re: Joe Rogan says no way Kirk killer acted alone.

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Why is everything a fricking conspiracy now? It’s exhausting.

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You trust what the government tells you is the truth?

lol

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He did not dismantle the rifle. He wrapped it in a towel.

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Right. The narrative surrounding the dismantling process is causing confusion among researchers, nominal or deep researchers. Nevertheless, I contend that there is evidence suggesting the individual did not act independently, though the extent of external involvement remains unclear and requires thorough investigation. Key questions include: Did the individual receive physical assistance from others? Was there psychological manipulation by external parties? Or was there a combination of both physical and psychological influence?

These situations are fascinating to someone who knows nothing about guns. Everyone in that world seems to think they are an expert and the debates just make my eyes glaze over. I have no idea who to believe about the ability to break down that weapon and whether a bullet from a 30.06 would have ripped a body apart and had an exit wound. And by the way, some of this is coming from libtard world that Robinson was a patsy. But, much of it is driven by guys like Valhalla and RangeDayBro.

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The shooter stopped on the roof for 20 minutes or so next to an AC unit or something, he was out of view and seemed to be working on something which is why they thought he might have been assembling the gun. I think he couldve been screwing on a harris bipod or something instead of actually assembling the gun.

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BEFORE the shooting yes. Many universally agree on that, especially since he left a screwdriver on the roof with his DNA all over it. It would make 0 sense though to disassemble the gun and then reassemble it again to leave it in the bushes after the shooting. He wouldn't have had time to even do that if we are to believe the surveillance footage is legit.

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I have no idea who to believe about the ability to break down that weapon and whether a bullet from a 30.06 would have ripped a body apart and had an exit wound.

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He wouldnt break that rifle down and reassemble. If he had an AR or a chassis firearm which is modular I would understand the argument.

People love drama and are trying to remain relevant by spreading dumb rumors.

The round can act in various ways after hitting him, depending on what it hit. Lack of an exit would doesnt mean much.

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One gun, one bullet, one shooter, that had help from others

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This is my opinion as well, we probably will never really know.

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I think people get excited and want everything to be some grand conspiracy, and this isn’t it.

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That’s right, just trust the experts.

Its playing out that the person in custody is not the shooter. The sound analysis so far is showing the shooter was likely to Kirk's right rear.

Also, why not show the video of the guy running on the roof just prior to when the shot was made? Instead it begins when he is already up and running.

Grok

Approximately 80 to 100 years old. The Mauser Model 98 rifle used by Tyler Robinson to kill Charlie Kirk was a bolt-action rifle chambered in .30-06, originally a German military design from World War I. Prosecutors described it as "decades-old" and a "hard-to-trace" surplus weapon from the World Wars era, which belonged to Robinson's grandfather. This places its manufacturing date between 1898 (the model's debut) and 1945 (the end of World War II production), making it at least 80 years old as of 2025. The barrel had been modified at some point to accommodate .30-06 rounds, but no specific serial number or exact manufacture date has been publicly disclosed.

Wouldn't he be concealing himself while getting in place and hunkered down before the shot?

If what you're saying comes to light, that would end Kash and Dan and maybe even the entire administration.