I think the brutality that we all saw this week is truly a turning point that regardless of where the evil is coming from on that spectrum -- transgenderism, Kabbalistic/Satanic, radical left wing, etc. -- it is now being seen as something that needs to be dealt with. Clean house, in essence. A lot of souls are realizing they need to clean their own room, as Jordan Peterson so famously put it. As brutal as Kirk's death is, as awful and terrible as it is for his family, friends, fans, and those of us who knew of him, God can use this to show us what happens when we let evil get a foothold. Not only in our society as a whole, but down to what we allow in our own lives.
Charlie was an "awe shucks" kind of guy -- almost like a Jimmy Stewart persona in "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington". He even sat down with Gavin Newsom of all people and had a talk with him. There was no hate, it was good humor and genuine political discussion.
Charlie didn't set out to hurt, or maim or kill. The exact opposite, and if it required some harsh truths to come out, then so be it. At least they were words and not stones, or knives, or bullets. We need truth in a time of lies. It's a revolutionary act, as Orwell would say. Charlie is a casualty of the lies -- that men can be women, that we need to bomb Iran, and so on. He was on his own path of figuring out how deep the rot goes -- I wish I could say I was as smart and as aware as he was at the age of 31.
Kudos to Charlie for having the ear of the president and telling him that going after Iran was a bad idea, even against the wishes of his donors and angering them. That takes courage, knowing there might be financial fallout from standing up and doing something about it. Charlie may have saved thousands of American men, and even more Iranians by that lone act of courage. God bless him. God bless the peacemakers.
In Charlie's case, Mr. Smith did go to Washington, and he was murdered for doing so. He may have lost his material life here on earth, but how many souls will be saved because they see what his life stood for now? I hope this is a good turning point for America. May his memory be eternal!