In this emotionally raw and spiritually charged monologue, Xeroforhire reflects on the assassination of Charlie Kirk, using it as a launch point to explore deeper themes of national trauma, spiritual decay, and societal unraveling. The episode is not merely political commentary—it’s a theological and psychological analysis of America’s collective psyche post-2020.Key Themes:* The Assassination as a Spiritual Flashpoint:The killing of Charlie Kirk is interpreted not just as a cultural or political act, but as a spiritual martyrdom. The host argues Kirk was targeted because he spoke with spiritual conviction, not just political rhetoric.* National PTSD and Ritualized Trauma:Drawing from COVID lockdowns and the George Floyd protests, the host argues that America underwent collective ritual abuse, leading to mass trauma, confusion, and susceptibility to manipulation. These events are described as spiritual rituals disguised as activism.* Demonization and the Open Door to Evil:A major argument emerges: America is under spiritual attack. The host believes many in the population are not possessed in the Hollywood sense, but incrementally demonized—influenced by rebellion, idolatry, drug use, and trauma.* Modern Activism as Necromancy:Certain protest behaviors (e.g. libations, chants for the dead) are likened to voodoo or necromantic rituals, further evidence of the spiritual danger facing the nation.* Warnings from History:A historical parallel is drawn to the fall of Jerusalem in 70 AD, where internal moral collapse led to external destruction. The host fears America is on a similar path.* A Call to Christian Vigilance:The episode ends with a call for Christians to unite in prayer, not politics. The only way forward is through spiritual awakening and seeking Christ’s guidance in an increasingly dark age.🕰️ Timestamps* 00:00–00:27 — Opening thoughts on the assassination of Charlie Kirk* 00:28–01:15 — Linking 2020 events (COVID, George Floyd) to national trauma* 01:16–03:05 — The abuse by authorities and collective PTSD* 03:06–05:00 — Surge in violence, numbness, and emotional disorientation* 05:01–06:45 — Why Kirk's killing felt spiritual, not political* 06:46–08:20 — The shooter’s identity, the Antifa/trans connection, and martyrdom* 08:21–10:13 — Gloating online reactions seen as demonic, not emotional* 10:14–12:00 — Defining demonization vs possession; spiritual thresholds* 12:01–13:19 — Ritualized protest behaviors framed as occult practices* 13:20–15:05 — The smiling nihilists: how evil now appears clean-cut and academic* 15:06–16:30 — Reveling in death, darkness, and moral inversion* 16:31–17:58 — Historical parallels with 70 AD Jerusalem and final warnings This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit xeroforhire.substack.com/subscribe