THE ASSASSINATION OF CHARLIE KIRK

 A palm pistol, or "squeeze pistol," is a unique, highly compact type of firearm designed in the late 19th century to be concealed within the palm and fired by squeezing a lever, rather than pulling a traditional trigger. Primarily popular for self-defense between the 1880s and 1910s, these weapons were held with the barrel extending between the user's fingers. 

 Historical Context and Famous Models

• The Protector (1882): Invented by French inventor Jacques Edmond Turbiaux, this was the original "Le Protector" palm pistol. It was designed for close-range personal protection.
• Chicago Protector (1892): Peter H. Finnegan of the Chicago Fire Arms Company bought the patent and engaged the Ames Sword Co. to produce it for the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition.
• Le Gaulois (1893-1912): A competitor "squeeze" pistol made in France, often featuring an internal magazine.
• Unique Palm Pistol (1901-1915): A four-barreled variant patented by Oscar F. Mossberg. Rock Island Auction +2

Operation and Features

• Firing Mechanism: The gun is held in a fist, with a lever at the rear. Squeezing the hand moves the lever inwards, which rotates an internal disc cylinder and fires the cartridge.
• Concealment: These guns were typically small, circular, and often nickel-plated, resembling a pocket watch.
• Capacity: Often featured a 7-shot capacity (depending on model) of small-caliber ammunition, usually .32 Rimfire Extra Short or similar.
• Advantages/Disadvantages: They were incredibly easy to conceal and safe for the user, but they lacked accuracy and significant stopping power, and they were slow to reload compared to later pistols. Wikipedia +4

Modern Revival and Similar Devices

• Constitution Arms Palm Pistol: A modern, single-shot DAO (Double Action Only) palm pistol designed by Matthew Carmel. It is chambered in .38 Special and is aimed at seniors or individuals with limited hand strength or arthritis.
• Sedgley Fist Gun (1944): A WWII-era device used for close-quarters fighting. Rock Island Auction +4

Palm pistols fell out of favor around the 1910s due to the rise of reliable, more powerful, and faster-reloading semi-automatic pocket pistols. Today, they are prized by collectors of antique and unusual firearms. Rock Island Auction 

 Trump has us engaged in a war in the Middle East that we cannot win, he has apparently allowed Mark Levin’s special class of psychopaths to go after Tucker Carlson, and we’re basically on the brink of a civil war on top of the global war. It all could have been avoided if Donald Trump had listened to Charlie Kirk.  00:00 - Start.  01:45 - Zionists on the offensive to control Charlie's legacy.  21:48 - Trump's idiotic war.  31:39 - Neocons bend reality for the war.  41:23 - The CIA goes after Tucker Carlson.  50:38 - Comments.