@HealthRanger It’s possible, but there would be a whole bunch of even local police officers, and people initially on his body that would’ve seen the entry wound from a totally different angle to where the supposed shooter was located. Tough to keep secret. And entrance and exit wound are

@HealthRanger Are you a fucking retard?

@HealthRanger The girl in white, to his right, did snap back like you would if you were in ear shot of a gun shot or loud bang.

@HealthRanger This is not true.

@HealthRanger There is just one issue with the "point blank," theory. The sonic crack of the round crossing above the crowd takes 0.08 seconds to reach the mic Charlie is holding. That is consistent with 3,000 fps of a high-powered rifle.

@HealthRanger yepp / my experience w/30.06 tells me that wound on charlie's neck should be 3x maybe 4x larger... use a 180gr bullet @ 2700ft/sec / soft point = nasty/nasty/ nasty exit wound...

@HealthRanger @dizalifornia If those people shot him, there has to be another hole on the other side of the neck. The security guy with the glasses always does that. I been watching Charlie Kirk for some time those are common gestures. If this was a remote triggering device with a blood pack then they

@HealthRanger So hand gestures to notify the patsy to fire blanks so gunfire can be heard elsewhere so the actual shooter with this hidden gun can kill Charlie and safely get away. Coordinated. I didn’t understand why Charlie fell sideways when they said the shooter was basically straight

@HealthRanger I’m shaken. FBI must already know this then and must still be hinting those two.

@HealthRanger This is very compelling. I'm gonna have to watch this many times but I swear I see Propellant Gas near the hands as the guy flinches from a possible recoil: This is the gas generated by the combustion of the firearm's propellant (e.g., gunpowder or smokeless powder) inside the

@HealthRanger 200 yards is short range for a 30.06. If the bleeding neck wound in the front were the entry wound, the exit wound out the back of his neck would be explosive and would have sprayed blood all over the white paper wall behind him.

@HealthRanger lol no. Come on now Mike you know there’s at least 100 reasons this is retarded. Here’s your engagement.

@HealthRanger There also seems to be a blast of air coming from the "weapon" right after the shot which blows against the "assassin" short sleeve.

@HealthRanger Stop spreading this stupidity. You're just outing yourself as a paid shill when you do.

@HealthRanger i see the smoke coming from the hand. but how can he be so accurate with his hands jerking like that so much? also, like others have said, why is there only one shot if he missed?

@HealthRanger Holy fuck that was unbearable to watch

@HealthRanger This makes way more sense than the 30-06 narrative that I have continually disagreed with.

@HealthRanger This is bologna. This is not even slightly convincing. First, there is nothing in his hands when he brings them up. Secondly, he is clenching his hands into empty fists. Thirdly, he flinches at the rifle shot; there is no recoil. Fourthly, there is no wound on the right side of

@HealthRanger Whatever he’s doing with his hand is weird.

@HealthRanger Holy shit!!!!

@HealthRanger All I know is: The story they're telling us; is not the real turn of events.

@HealthRanger If anything, it seems to me like the guy in the background with the hands was anticipating the shot coming; like they knew what Charlie was going to say or were waiting for him to say certain words. Interesting video tho 💯

@HealthRanger tks for sharing, I will share also,

@HealthRanger I noticed this earlier. The problem with this theory is that there is a Front Angle of the bullet hitting him. - 1 Obvious hole in the neck -- If this video was correct there would've been 2 Clear Holes from the front view. One from the right side and you'd see the bullet exit

@HealthRanger And on the other hand, an short barrel weapon has almost 0 accuracy.

@HealthRanger Watch the entire video, 9:30 is too late.

@HealthRanger How many would keep filming steadily instead of bolting?

@HealthRanger Weird stuff. Still looking for an exit wound.

@HealthRanger Worth more examination.

@HealthRanger youd have to be a dimwit to believe this

@HealthRanger Grok search: The Company Behind the Smartphone Pistol. The company that manufactures the "Smartphone pistol" (also known as the cellphone pistol) is Ideal Conceal Inc., based in Monticello, Minnesota, USA. They designed and produced a unique folding derringer-style handgun that,

@HealthRanger Wow. This looks to be it.

@HealthRanger Yeah I was wondering that too why he didn't fall back instead he fell to the side and slumped down to his left I would think a high-powered rifle would have knocked him backwards. So this kid they arrested is just a patsy?

@HealthRanger @infowars @RealAlexJones @realchasegeiser @HarrisonHSmith

@HealthRanger Its possible it's a remote control triggering device for a blood pack. https://shop.nascohealthcare.c...

@HealthRanger 30ft shot with a phone pistol with no way to aim the device is harder to believe than a 500ft shot with a 30.06