Of fucking course it's about the Jews.
Why would I make a distinction between Trump's/Biden's/Clinton's/Obama's, etc., etc. and the so called "deep state"? There is no difference. Of course the Trump admin is going to play this like it's a great tragedy, there's no other option. They've already made sure to frame this as if it has nothing to do with Charlie Kirk's recent 180º on pissrael, just some random pro-trans lunatic.
Sweaty, when your slimy jewish tentacles are losing their grip on the most powerful nation on Earth, you need to take drastic measures. If you're paying a major political figure tens of millions of dollars to be pro-pissrael and they get this much off script, they're fucking done for. He wasn't just any podcaster, he had a massive following. This was a public execution, and it wasn't meant to be discreet. It was a message to all other big names with large followings to not play any games.
Okay, let's think about this, because this is a different scenario than simply a conspiracy about the government.
1. Trump is a staunch supporter of Israel, one of the few things his supporters actually break with him on, and conservative politics is on the ascendency, far preferable to the interests of Israel compared to the "Free Palestine" politics of the Progressive Left and in Europe.
2. Kirk, from what I hear, was instrumental in getting Trump not only elected, but directly intervening in the war on Israel's behalf. His implied criticism of being pressured, which I think commentators have expanded into a narrative of it's own, don't undermine his effective political use to Israel's interests. From what admittedly little I know, Charlie Kirk has never formally disavowed Israel. If there's more to this, I'll happily stand corrected.
3. There are factions within supporters of the Right-wing Netanyahu government that are calling for the end of Israel's apparent dependence on US support, saying it cripples their own military complex and leaves them indebted to the US's own interests. You can find articles where they complain how Mossad does surveillance work on behalf of the US government. I bring this up to explain that the US's support of Israel isn't one way - it is a mutually beneficial arrangement to both governments, whether the average American conservative likes it or not.
4. Desperation doesn't change the game. Many others could have been eliminated at anytime, yet they weren't. Shooting somebody on camera to eliminate their influence is dumb precisely because it invites this scrutiny - in fact it makes much more sense to keep such figures alive because they are more useful.
Tactically, eliminating a popular champion of the guy currently invested in funding your nation for its dumb wars would be counterproductive. It would make much more sense to pull the same stunt on say, Candace Owens, who holds extremist views and has no love for Israel, and who's provocative personality could easily justify a public assassination and a rare opportunity for Republicans to pull the race card. The very fact you and others (including Null) bring this up as a theory is evidence against it. If it's
this obvious, eliminate somebody
more obvious. It would change nothing about the fallout and speculation.
Let's consider the guy who is accused of killing Kirk - he's dating a tranny (who it seems had the sense to turn on him), is suicidal, on Discord and learned about politics yesterday - all vectors for extremist non-thinking. I don't think he's an evil person so much as a desperate soul who seeks meaning though murder, as many shooters do. God knows how being on Discord radicalises people, but it does.
Again, I'm not rubbishing the idea he was assassinated by Mossad for displaying the most tokenistic scepticism for Israel, but we need more than "because Jews". There must be a clear and productive motive.