Andrew Torba, Gab's founder, has unleashed a video that superficially peddles a milk preservation hack while surreptitiously weaving a narrative of Charlie Kirk's ritualistic assassination.

Torba's discourse on making milk "taste twice as good and almost like never go bad" serves as a veneer for a deeper, darker message.

Accompanying visuals feature documents and photos that declare Kirk's death part of a "sacrificial day," implicating a labyrinth of conspiracy involving Israel and clandestine societies.

This is no ordinary tutorial; it is a coded exposé on power, silence, and ritual.

"This hack will make your milk, like, taste twice as good and almost like never go bad," Torba asserts. "It will last like twice as long."

As Torba goes on discussing milk, he showcases documents that prominently display headlines such as, "CHARLIE KIRK WAS SACRIFICED ON A SIGNIFICANT DAY," "ISRAEL KILLED CHARLIE KIRK," and "JACOB TAL RUBINSTEIN'S REAL NAME IS STRONGLY JEWISH."

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Additional text includes, "Charlie admits Israel texts to criticize Israel allowed," "Dave destroys Charlie's facilities," and "Tucker Carlson and historic speaking point."

"Lee Harvey Oswald supposedly killed JFK," another note states. "While being arrested on vide he says 'I work in that building...I'm just a Patsy [fall guy]. 7 days later Oswald gets killed by a man who the news todl you was called Jack Ruby. [Except] his ream name is Jacob Rubinstein with strong Jewish connections. Ruby told his rabi Hillel Silverman the next day he 'did it for the Jewish people'?"

Almost no one paying attention is buying the official story from the Justice Department surrounding Kirk's murder.

Torba's video, with its milk hack guise and ritualistic undertones, underscores the growing skepticism.

The documents he presents sketch a narrative of a premeditated plot, a sacrificial pawn in a game of shadows.

As the official account of Kirk's death unravels, one truth emerges: the milk may remain fresh, but the story of his assassination is curdling into something far more malevolent.