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Title: Charlie Kirk has been shot
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URL Source: https://x.com/RustyLindquist/status/1965852370732286016
Published: Sep 10, 2025
Author: Rusty Lindquist
Post Date: 2025-09-10 15:13:47 by Esso
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Views: 8020
Comments: 24
Charlie Kirk, a legend in truth telling and fighting evil, has been shot while giving a speech at Utah Valley University (UVU) in Provo Utah. It looks as though he was shot in the neck… still waiting details. [Video] Poster Comment: Another deranged leftist...
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#12. To: Esso (#0)
Well, Mossad is a suspect. They could use some rightwing enragement right about now to try to shore up their deteriorating image. Word is Charlie was starting to say less than pleasing things about Israel. Honestly I had no idea this guy existed before today.
Joos are already running the show, you won't like what the muzz has in store.
Sorry, I thought it was a sure thing. I appreciate you knowing what that might've done to your family. One million killed Bunky, I think it was in the 80s.
I want a bunch a bunch of hueys to assault my position.
Birds of Prey starring David Janssen (full movie ) This movie was a lot more fun than I remembered it as a kid. The Hughes 500C that "Walker" flew throughout the film is one of the few turbine-engine helicopters (worldwide) which is flown single-pilot from the left seat. Since people tend to scan visually from left to right... the same way they read a book... it was more effective to have Walker in a left-facing helicopter like the 500C, as opposed to say, a Bell JetRanger, or a Fairchild FH-1100 which are flown from the right seat. Director William A. Graham shot all of the close-ups from the left side of the ship, usually looking slightly upward, with a tight depth-of- field. This threw everything behind Walker's shoulders out of focus. However, this was a dual-control ship! Note particularly the take-off after Walker fueled-up from the tanker truck. If you look closely (despite the fuzzy focus) you can readily see that the right-seat position looks unusually lumpy. That's because the film pilot who was doing the actual flying, was crouched in there, under a black shroud. The robber's helicopter is an Aérospatiale SA 315B Lama as shown by the old FAA registration number N13583 displayed in the movie . The SA 315B is a French single-engined helicopter combining the Alouette II airframe with Alouette III components and powerplant to meet hot and high operational requirements of the Indian Armed Forces.
This movie pits veterans against each other of two different wars. The four hippie bank robbers are Vietnam Vets, and David Janssen's character had been a Second World War "fly boy" while the police chief who reluctantly works with him (Ralph Meeker) was also a WWII Vet. What's interesting is the Vietnam Vet helicopter pilot has a slight edge on Janssen: In that war, helicopters were used in combat, and in WWII, airplanes were used. Maximum speed of SA315B Lama: 119 MPH (103 KN). Maximum speed of Hughes/MD500: 175 MPH (135 KN). Advantage: Walker (David Janssen). Also the MD500 is more maneuverable. Kimmy knows I was a former pilot, I never let her know my love of helicopters, because she might buy me one, an R22 or something. My pilot days are over.
#20. To: All (#19)
If he comes into the continental US, I'll bring his head back to my house in my Pro Keds bag that has been all over the world. It's pink now, seen a lot of miles. Started out red. Kiss the baby...
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#14. To: Pinguinite (#12)
Word is Charlie was starting to say less than pleasing things about Israel.
#15. To: All (#14)
#16. To: Prefrontal Vortex, 4um (#15)
I didn't hit the super lotto...
#17. To: Dakmar, Dr. Kimmy, 4um (#16)
Wagner (vaagner) it scares the hell out of the slopes...
#18. To: Dakmar, 4um (#17)
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Most helos are set up for right hand drive (the opposite of cars) except the Hughes 300/500 series in this movie (I think).
#19. To: All (#18)
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