Analysis of Charlie Kirk's Statements on Israel
Charlie Kirk, five days after October 7th said
Was there a stand down order? When I took a helicopter ride from
Jerusalem to the
Gaza border, it's forty-five minutes. Six hours? I don't believe it.
Did somebody in the government say, "Stand down"?
The last nine months, Israel was on the brink of civil war because Bibi
Netanyahu
was basically redefining the Israeli constitution. That's all gone.
Netanyahu now has an emergency government.
Needless to say, he was immediately denounced as an
anti-Semite by a number of
figures on the right, all of whom are now extolling his memory.
But that's not all he said.
They're gonna try to ethnically cleanse Gaza, and let me tell you, my pattern
recognition has become pretty sharp. COVID, Epstein.
When I see a story and it doesn't click, our guts are usually right.
Wait a second. Did Charlie Kirk compare the Israeli
government to the Epstein cabal? Did he compare October
7th to the hoax of COVID? He just did.
The moment he was murdered, his memory was kidnapped
by some unscrupulous figures and used to
defend all of the things that he hated and warned against.
One of the first people in the world to tweet condolences was Benjamin
Netanyahu.
He's an-- was an extraordinary friend.
He said, "One of my greatest joys as a Christian
is advocating for Israel."
Well, you just saw Charlie Kirk accuse Benjamin
Netanyahu of
a false flag. Doesn't sound like a close friend talking,
does it?
The current president's first tweet about Charlie Kirk is Charlie Kirk with an
Israeli flag. The one thing you're supposed to remember
is that he was at all times
a defender of Israel. It's the opposite, actually, of the truth.
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