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Ride or Die for Israel - and I Still Don't Believe the Roof Story

Alex Knight stands with Israel against the Muslim Brotherhood, and still doesn't buy the official story of Charlie Kirk's death.

By Alex Knight
· 7 min read

Let me ask you something, friend.

Why can't I find one single voice in America who stands with Israel and also questions the official story of how Charlie Kirk died?

One.

I've looked.

I lived in Tel Aviv for a year right after 9/11.

I've walked those streets, I've seen what it takes for that country to wake up every morning and survive.

After a lifetime of experiences, I am Israel ride or die.

And I am also sure, in my gut and in my head, that Charlie Kirk was not shot by Tyler Robinson from a roof.

Those two things live in me side by side.

That makes me the loneliest man on the internet.

Charlie Kirk at the Turning Point Action Conference, 2023. Photo: Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Check the Manifest

In the Army I ran logistics.

Here's what logistics teaches you: the paperwork says one thing, the truck says another, and the truck wins.

Every time.

You don't sign off on a manifest because the colonel likes it.

You count the crates.

So I counted the crates on this story.

And the count doesn't match.

I'm told a .30-06 round, a cartridge that has dropped elk and moose and bear for over a century, was stopped by a man's neck.

I'm told about fragmentation.

I've heard the testimony.

I don't buy it.

That's my call, and I'm making it out loud.

You can disagree.

But don't tell me I'm not allowed to look at the truck.

The Long Game

Now let me tell you why I'm ride or die, friend.

In 1991 a Muslim Brotherhood operative named Mohamed Akram wrote an "explanatory memorandum" on the Brotherhood's goals in North America.

It wasn't leaked gossip.

It was entered as evidence in the 2008 Holy Land Foundation terror-financing trial.

In their own words, the work in America is "a kind of grand jihad" to eliminate and destroy Western civilization "from within."

They call it settlement.

I call it what it is: civilization jihad.

No tanks.

No beachhead.

Front groups, patient influence, institutions built quietly one brick at a time, with the old idea of hijrah, migration as mission, as the delivery truck.

That's a logistics plan, and I know a logistics plan when I see one.

Let me be crystal clear about the target.

I'm talking about the Brotherhood and the Islamist ideology that drives it.

Not the Muslim family next door.

Not the guy who fixes my truck.

An ideology that wants to rule over your laws and your liberty.

Israel is the tip of the spear against that machine.

It holds the line every single day.

If that line breaks, the front moves to our doorstep.

That's why I stand with Israel.

Tel Aviv skyline. Photo: Eduard Marmet, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

The Settled Camp

Map the battlefield.

On one side you've got the pro-Israel camp: the whole Trump establishment, Officer Tatum, Benny Johnson and the rest of the conservative media convoy.

In their world, "Tyler on the roof" is settled.

Case closed.

Move along.

You don't question it, and if you do, you're out.

On the other side you've got the Kirk-questioning camp: Candace Owens, Ian Carroll, Baron Coleman, and lately even Tucker Carlson.

They're asking the questions.

They're poking the holes.

And mostly, they're drifting hard against Israel while they do it.

And here's the rule in both camps: you don't question your own side's story, and you never, ever look at anything the other side says.

That's not intelligence gathering.

That's two units refusing to share a radio frequency while the enemy walks right between them.

Eric, Where Are You?

Now let me talk to Eric Trump directly.

Eric, you were Charlie's close friend.

You're a hunter.

You know rifles.

You know exactly what a .30-06 does to an animal far bigger than a man.

You've spoken about Charlie.

You've spoken about his loss.

But I have not heard you address the one thing a hunter would know cold: a .30-06 round and a human neck.

Why not?

I'm not asking you to grieve louder.

I'm asking you to use what you know.

If any man in that inner circle could stand up and say "that ballistics story makes sense to me, and here's why," it's you.

Or say it doesn't.

Either one.

But the silence on that single question, from that particular man, is deafening to me.

Explain it to me, Eric.

I'm listening.

TPUSA Wants It Over

Then there's Turning Point USA.

The organization Charlie built with his own two hands.

The house he raised.

And TPUSA is standing behind the official story, and from where I sit, they want the questions to stop.

Think about that.

The people closest to the man.

The people who should be the first ones kicking down doors for every answer.

And the message I'm hearing is: settle down, it's handled, stop asking.

Why?

Why would the people who loved Charlie most want the questioning to end soonest?

I'm asking.

I want an answer.

Because in my experience, the folks who want the after-action review canceled are rarely the folks who did everything right.

The Questions I Can't Shake

Over in the questioning camp, darker questions are being raised.

Questions about Erika Kirk.

Questions about the CIA.

Questions about honeypot operations and who was really around Charlie, and why.

Those questions aren't answered.

And I can't dismiss them.

I've sat with them at two in the morning and I can't wave them off the way the settled camp wants me to.

Intelligence agencies have run honeypots for as long as there have been secrets worth stealing.

That's history, not theory.

So when people ask whether something like that was in play around one of the most influential young conservatives in America, I'm not going to slam the door on them.

Erika, if those questions are wrong, the fastest way to kill them is daylight.

Full transparency.

I'd welcome it.

I'm asking for it.

Why Nobody Stands in Both

So why can't I find anyone standing where I'm standing?

Here are my theories.

Tribal loyalty.

People don't hold positions anymore.

Positions hold people.

Question the roof and the pro-Israel crowd treats you like a deserter.

Audience capture.

Every commentator has a crowd, and the crowd pays the bills.

Tell your crowd something it doesn't want to hear and watch the numbers fall off a cliff.

Fear of the label.

Ask one question that brushes up against Israel and somebody's going to call you an antisemite.

For a lot of people, that word is a career ending.

So they stay quiet.

Questioning as treason.

In the settled camp, doubting the official story has become disloyalty to the movement, to Trump, to Charlie's memory itself.

That's backwards.

Charlie built his whole life on asking hard questions.

Money.

Follow the supply lines.

Donors, sponsors, access, invitations.

Nobody wants to cut their own fuel line.

Put those five together and you get a no-man's-land between two trenches, and nobody willing to stand in it.

I'll stand in it.

Where the Logic Lands

Here's the part nobody wants to say out loud, so I will.

If you're pro-Israel, you know the talking points.

You've heard them for years.

And you know where people go next.

If Charlie was killed in a conspiracy, and the whole machine is dedicated to the falsehood, then people are going to add it up.

And a lot of them are going to say Israel was behind it.

That's where the logic lands for millions.

You can't stop the math by refusing to do it.

So here's my answer, and I want you to hear it clearly.

If that's where the evidence goes, it does not break my pro-Israel resolve.

Not one inch.

It strengthens it.

The flag of Israel. Photo: Dr. Zachi Evenor, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

It strengthens my resolve to expose the people who, as I see it, have captured the Jewish state and are using it for pure evil.

The state.

The machine.

Not the Jewish faith.

Not the Jewish people.

I will never blur that line, and neither should you.

I already believe Netanyahu is a demon, part of a dark force that has its hands on the controls of a nation that deserves far better.

I hate what is being done in Gaza, and I say so.

Loving Israel means wanting it freed from the people who, in my view, are steering it off a cliff.

And Trump?

Trump, from where I sit, is standing there waving.

Smiling for the cameras while the questions pile up behind him.

I used to believe in that man.

Since Charlie, I don't.

I'm a man without a party now, and I sleep better for it.

The Dam Is Cracking

Here's what I know about pressure, friend.

You can hold water back for a long time.

Concrete, steel, threats, labels, money.

But water is patient, and water always finds the crack.

The evidence is mounting.

The questions are multiplying.

More people every week are counting the crates and finding the numbers don't match the manifest.

The dam is going to break.

And when it does, the people who told you not to look will have a lot of explaining to do.

Truth is the best shield you'll ever carry.

Not a party.

Not a president.

Not a tribe.

Truth.

So I'll say it one more time so nobody misunderstands.

I am ride or die for Israel.

I stand against the Muslim Brotherhood and everything it's trying to build in our backyard.

And I do not believe Charlie Kirk was shot from that roof.

All three.

At once.

No apologies.

Somebody had to stand in the middle.

It may as well be me.

And Remember:

Trust no Single Source

Trust Your Gut

and Stay Curious

Alex Knight

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