04:58] means by which the conspiracy was

[05:00] carried out.

[05:02] This is hard for some people to

[05:04] understand because they're locked in a

[05:06] prison of liberal ideology,

[05:09] individualist ideology that says we can

[05:11] never see groups. We can only see

[05:13] individuals.

[05:14] But human beings are social creatures.

[05:16] We're the political animal. We've known

[05:18] that since antiquity, since at least

[05:19] Aristotle. And we act in concert with

[05:22] one another. And when you want to root

[05:24] out problems, when you want to root out

[05:26] social problems, you have to look at

[05:29] groups and organizations and clubs and

[05:32] conspiracies

[05:34] and you have to be willing to wield

[05:35] power against them. If you liked that

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