It’s Like the 1998 Movie Snake Eyes Knew What Would Happen to Charlie Kirk

[00:02] Let's get into it. Coach Colin here.

[00:06] This is very, very odd. Now, I heard

[00:11] about this a little bit and I was like,

[00:13] it's just one of those things. People

[00:15] are talking about this movie. This movie

[00:17] similar to this events. I'm like, okay,

[00:19] okay, okay. But then I heard the

[00:23] similarities

[00:25] and it is mindblowing. and somebody

[00:29] decided to take to chat GPT and figure

[00:32] out the odds of all these similarities.

[00:36] Now, I want you to listen to this

[00:38] because this is wild. I've never seen

[00:42] the movie Snake Eyes and I know I feel

[00:45] like now if I watch it, I'll be able to

[00:47] make even more connections. If there's

[00:49] this many connections, there's probably

[00:51] even more that we're completely unaware

[00:54] of. But listen to this.

[00:58] There are a lot of similarities between

[01:00] the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk

[01:02] and some of the main events in the 1998

[01:04] film Snake Eyes. Please tell me the odds

[01:06] of all of these synchronicities lining

[01:08] up between the two. The film has a

[01:09] boxing match and assassination that took

[01:11] place on September 10th, the exact date

[01:13] of Charlie Kirk's real life execution

[01:15] and assassination. The boxer in the

[01:17] film, nicknamed the executioner, also

[01:19] has the name

[01:21] >> also has the name Tyler.

[01:24] I mean, just look at that. It's not

[01:26] enough that it's just a similarity. It's

[01:28] not it's it's the fact that you see an

[01:32] actual thing in the movie that says

[01:34] executioner

[01:36] Tyler

[01:38] September 10th.

[01:43] Come on. This is nut. It's already nuts.

[01:46] We're not done.

[01:47] >> Tyler, which is the name of Charlie

[01:49] Kirk's accused assassin, Tyler Robinson.

[01:51] In the movie, a spectator in the crowd

[01:53] gives a hand signal to coordinate with

[01:54] the sniper. Videos of Charlie Kirk's

[01:56] assassination show a similar spectator

[01:58] gesture that some claim matches this

[02:00] exactly. Charlie Kirk was shot in the

[02:02] neck. And not only was the victim in the

[02:04] film also shot in the neck, but the

[02:06] person shot in the movie is also named

[02:08] Charles Kirkland, a near identical name

[02:11] to Charlie Kirk. The

[02:13] >> the guy's name is Charles Kirkland.

[02:18] I mean, come that right there is wild to

[02:22] me. Is that not Listen, I know there's

[02:26] some people who who just can't be pulled

[02:28] on to any side of things when it comes

[02:30] to this type of weird stuff. I know how

[02:32] weird this is. I'm wearing a tin foil

[02:34] speedo. I have no pants on, okay?

[02:36] There's a tin foil speedo on. That's it.

[02:38] That's all I needed. Okay, with shoes

[02:40] on. That's it.

[02:42] But the fact that the guy's name is

[02:44] Charles Kirklet and he's even gesturing

[02:48] towards touching the exact same spot

[02:51] that Charlie did not get to actually

[02:54] touch because he was already too far

[02:56] gone apparently.

[02:59] Come on. The film features a tropical

[03:01] storm called Jezebel. 2 days prior to

[03:03] Charlie Kirk's death, Jezebel magazine

[03:06] published a viral article titled, "We

[03:08] paid some Etsy witches to curse Charlie

[03:10] Kirk." a character attack on Charlie

[03:12] that drew massive attention. You could

[03:14] even say a media storm. Snake Eyes was

[03:16] filmed at Donald Trump's Taj Mahal

[03:18] Casino, which is also a synchronicity as

[03:20] Kirk was a key figure in Trump's 2024

[03:22] re-election campaign, often credited

[03:24] with maybe even solidifying his victory

[03:26] in real life. Charlie Kirk's memorial in

[03:28] real life was held at State Farm Stadium

[03:30] in Glendale, Arizona, a venue frequently

[03:32] described as resembling a coiled snake

[03:34] due to its curved serpentine roof design

[03:37] echoing the film's title, Snake Eyes.

[03:39] The slogan of the movie was believe

[03:41] everything except your eyes, which is

[03:43] ironic because there are a lot of people

[03:44] questioning the narrative we are being

[03:46] told about the Charlie Kirk shooting in

[03:47] real life. Lastly, at the memorial of

[03:49] Charlie Kirk, Trump and Elon were seen

[03:51] showing the same hand signal as Nicholas

[03:53] Cage was on the official movie post.

[03:57] >> Now, you got to think about that

[03:59] because,

[04:00] you know, if we want to get into, and I

[04:02] know so many people always say it, I

[04:05] make fun of it all the time when people

[04:06] say it. They go, "The world is a stage,

[04:09] man. Two wings of the same bird, bro."

[04:13] And they feel so I make fun of them

[04:15] because they feel like they're the first

[04:16] person to ever say it. People have been

[04:18] saying it since the 60s and they're

[04:20] like, "I just figured it out. 2024, it's

[04:23] me." But, uh,

[04:27] I know you're hurt right now if you're

[04:28] one of those people. I'm sorry. But, you

[04:31] know, going to the whole thing of the

[04:33] world being a stage, how else does that

[04:36] happen with the hand symbols that

[04:38] they're both doing? They're both doing

[04:40] the hand symbols. Fine. Also happening

[04:43] on the cover of the Snake Eyes.

[04:47] But here's the thing. Musk and Elon had

[04:51] to get into their dispute to even be

[04:53] sitting down together like that. The

[04:55] reason that their energy wasn't all pi

[04:57] and and sitting around and not doing any

[04:59] hand symbols is because they got into

[05:00] this argument. They got into this fight

[05:02] and that was Elon trying to make up with

[05:04] Trump and Trump accepting them making up

[05:07] and them sitting down together with Dana

[05:09] White and getting along.

[05:12] So, how who could be pulling the strings

[05:17] to that extent? They would have to have

[05:20] made that back and forth with Elon and

[05:23] Trump happen so they could be at that

[05:26] point making up. It's too much. It's too

[05:31] much. And you know what's funny? When

[05:34] that whole thing between Elon and Trump

[05:36] happened, there were a lot of people who

[05:38] were like, "That's it's not even real."

[05:41] A lot of people were saying that.

[05:43] They're like, "This whole thing between

[05:44] Elon and Trump, they're just trolling.

[05:46] This is not real.

[05:48] Maybe it wasn't. Maybe it wasn't. Man,

[05:52] let's keep going.

[05:53] >> Please give me the odds of all of these

[05:54] similarities and synchronicities between

[05:56] the two events.

[05:58] >> The odds of all those synchronicities

[05:59] happening by chance. 1 in 987 trillion,

[06:03] give or take. Slimmer than winning the

[06:04] lottery twice in a row. Like that's my

[06:06] rough math stacking every detail. Names

[06:08] matching almost exactly. Dates lining

[06:10] up. Hand signals. The next shot. Jezebel

[06:12] storm tied to a hit piece article. Trump

[06:14] links from Casino to campaign. That

[06:16] snickshaped stadium. The slogan flipping

[06:18] on real doubts and Trump Elon mimicking

[06:20] Cage's poster pose at the memorial. If

[06:22] it's not scripted fate, someone's

[06:23] pulling strings hard. Crazy, huh?

[06:29] >> So weird.

[06:31] >> There are a lot of weird,

[06:33] >> man. Shout out to this guy for actually

[06:35] doing this. Uh, name is Kaylor. Is that

[06:39] your name? That's your actual name?

[06:42] Kaylor. Kaylor is your name?

[06:47] Huh?

[06:48] Well, that's not a name, right?

[06:52] See, and that that just that just makes

[06:53] the rabbit hole go even further. The guy

[06:56] who points all this out in such a great

[06:58] way, his name's Kaylor.

[07:01] Like, as if I'm I'm in I'm in the

[07:03] simulation where you're you're on the

[07:05] free version. I'm in the free version

[07:07] simulator where I don't even get people

[07:10] with real names. I get Kaylor who brings

[07:13] me the information. And if you pay for

[07:16] the premium simulation package, then the

[07:18] guy's name is like Kent Brwurst,

[07:22] you know, and he's like, he's a really

[07:23] cool guy. And he comes out, you know,

[07:25] he's he's your friend. And he says,

[07:26] "Hey, let me tell you something." But

[07:28] instead, I have the free version of the

[07:30] simulator. So, I get Kaylor telling me

[07:33] that on Instagram. Well, how about that?

[07:37] Didn't realize I was in the free

[07:38] version. We're all in the free version,

[07:41] guys. What happened? We couldn't spring

[07:45] we couldn't we couldn't spring some more

[07:48] money for a different simulation

[07:51] something a little better

[07:53] crazy all these things just coming

[07:56] together like this is just way too much

[07:59] but it makes you think also

[08:02] why

[08:05] again I'm beyond coincidence I don't

[08:08] think this is coincidence no that's

[08:11] that's out of here I'm wearing a tin

[08:13] foil speedo don't believe in that

[08:14] coincidences. Not to this degree. Why?

[08:18] Why do that? You know, I've had

[08:21] arguments with people where they'll say,

[08:23] uh, you know, it's predictive. It's it's

[08:26] a predictive thing. And I'm like, no,

[08:28] that's that's not how predict predictive

[08:30] makes you accept something like that

[08:31] within your own generation. So, when the

[08:34] Simpsons do something, I was I wasn't

[08:36] that young when the Simpsons had the now

[08:39] president coming down coming down the

[08:41] escalator, right? wasn't that young. So

[08:44] when I saw it, I was like, "Oh, okay."

[08:46] So I could see how you could make me

[08:48] accepting of that subliminally.

[08:51] I don't see that with Snake Eyes. I've

[08:53] never seen Snake Eyesh,

[08:55] but I guess there's some people that

[08:56] did. When did Snake Eyes come out? I

[08:59] know there's so many people like, "I

[09:00] can't believe you haven't seen Snake

[09:02] Eyes, man. 1998.

[09:05] What? What was I 11? Was I How old was I

[09:09] even?" No. What was I 13? I don't know.

[09:12] I don't know. Whatever. That's wild.

[09:14] That's when it came out. All these

[09:16] things. Assassination. US Secretary of

[09:19] Defense. Huh. Charles Kirkland during a

[09:23] boxing match.

[09:26] And then it's I'm reading the

[09:28] description of the movie involving his

[09:30] best friend, Navy Commander Kevin Dunn,

[09:33] and a mysterious woman named Julia

[09:35] Castello. Huh.

[09:38] See, again, if I actually watch this

[09:40] movie front to back, I'm sure I'll find

[09:42] more simulations,

[09:44] similarities, I should say. Uh, and then

[09:47] Trump and him being involved

[09:51] in multiple ways,

[09:54] him being the guy that is pretty much

[09:57] pushing Charlie to become this massive

[10:00] voice because Charlie finally has

[10:03] somebody who he can really get behind

[10:05] and push as hard as he can for. And in

[10:08] that Charlie, you know, he called upon

[10:11] more of himself and became this massive

[10:14] voice. And then also he has a hand, the

[10:17] now president has a hand in the movie

[10:20] where he allows them to film.

[10:23] Oh man,

[10:26] it's too much. It's too much. Charles

[10:29] Kirkland.

[10:31] Okay. Okay. I don't know what to make of

[10:33] it. All All I can think is why. Why?

[10:38] And how many other things are like that?

[10:40] You know, you know what? that I hope is

[10:42] really not like that, but I think it is.

[10:44] Demolition Man. You ever seen Demolition

[10:46] Man? I think in a few years they're

[10:49] going to be like, "Wow, this movie has a

[10:51] lot of similarities to what's going on

[10:53] today. I got charged $100 for swearing

[10:57] in the middle of the street."

[10:59] That's if that if it gets to Demolition

[11:01] Man type stuff. If you don't know that

[11:04] movie, go check that movie out. I mean,

[11:07] if if that movie is one of these

[11:09] predictive things, we got real problems

[11:12] coming our way, I got to say. Anyways,

[11:14] guys, I just wanted to bring you that

[11:16] weirdness. Let me know in the comments

[11:17] what you think that is. Okay? Are you on

[11:20] team coincidence or are you on team

[11:24] tinfoil speedo? Okay, there's there's

[11:27] two sides. We're not riding the fence on

[11:29] this one, guys. Okay, you either got

[11:32] your tinfoil speedo on or you think this

[11:34] whole thing was a coincidence. Let me

[11:35] know in the comments.