https://www.cnn.com/2025/09/10/us/at-least-2-students-shot-denver-area-high-school

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We are asking for the public's help identifying this person of interest in connection with the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University.

He was wearing a bulletproof vest and what you see on the right side of his upper shirt is most likely the ricocheted bullet before it pierces his left-side neck. The amount of blood that spewed forth or out is the result of the jugular being hit. Although, the subject matter as he was shot is a bit disconcerting ~~~ answering a question on Mass Shootings. Anyway, Cranky, it's a heads-up that, as we move forward, our political climate might foment some unfortunate civil unrest. It's why I'd like to find myself elsewhere (i.e., the Caribbean, Baja California et al).

shocking to watch , it was either a lone loony lefty with very hurt feelings , or something more sinister !

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VIDEOS EMERGE OF STRANGE GESTURES BEFORE CHARLIE KIRK SHOOTING

Circulating footage shows a man in a white shirt and hat standing just off Charlie Kirk’s right shoulder in the moments before the assassination.

The man repeatedly touches his ear and hat, making several hand gestures.

Adding to the mystery, Kirk was shot while answering a question specifically about mass shootings.

Authorities say no suspects are currently in custody, and they have not disclosed leads.

The FBI confirmed it is working with Utah state and local law enforcement, urging anyone with images or footage from the scene to come forward.

Source: WaPo
Clip: @MJTruthUltra

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BREAKING: MSNBC FIRES MATTHEW DOWD OVER CHARLIE KIRK REMARKS

Political analyst Matthew Dowd has been fired from MSNBC after his on-air comments about Charlie Kirk’s assassination drew heavy backlash.

During breaking coverage, Dowd described Kirk as “one of the most divisive younger figures… constantly pushing hate speech” and argued “hateful thoughts lead to hateful words, which then lead to hateful actions.”

At one point, before Kirk’s death was confirmed, Dowd even speculated:

"We don’t know if this was a supporter shooting their gun off in celebration."

The remarks set off outrage, prompting MSNBC president Rebecca Kutler to apologize, calling them “inappropriate, insensitive and unacceptable.”

Dowd later issued his own apology, saying he did not intend to blame Kirk for the attack.

Source: Variety, MSNBC, @BNODesk