“CAN’T MAKE THIS SH*T UP”: Antonio Brown sparks outrage by sharing 9/11 and Charlie Kirk conspiracy theories

Former NFL star Antonio Brown has ignited a firestorm of controversy on social media after posting a bizarre and inflammatory claim regarding George Zinn, a man now at the center of a growing conspiracy theory.

Brown’s tweet raises shocking allegations, suggesting Zinn was involved in both the 9/11 attacks and a recent attempt on conservative commentator Charlie Kirk's life.

Antonio Brown's explosive accusation

Antonio Brown, known for making headlines off the field as much as on, tweeted: "Wait a minute.... The Jew that was used as a decoy in the Charlie Kirk assassination was also used for 9/11 propaganda? YOU CAN’T MAKE THIS SHIT UP."

His comments followed a tweet from Jackson Hinkle, who claimed a resurfaced video shows George Zinn confessing to being part of a diversion during the alleged Charlie Kirk assassination attempt.

The video allegedly shows Zinn linking Al Qaeda to the 9/11 attacks immediately after witnessing the collapse of the Twin Towers.Antonio Brown’s tweet quickly drew widespread attention, but it also raised significant backlash. Many have condemned the post as anti-Semitic and dangerous, noting that it fuels baseless conspiracy theories while putting individuals at risk.

The growing conspiracy and public reaction

The identity and role of George Zinn remain highly controversial, and there has been no verified evidence linking him to either 9/11 or the Charlie Kirk incident.

Despite this, conspiracy theorists have latched onto the narrative, further muddying the waters of public discourse. Experts warn that posts like Brown’s contribute to the spread of misinformation and dangerous falsehoods.Also Read: NFL clarifies decision to observe moment of silence for Charlie Kirk during Packers-Commanders gameAs the story develops, the public and authorities are watching closely to separate fact from fiction. For now, Antonio Brown’s provocative statement has only added fuel to an already volatile debate, raising urgent questions about accountability and the responsibility of public figures in an era of rampant misinformation.