Charlie Kirk assassiné – un signal pour le mouvement MAGA
par Elena Fritz
Source: facebook.com
Aux États-Unis, l'activiste conservateur Charlie Kirk (31 ans) a été abattu.
Mais qui était-il et pourquoi sa mort est-elle si explosive sur le plan politique?
Moteur idéologique du trumpisme
Kirk était l'un des principaux leaders de la droite américaine. Il incarnait l'idée que le camp MAGA pouvait survivre sans Trump.
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L'influenceur Charlie Kirk, le 26 juillet 2026 en Floride [Photo d'illustration].
Les autorités américaines ont annoncé l'arrestation de Tylor Robinson. Dénoncé par un membre de sa famille, il serait le tueur de l'influenceur conservateur Charlie Kirk, abattu d'une balle dans la gorge lors d'un débat sur un campus de l'Utah.
Hadi bin Hurr
Thanks to Donald Trump's disastrously poor policies at home and abroad, political, ideological, cultural, and religious polarization in American society is deepening by the day.
Well-known American conservative activist and co-founder of the Turning Point USA (TPUSA) movement, Charlie Kirk - famed for his considerable influence on right-leaning American youth - was assassinated on September 10 on the campus of Utah Valley University (UVU) in Orem, Utah, at 12:20 p.m.
Brèves de crise
L'assassinat de Charlie Kirk continue à susciter de nombreux effets et réactions, tandis que la thèse officielle est de plus en plus contestée par un appareil du système de la communication qui arbore fièrement son visage divers de Janus. Il reste à voir ce que donnera toute cette agitation.
Parmi les agitations les plus originales, on notera celles-ci, venues du Sud Global malgré les réticences du gouvernement national, de rassemblements de Maoris en Nouvelle Zélande, clamant leur cri de guerre ‘Haka' en faveur de Kirk (‘Haka', fameux cris & gesticulations poussés et effectués en cadence par les quinze rugbymen de l'équipe historiquement la plus fameuse et la plus glorieuse du monde, des ‘All Blacks' néo-zélandais, avant de commencer chaque match international).
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Erika, la veuve de Charlie Kirk, s'exprime publiquement pour la première fois depuis son décès.
Erika Kirk, veuve de Charlie Kirk, a pris la parole pour la première fois depuis l'assassinat de son mari. Elle a accusé ses opposants d'avoir voulu le faire taire et dénoncé un climat hostile aux conservateurs aux États-Unis.
par Larry Johnson
Je ne connais pas le secrétaire américain au Trésor, Scott Bessent, mais des gens qui ont travaillé avec lui à Wall Street m'ont dit que c'est un gars vraiment intelligent. Pourtant, sur la base de sa dernière affirmation du week-end selon laquelle il pense qu'une nouvelle série de sanctions - qui comprend l'arrêt du flux de pétrole et de gaz naturel russes vers la Chine et l'Inde - va permettre d'effondrer l'économie russe.
Par Chris Hedges, le 12 septembre 2025
Les mouvements messianiques ont besoin de martyrs pour sanctifier la violence. Faire preuve de pitié ou de compréhension envers l'ennemi revient à trahir le martyr et la cause pour laquelle il est mort.
L'assassinat de Charlie Kirk augure une nouvelle étape mortifère dans la désintégration d'une Amérique divisée et fortement polarisée. Alors que les discours toxiques et les menaces fusent comme des grenades sur les fractures culturelles, débouchant parfois sur des violences réelles - notamment le meurtre de Melissa Hortman, ancienne présidente de la Chambre des représentants du Minnesota, et de son mari, ainsi que les deux tentatives d'assassinat contre Donald Trump -, le meurtre de Kirk est le signe avant-coureur d'une désintégration sociale à grande échelle.
Charles Burris
Suddenly, the man universally beloved by nearly everyone for his sterling integrity, his devotion to God and family, his indominable patriotism and deep devotion to his country, celebrated, honored and admired, championed from coast-to-coast for his legendary quick wit and adroit speaking ability, is dead - the shocking result of a devastating tragedy which left the nation devastated with deep grief and wrenching uncertainty towards the future.
By Mattea Kramer and Sean Fogler
TomDispatch.com
September 13, 2025
The federal takeover of Washington, D.C., rightfully attracted extensive media coverage, but an executive order called "Ending Crime and Disorder on America's Streets," quietly issued on July 24th, received remarkably little attention. Perhaps it didn't make a splash because it wasn't specifically about policing (or, for that matter, National Guarding), but more generally about how we should treat people who already exist on the outermost fringes of society, human beings who have long been reduced to labels like "addict" or "homeless."
By Andrew Wallace
September 13, 2025
As an Economist and student of the Constitution, I can guarantee that the title is absolute fact. Not part of it, but all of it. We have the best Constitution in the world that is totally ignored by a mostly-corrupt Blood- Sucking Parasitic Congress operating as a mostly Criminal Enterprise.
We can get an instant start on prosperity by halting foreign expenditures of $428.4 Billion and more.
By Brandon Smith
Alt-Market.us
September 13, 2025
It's a strange thing. I was writing today about the tests of brutality we endure in the western world in modern times, trying to explain why things cannot continue the way they have been for much longer, when the news hit the feeds on the assassination of Charlie Kirk. I forced myself to watch the video footage, just as I forced myself to watch the recent murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska by a black man on a train who then bragged about how he "Got that white girl".
By Donald Jeffries
"I Protest"
September 13, 2025
I used to love the show South Park. I thought it was often brilliant satire, and they seemed to be pretty much equal opportunity offenders. They produced some classic episodes, skewering pop culture and primarily utilizing their lead character, antihero Eric Cartman, they featured large doses of political incorrectness.
However, over the past five years or so, South Park has changed dramatically.
By Taki Theodoracopulos
Taki's Magazine
September 13, 2025
Canceling writers is pretty common nowadays, the latest being an old friend of mine, V.S. Naipul. V.S. won the Nobel Prize for Literature-among many other awards-something very few readable writers have achieved. The Swedish Academy likes to pick obscure writers from places unknown who write unreadable books, but sometimes the great talents of Papa Hemingway, Sinclair Lewis, V.S.
By Allan Stevo
September 13, 2025
When you say, "No" to a face mask, it is so much more.
When you say, "No" to the death jab, it is so much more.
When you say, "No" to your child for wanting something bad for him, it is so much more.
When you say, "No" to your neighbor when he starts talking about things that you do not want to be a part of, it is so much more.
When you say, "No" to a stranger misbehaving in public, it is so much more.
Kirk's death leaves many questions unanswered.
Friday, September 12, 2025
Lucas Leiroz, member of the BRICS Journalists Association, researcher at the Center for Geostrategic Studies, military expert.
Internal tensions in the US continue to rise. American society appears to be deteriorating rapidly, looking close to an all-out civil conflict. Moreover, the US' international alliances appear to be fueling internal violence.
Source: AP
Des images non datées fournies par le FBI montrent un suspect en lien avec le meurtre par balle de Charlie Kirk à l'Université Utah Valley, le 10 septembre 2025.
Deux jours après l'assassinat de Charlie Kirk, le FBI a diffusé de nouvelles images de la fuite du tireur. Filmé sur le toit d'un bâtiment avant de disparaître dans un bois voisin, l'homme reste introuvable.
Raphael Machado
Nas circunstâncias atuais, talvez haja poucas outras opções para Trump, além de concentrar mais poder e implementar medidas excepcionais para garantir a lei, a ordem e a paz.
Escreva para nós: infostrategic-culture.su
O assassinato brutal do comentarista conservador estadunidense Charlie Kirk trouxe de novo à discussão na esfera pública virtual a possibilidade de uma nova guerra civil nos EUA.
If there is one takeaway from this assassination, it is that conservatives must get up from their armchairs and stop being nice. You cannot talk to those who hate you.
By Sven R. LARSON
On Wednesday, September 10th, on a college campus in Utah, a single shot rang out that will echo through American politics for years.
The bullet that fatally wounded Charlie Kirk, a 31-year-old conservative activist, was a wake-up call for conservatives everywhere, not just in America.
Bruna Frascolla
The U.S. should listen to Decarlos Brown's mother and create institutions to which people like her would willingly entrust her son's life.
On the first weekend of September, Twitter was flooded with footage of a senseless murder on a North Carolina train. Security cameras captured the moment when Decarlos Brown, an ugly black man with numerous police records, suddenly stabbed Iryna Zarutska, a beautiful 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee.
Raphael Machado
There may be few other options for Trump than to concentrate more power and implement exceptional measures to guarantee law and order.
The brutal assassination of the American conservative commentator Charlie Kirk has once again brought the possibility of a new civil war in the U.S. into public virtual discussion. The topic of a Civil War 2.0 is not actually new.