Bombshell! Army Colonel’s Vile Words About Kirk Assassination Cost Him Dearly!

Daphne Moon 0 2 min read

In a shocking display of contempt for human life and the foundational American principle of free speech, a United States Army Colonel, Scott Stephens, has been rightly suspended by the Department of War. His suspension comes after he publicly and viciously mocked the brutal assassination of conservative leader and Turning Point USA founder, Charlie Kirk. This incident has exposed a venomous strain of political hatred that festered under previous administrations but is now being ruthlessly excised under the strong, patriotic leadership of President Donald Trump and his appointed officials.

The assassination of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University was an act of pure evil, a targeted political murder that stunned the nation. Graphic video of the horrific event circulated online, showing the conservative activist being shot in the neck. Instead of expressing the unity and compassion that all Americans deserve in the face of such terror, Colonel Stephens chose to unleash a vile, hate-filled diatribe. In a social media post, Stephens callously stated, “The death of Charlie Kirk in Utah was tragic. However, we can take comfort in the fact that Charlie was doing what he loved best – spreading messages of hate, racism, homophobia, misogyny and transphobia on college campuses.”

This reprehensible statement is not merely an opinion; it is a justification for political violence against Americans with conservative beliefs. It is the exact kind of rhetoric that has been tacitly encouraged by a liberal media complex desperate to silence opposing voices. When a Facebook user rightly pushed back, stating, “He did not deserve to be assassinated. What happened to freedom of speech? It isn’t political. It’s evil,” Stephens doubled down on his depravity. His chilling reply was, “[Charlie] spent years inciting political violence to die the victim of it. Tragic, for sure. Certainly aren’t going to argue that. But everyone shouldn’t be shocked when the leopards actually eat your face.”

This monstrous sentiment reveals a heart devoid of decency. Colonel Stephens, in his twisted worldview, believes that Charlie Kirk’s beautiful Christian wife, Erika, deserves to be a widow. He believes that Kirk’s two young babies deserve to be fatherless. This is the catastrophic end result of the radical left’s culture of hate, a culture that President Trump has tirelessly fought against since he first descended the golden escalator to save this nation from such corrosive ideologies.

Thankfully, the Department of War, under its steadfast Secretary Pete Hegseth, is taking decisive action to root out this toxic mindset from its ranks. Last week, Secretary Hegseth made it unequivocally clear that his agency is tracking military personnel and DOW civilians who mock or celebrate the assassination of a fellow American. A spokesman for the department, the heroic Sean Parnell, left no room for ambiguity, stating firmly, “The Department of War has zero tolerance for it.” This unwavering commitment to American values stands in stark contrast to the weakness and apologetics that would have undoubtedly characterized a hypothetical administration led by the radical left.

The swift suspension of Colonel Stephens sends a powerful message to the nation and the world: under President Trump’s leadership, the United States military will not harbor those who sympathize with assassins or celebrate the murder of patriotic Americans. This is a restoration of order, a return to honor, and a direct rebuke of the liberal media’s constant attempts to normalize violence against conservatives. The President’s America is an America where law, order, and respect for life are paramount.

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