Kayla

There's Social Justice and there's Actual Justice. Which are you fighting for?

[Kayla @PCisNewspeak]

Use this link to check for books in your kids' school.

https://t.co/NkqAcR7y5D

[Samuel Sey @SlowToWrite]

Joel Webbon has once again been proven to be a fool.

If it wasn’t for the lone black man on the jury, the all-white jury would have found Lindsay Clancy “not guilty” of murdering her children.

If God saves America, it will be because of good men like the black juror—not false teachers like Joel Webbon.

[Kayla @PCisNewspeak]

This is why people are talking about repealing the 19th and I’m mad that I’m starting to think that might be a good idea if this keeps up. 😭

[Collin Rugg @CollinRugg]

Room full of women on the Oprah show starts cheering after a doctor says that black female child murderers need to be supported too, not just the white child murderers like Lindsay Clancy.

"I want us to have the same passion for [female child murderers] who don't look like Lindsay."

"There are women of color sitting around this country in prisons for [murdering their children]. I just wanna remind us to have the pink shirts and the energy for them as well."

Totally insane.

[Kayla @PCisNewspeak]

What a riot. 😂

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

This juror now has an extraordinary opportunity to do a media tour accusing the other jurors of racism. Puts the media and the left in an impossible situation. I genuinely don’t know how they’d handle it. Pit the race card directly against the woman card. Make them choose.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

The other jurors have spent all week calling the lone male holdout an arrogant, uncooperative dummy who didn’t understand the law or follow the rules. Now we come to find out that they were talking about the only black guy in the room this whole time. Leftists have accidentally sided with 11 white bullies against a black man who stood up to them. Just an absolutely amazing twist. You couldn’t script it any better.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

Leftists have gone from rallying around Lindsay Clancy last week to celebrating Charlie’s murder today, as they’ve been doing for the past year. A couple months ago they were cheering on Karmelo Anthony. Before that it was Luigi Mangione. To say nothing of supporting the systematic mass slaughter of babies for the past 60 years. This is an ideology of destruction. A death cult.

[Tanya @tanyaelisabethh]

I never want to hear a single one of you women out there who supports this ever say again in your entire miserable lives that men are the problem.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

I’m apparently naive because at first I wanted to believe this was not a Charlie Kirk joke. But these “neck injury” references are a meme among retarded demonic leftists. Way too much of a coincidence that Netflix posts this today of all days. Clear what was intended. Despicable.

[Kayla @PCisNewspeak]

I can’t believe they did this. I can’t believe it’s still up. This is in such poor taste. Evil.

[Netflix UK & Ireland @NetflixUK]

Nearly did himself a neck injury.

[Samuel Sey @SlowToWrite]

@NetflixUK This is a shocking level of evil, even by Netflix’s standards.

The biggest streaming company in the world is mocking Charlie Kirk’s assassination.

Wow.

[Mike Winger @MikeWingerii]

Drones recreate the Twin Towers, with 2,977 lights, one for every soul lost on 9/11/2001.

What a profound and fitting memorial.

[Alex Clark @Realalexclark]

It’s the kind of grief that tears you in half and sets you on fire. I don’t know how else to describe what I felt when I heard confirmation that Charlie was dead. It was as if the floor had been pulled out from beneath me and I was falling through the earth itself.

It hurt to move. It hurt to eat. Every time I tried to speak during that first week, the grief caught in my throat, and I felt as though I would choke on my own tears. I think about him every single day. I miss him deep in my bones. Everything is worse.

I knew immediately that America, and the conservative movement as a whole, would never be the same. I’m devastated to have been right. The past year has felt like one long gnashing of teeth: dark, hopeless, and demoralizing. The person who kept everyone in check is gone, and what has followed feels like a free-for-all of relentless abuse, torment, and destruction directed at the people Charlie loved most in this world. I wish I could tie a hopeful ribbon about America or conservatism around this post, but I can’t. Others will have something encouraging to say today. I do not.

The only way I know to end this is by reminding you that, on the evening of September 9, Charlie had no idea it would be his last night on earth. Many people are facing that same reality tonight without knowing it. If this were your last night on earth, do you know what would happen after you died? Charlie did. He knew Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior, and I believe he is in heaven for eternity.

You could give millions of dollars to charity, love America, vote conservative, be a wonderful mother or father, eat well, spend time in nature, and volunteer with children and still not enter heaven if you have not accepted Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior and repented of your sins.

You might say, “That isn’t fair, Alex. How can you say that a good person wouldn’t be in heaven?” But I am not the author of that truth. God is.

That is the beauty of Christianity: it isn’t about jumping through hoops or proving that you are a good person through works or merit. None of us is good on our own; only God is good. We are sinners in need of a Savior, so God sent His Son, Jesus, to die on the cross for our sins. And God has made the way clear: believe, repent, and you will know where you will go when you die. It is that simple. In the end, that was what Charlie cared about most: that you would know Jesus, too. And I just want to honor CK today by reminding you of that.

Thank you to those of you who never stopped praying for and loving on Erika, their children, and TPUSA the past year. There is a famous quote you probably know from Mr. Rodgers about looking for the helpers after great tragedy. Whether it was restaurants who provided staff with food, children praying during bedtime, sending us cards and letters, or even defending us on social media…If that was you, you were a helper of Erika and TPUSA and your name is engraved on my heart until the day I die.

For Charlie 🇺🇸,
Alex

[Melissa Dougherty @Meldougherty77]

My Tribute to Charlie Kirk.

For Charlie.
And Erika.

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

BREAKING: ABC just DELETED their tweet after they were ratioed into oblivion, community noted and called out by @elonmusk directly for trying to deceive the public about a drunk driver who crashed her Tesla

This is how it’s done!

They aren’t used to accountability. The lying from the fake news legacy media doesn’t work anymore!

[Jackie Chea ⚖️ @Fair_and_Biased]

Erika woke up in the morning one year ago with everything & went to bed with a shattered life.

She has picked up the pieces with grace and resilience. 🩶

Say a prayer for her every time she crosses your mind today.

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

One year ago today, Charlie Kirk left his last reply on X.

It's one I've never forgotten, because it was left to me on my post about Iryna Zarutska.

I never got to meet Charlie, he was k*lled the next day.

I thought I was radicalized by Iryna's de*th, but nothing could have prepared me for Charlie's.

What I saw from the Left was so horrifying, it shook me to my core and I've never gotten over it.

Even now, I am shaking with anger and disgust going through everything I remember from the day Charlie was k*lled.

I saw billboards of Charlie in my small town vandalized with red paint with truly vile things written on them.

I saw Leftists dancing on TikTok and PLEADING for more violence against other conservatives, including myself.

I will never forget what I saw.

Charlie was light and I saw true and utter darkness.

...but even in de*th Charlie brought light

A few weeks after his funeral, a young man and his wife and kids showed up at our church.

He caught me afterwards and said he followed me on X and came back to church, for Charlie.

A year later, we are now dear friends.

There are a million of these stories.

I remember my wife and I watching his videos together one night last year.

She looked at me and said, "I used to hate him, and I have no idea why..."

Because if you actually listened to Charlie instead of just listening to clips out of context, you realize he LOVED.

He didn't just listen and he didn't just debate.

You cannot fake love, no matter how hard you try.

It oozes from you and you cannot contain it and you cannot force it.

...and when I watch Charlie's videos, especially when he's debating someone he disagrees with, you can see he loves the person he's in front of and he wants them to see the light.

It's beautiful.

...but honestly, some days, when I remember what people said and did after he was k*lled and messages I get weekly from evil people telling me what they want to do to MY family...

I have a hard time finding any of of that love in myself at all. I'm just angry and filled with rage a lot.

God still has a lot of work to do in me.

But then I think about that young dad who walked into our church with his wife and kids.

I think about the friendship we now have.

I think about those children and mine growing up in church because their dad watched Charlie and decided it was time to come back.

I wish I could tell Charlie about them.

I wish he could meet all the people who are going to spend the rest of their lives changed because he was here.

I wish I’d gotten the chance to thank him.

But I still have the chance to live a life better than I did a year ago.

To study my Bible and to understand what I believe well enough to defend it.

...and something I don't do well enough:

To SPEAK UP when staying quiet would be easier, and to love people when I have every temptation to hate them.

I’m still angry. I’m still heartbroken.

But I heard you Charlie and I’m trying.

For Charlie ❤️

[Kayla @PCisNewspeak]

@farmingandJesus The terracotta dress or the green dress, for sure. Do you know your color season? If you’re still having trouble choosing, go with the one in your season.

[Jackie Chea ⚖️ @Fair_and_Biased]

So a Texas dad COULDN’T stop his ex-wife from sexually transitioning their son, but a Maine dad CAN stop his ex-wife from taking their daughter to church?

Moral inversion.

[Viva Frei @thevivafrei]

The judge just instructed the jury “If there are any notes in the future… make sure we don’t put down where everyone is numerically”.

Well, the damage is done. And if it is wrong, going forward, it was wrong to have done in the first place.

Not only did the note indicate specifically ONE lone holdout and put a target on that juror’s back, Reddington amplified it and said “the juror has been identified”.

If that is not juror intimidation, I don’t know what is.

[Alisa Childers @alisa_childers]

Aside from the obvious pro-abortion culture of death we live in, I think there's another contributing factor to what we are seeing in the response to the Lindsay Clancy case. It's fallout from years of social media mom-culture that calls their kids little "monsters" and paints them as an inconvenience all for the sake of laughs, relatability, and clicks.

[Megan Basham @megbasham]

If you’re trying to understand, how 11 people on the Lindsay Clancy jury could be so morally blind, let me just point out that Massachusetts is one of the least Christian states in the nation. In the bottom 10.

Only 20% of Massachusetts residents attend a religious service even once a month.

So maybe there’s yet another reason we shouldn’t be so hot on dismantling “cultural Christianity.” Because maybe, even when everyone doesn’t really mean it in their hearts, it still functions to shape society in just and moral directions and keeps us from becoming the sort of people who will excuse the cold and calculated killing of three innocent children by their own mother.