We now know beyond any reasonable doubt that we are being lied to by the FBI about the killing of Charlie Kirk. While it was already obvious, the narrative has become so ludicrous and contradictory, only a fool would take it seriously.

Let's start with the disastrous interview with Kash Patel, who it turns out is so woefully inept, he can't even tell a convincing lie. The FBI director spoke to Fox News where he made some laughable claims. He insisted we know Tyler Robinson is Charlie Kirk's killer because he left a note, but we can't show you the note because it was destroyed, but it honestly existed so you're gonna have to trust us.

Patel claimed the note read: "I have the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk and I'm gonna take it". How convenient… I can't be bothered to fully quote Patel because what he said was such a convoluted mess so here is a clip. Enjoy.

Patel insisted that we know Tyler Robinson "subscribed to left-wing ideology" because his family said so. Also, he said, "Friends have confirmed that there was kind of that deep, dark internet, the Reddit culture, and these other dark places of the internet where this person was going deep."

We do not have a shred of evidence to back up this claim. We were told that Robinson had planned the killing on Discord, talking with his roommate about the gun, location, and changing clothes. Why would he not talk to his roommate in person instead of leaving evidence like that? If the roommate was involved in the planning, why weren't they arrested? Oh and why have we not been told what happened to the note? How was it destroyed? Who destroyed it?

The story has now been simplified to say Robinson confessed to his friends in a vague message on Discord, so presumably the planning story was made up? I mean how would you accidentally come out with something like that?

Weird thing is Robinson does not even have a digital footprint, but here is the real zinger: Patel told us that we know the gun found in the woods was that of the killer because DNA matched the DNA on a screwdriver on the roof. He claims the screwdriver was used to disassemble and reassemble the gun.