FBI director ridiculed by far right for clumsy response to Charlie Kirk’s killing | Charlie Kirk shooting

The murder of Conservative commentator Charlie Kirk made an online storm of the FBI Director Kash Patel for both the perceived clumsome management of the Bureau and the Viking Lore call.

During the news conference, 22 -year -old Tyler Robinson, who was alleged to be a murderer of Kirk on Wednesday, was arrested on Wednesday, Patel made the victorious statements of Utah Governor Spencer Cox.

“This is what happened when you let these good cops become policemen,” said Patel It is reported to be faced with internal pressure. From the White House, the case is visible misuse and the end of human prey. “FBI and our partners are proud to be together today to bring justice to the Charlie Kirk family and to honor their memory.”

However, when Adolf named the rock band Led Zeppelin from Adolf Hitler to Led Zeppelin, it was a strange end of Patel’s speech when he named Valhalla, a kind of paradise for fighters in the Scandinavian mythology, which allowed the online extremist supporters to speak.

“Finally, my friend Charlie Kirk, now rest, my brother,” he said, an emotional patel about a religious Christian Kirk, who does not apply paganism. “We have a watch and I will see you in Valhalla.”

The irony of Patel’s expression did not disappear in the telegraph channels and 4chan message boards that are frequently made by extremist supporters.

“He tells Christian, the Hindu FBI Director, to see him in Valhalla, a poster on the far -right channel in Telegram. “Ok then.”

In the same practice, another channel operated by former members of the banned Neo-Nazi terrorist group Atomwaffen Department greeted Patel in a sarcastic way by “FBI head” and “talking about Valhalla”.

“Kash Patel said he would see Kirk in Valhalla,” a few minutes after the channel press conference. “This press conference is incredible.”

At the beginning of the week, Robinson’s images were shared with the public without defining a suspicion in the murder of Kirk or on the day of assassination, and insulted Mees Patel’s control of the investigation. A MEM shared by a far -right account, Patel showed a question that wanted to be a millionaire in Gameshow as a contestant who wanted to answer four options.

“Find Charlie’s shooter,” Read an option, and another was taken into the apartment as Patel’s hypothetical answer: “Shit on the street.”

In the controversial message panel, users would not even forgive the case. A user made Patel in a post of politics and explains his wrong steps as follows: “It appears for a few minutes and lowers the reference of random Valhalla. [X] They caught the wrong person. “

Patel made an early claim that FBI, who was previously known as Twitter, arrested Kirk’s assassy hours after killing. This was later unreasonable, quickly became feed for critics. Democrat Senator Dick Durbin called “Amateur watch” error And he questioned the professionalism of a FBI principal who declared an early assassination of a great suspect in a very public assassination.

Far right and patel had a polar relationship since the beginning of the capital of the FBI. Some of them applauded him as a fiery acolyte of President Donald Trump and a Qanon conspiracy, while others targeted Patel’s race. During his contentious Senate Approval hearing in January, Patel accused some of the racism he encountered in the United States as the son of Indian Gujarati immigrants and some of them of being a “terrorist ..

Joshua Fisher-Birch said, “Extremely correct online commentators in Telegram and breast channels are mocking with FBI Director Kash Patel, what they claim is forcing the investigation into Charlie Kirk’s assassination and then calling ‘Valhalla’. “Many of these channels used Patel before, while the racist anti -South Asian Slurs and Tropes used it.”

However, the wider discourse from the more extreme parts of the right jumped Patel completely, and before the identity of Kirk’s assassin, he began calling for ordeal against liberals and leftists.

For example, the Neo-Nazi Tasteker, thousands of telegraph followers, drew attention to the death of Kirk.

A Neo-Nazi channel wrote in an article displayed thousands of times, “Middle right is dead today,” he wrote, “But the fire is rising.”

A adjacent channel in the same ideological waters told followers how the gun was re -introduced as a tool in American politics ”and did not go soon.

Fisher-Birch said that they used Kirk as “moderate ı the same neo-nazi and extreme right-wing supporters are now strategically killing the strategicly killing of the fidelity, recruitment for their own purposes, for their movements, and to the left.