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The Army Colonel allegedly belonged to him celebrated the killing of Charlie Kirk, and Army Colonel Scott Stephens was suspended.
An Army spokesman confirmed Stephens’ suspension and said he was investigating his actions. It is not possible to contact Stephens for comment via publication time.
One article read: “But, Charlie is doing his favorite things – spreading hate, racism, homosexuality, misogyny and transphobia on college campuses, and we can feel comforted by what we like the most.”
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An Army colonel was suspended after a controversial social media post named after him. (iStock)
“I will offer empathy, but Charlie hates empathy. As we have been told after many other tragedies, we have to keep moving forward. We can’t do this politics.”
The Colonel was once the commander of the 1st Battalion, and the Fourth Corps of the Fourth Armored Brigade had portrayed itself as an anti-sex crusader in the army.
In 2021, he told missions and purposes that he has long been part of sexual assault and its problems covered up in the military.
Pentagon announces “zero tolerance” to military personnel mocking Charlie Kirk
“I’ve been introverted all my life,” he said. “And I would say that over the past few years, I’ve been satisfied with it. I personally chose to… keep going forward in the years that followed and try to speak out…and try to procrastinate some of my peers.”
“I don’t think I know a single woman who hasn’t been harassed,” Stephens said. “And it’s hard for me to find a woman I personally know, but it’s devastating. These are my teammates. These are my sisters.”
The Pentagon announced last week that it was following and “resolving” active duty personnel, and he made public comments celebrating Kirk’s death.
“It is unacceptable for military personnel and civilians to celebrate or ridicule the assassination of a fellow American compatriot. The Department of War has zero tolerance for this,” Sean Parnell, the Pentagon chief spokesman and senior adviser, announced. postal On X.
Army Colonel Scott Stephens said Kirk died “do what he likes best – spreading hatred.” (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Secretary Pete Hegseth added: “We are following all of this carefully and will resolve it immediately. It is totally unacceptable.”
The Daily Caller first reported that Major Bryan Bintliff, who passed “Bryan Harlow” on social media, was suspended after he allegedly wrote several posts on the Killing.
On Saturday, September 13, 2025, Charlie Kirk, CEO and co-founder of the Memorial at Charlie Kirk in Orem, Utah, was seen in Orem, Utah on Saturday. (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson)
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“A monster died today,” one post wrote. “It was sad that Charlie’s child was traumatized throughout his life, but it was not a sad thing to die.”
“Ministry of War Zero tolerance for those who celebrate or mock Americans assassinate,” Parnell wrote on X.
