I think this was a professional hit.
This wasn't some trans mental illness.
My guess is that Charlie Kirk became too effective and was moving the needle too much, swaying young people to understand that leftist ideas are ridiculous.
The left had to eliminate him.
And they will kiII others like Charlie who become too effective at swaying voters towards the right.
Reason Five: There are multiple inconsistencies with the firearms that were claimed to have been used, the ballistics of the shots, and the audio of the shooting from that night.
In the audio from the incident, it is clear that there is overlapping rates of fire, meaning that more than one rifle was shooting at the same time. How did Stephen Paddock accomplish this as a lone shooter?
Authorities have consistently stated that the shooter used bump stocks. However, the audio does not match the firing rate of a rifle with a bump stock. Moreover, bump stocks are highly unreliable and severely reduce accuracy, making them unlikely choices for any skilled shooter.
The ballistics of the shots suggest they were fired from 600-900 yards away, not the 300-500 yards distance from the hotel. This implies the shots likely originated from the airspace between the hotels.
The last two notable points are: first, no glass was broken in the hotel until 10:16 p.m., after the initial volleys of shooting had concluded and two additional shots were fired from a pistol. Second, SDS Law has asserted that the U.S. Government has not yet proven that any victim was injured or killed by the weapons recovered from Stephen Paddock's room.
None of this is adding up.
Reason Four: The three "tour helicopters" flying around the Las Vegas strip on Oct. 1st, 2017 somehow had their transponders turned off twenty minutes before the shooting began.
In the video, clear flashes can be seen coming from the airspace where those helicopters would have been flying. Xander breaks down how these were unlikely to be camera flashes, as camera flashes from that far away would be useless and a better vantage point for photographs would have been the roof.
Another great point is made that flashes from a suppressed rifle are indeed brighter than from an unsuppressed rifle in low light conditions as suppressors trap and compress gasses longer, allowing them to mix more efficiently with oxygen inside the suppressor body. Once the gases finally exit the suppressor, they produce a larger or brighter flash compared to an unsuppressed barrel where the gases dissipate more quickly.
Subsequent FAA FOIA requests for flight data on these helicopters will be discussed next.