Candace Owens didn’t invent the “.30-06 miracle bullet.”
She recycled it — word for word — from a 1990s antisemitic conspiracy theory.
Let’s trace exactly where it came from. 👇
She recycled it — word for word — from a 1990s antisemitic conspiracy theory.
Let’s trace exactly where it came from. 👇
1.
On her podcast this week, Candace claimed:
“They didn’t recover a .30-06 bullet.”
“It would’ve gone through about seven necks.”
“So either it’s a miracle… or it’s a lie.”
She’s suggesting Charlie Kirk wasn’t shot with the weapon investigators identified — and that the official story is a cover-up.
On her podcast this week, Candace claimed:
“They didn’t recover a .30-06 bullet.”
“It would’ve gone through about seven necks.”
“So either it’s a miracle… or it’s a lie.”
She’s suggesting Charlie Kirk wasn’t shot with the weapon investigators identified — and that the official story is a cover-up.
2.
That phrasing — “seven necks,” “miracle or lie,” “missing bullet” — isn’t original.
It’s lifted straight from the Yitzhak Rabin assassination conspiracy, which blamed Israel itself for the 1995 murder of its own prime minister.
That phrasing — “seven necks,” “miracle or lie,” “missing bullet” — isn’t original.
It’s lifted straight from the Yitzhak Rabin assassination conspiracy, which blamed Israel itself for the 1995 murder of its own prime minister.
3.
In that theory, fringe writer Barry Chamish claimed the official version was “physically impossible.”
He said Rabin’s assassin used a small .22 Beretta, but the wounds “proved” it was something else.
Chamish’s exact claim:
“The bullet would have gone through two people — maybe seven necks — there’s no way it stopped inside.”
In that theory, fringe writer Barry Chamish claimed the official version was “physically impossible.”
He said Rabin’s assassin used a small .22 Beretta, but the wounds “proved” it was something else.
Chamish’s exact claim:
“The bullet would have gone through two people — maybe seven necks — there’s no way it stopped inside.”
4.
The parallels are exact:
Rabin Conspiracy (1990s)
Candace Owens (2025)
“They never recovered the real bullet.”
“They didn’t recover a .30-06 bullet.”
“A small round couldn’t have stopped — it’s impossible.”
“It would’ve gone through seven necks.”
“It’s a miracle they expect us to believe this.”
“So either it’s a miracle… or it’s a lie.”
“The doctors covered it up.”
“Cameras were removed, SD cards missing.
Same scaffolding. Same emotional rhythm. Same scapegoat.
The parallels are exact:
Rabin Conspiracy (1990s)
Candace Owens (2025)
“They never recovered the real bullet.”
“They didn’t recover a .30-06 bullet.”
“A small round couldn’t have stopped — it’s impossible.”
“It would’ve gone through seven necks.”
“It’s a miracle they expect us to believe this.”
“So either it’s a miracle… or it’s a lie.”
“The doctors covered it up.”
“Cameras were removed, SD cards missing.
Same scaffolding. Same emotional rhythm. Same scapegoat.
5.
The Rabin conspiracy ended with a familiar punchline:
➡️ “The Jews did it.”
It turned a far-right Israeli extremist’s act into a myth about hidden Jewish power and internal betrayal.
Owens is now steering the Kirk story down the same road — implying that Israel, Jewish donors, or “Zionist elites” silenced him.
The Rabin conspiracy ended with a familiar punchline:
➡️ “The Jews did it.”
It turned a far-right Israeli extremist’s act into a myth about hidden Jewish power and internal betrayal.
Owens is now steering the Kirk story down the same road — implying that Israel, Jewish donors, or “Zionist elites” silenced him.
6.
This isn’t “critical thinking.”
It’s a template — a recycled antisemitic framework that turns tragedy into propaganda.
She’s not uncovering anything new; she’s quoting a 30-year-old script that once tried to rewrite Israeli history itself.
This isn’t “critical thinking.”
It’s a template — a recycled antisemitic framework that turns tragedy into propaganda.
She’s not uncovering anything new; she’s quoting a 30-year-old script that once tried to rewrite Israeli history itself.
7.
Let’s look at her rhetorical structure:
•“No recovered bullet” → missing evidence.
•“Seven necks” → false physics = hidden truth.
•“Miracle or lie?” → ridicule the official story.
•“Cameras removed” → proof of cover-up.
That pattern didn’t start with her.
It’s the same choreography conspiracy theorists used in the 1990s to blame Jews for Rabin’s death.
Let’s look at her rhetorical structure:
•“No recovered bullet” → missing evidence.
•“Seven necks” → false physics = hidden truth.
•“Miracle or lie?” → ridicule the official story.
•“Cameras removed” → proof of cover-up.
That pattern didn’t start with her.
It’s the same choreography conspiracy theorists used in the 1990s to blame Jews for Rabin’s death.
8.
And it works — because it flatters the listener.
It makes people feel like they see through the lies.
It transforms grief into suspicion and targets the same scapegoat every time.
That’s the danger of recycled antisemitism: it always returns wearing new clothes.
And it works — because it flatters the listener.
It makes people feel like they see through the lies.
It transforms grief into suspicion and targets the same scapegoat every time.
That’s the danger of recycled antisemitism: it always returns wearing new clothes.
9.
Truth doesn’t need theatrics.
It doesn’t need “seven necks” or “miracle bones.”
It needs evidence.
And the evidence says this:
Candace Owens isn’t exposing a cover-up.
She’s re-enacting one.
Truth doesn’t need theatrics.
It doesn’t need “seven necks” or “miracle bones.”
It needs evidence.
And the evidence says this:
Candace Owens isn’t exposing a cover-up.
She’s re-enacting one.
10.
The “.30-06 miracle bullet” isn’t journalism.
It’s performance.
And we’ve seen this performance before — in Tel Aviv, in 1995.
We know exactly how it ends.
The “.30-06 miracle bullet” isn’t journalism.
It’s performance.
And we’ve seen this performance before — in Tel Aviv, in 1995.
We know exactly how it ends.
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