Oxford Union President Cheered Charlie Kirk’s Murder But Will Not Be Dismissed

The new President of the Oxford Union, George Abaraonye, celebrated the death of Charlie Kirk. He will not be dismissed from his position.

Make no mistake, if a student used a racial slur they’d be expelled on the spot yet the incoming Oxford Union president openly celebrated a political assassination and he still has his position.

‘You cannot purport to represent, let alone lead, ‘the world’s foremost debating society’ if you rejoice in the slaying of guest speakers with bullets rather than words. I have added my name to the 150 signatories required to begin the process of ousting him. He is damaging the interests of the Society, and brings it into disrepute’.(Adrian Hilton)

The clown-man below represents the total collapse of once great universities. Consider this: Clown-man was accepted by Oxford because his race & neo-communist politics are considered more important than his glaringly low IQ & poor A-Levels. @OxfordUnion pic.twitter.com/l99lYedi3T

— Paul Weston (@PWestoff) September 13, 2025

I have been sent internal @OxfordUnion group chats by an anonymous member showing comments from George Abaraonye, the incoming President-Elect, celebrating Charlie Kirk’s m*rder. Some of these messages have not previously been made public.

The chats include memes posted by… pic.twitter.com/TK5x2kKWow

— Colin Wright (@SwipeWright) September 12, 2025

I have resigned as the honorary secretary of the Oxford Literary Debating & Union Trust, the charity that owns the @OxfordUnion’s buildings, and dispenses its charitable responsibilities onto the Union as its delegate.

The callousness of the Union’s President-Elect has shocked… pic.twitter.com/lcyHq45rCU

— James Price (@jamespriceglos) September 12, 2025

Debate clip:

Oxford Union president-elect will be disciplined for mocking Charlie Kirk’s death — just months after they debated face-to-face

By Shane Galvin, NY Post, Sep. 14, 2025, 12:20 a.m. ET

The student president-elect of the vaunted Oxford Union debate society will be disciplined for heartlessly celebrating the assassination of Charlie Kirk, whom he debated just months ago.

Oxford student George Abaraonye, who is the president of the historic debate club founded in 1823, callously cheered when he heard Kirk was shot and killed — and is now facing the repercussions.

“Charlie Kirk got shot, let’s f–king go,” Abaraonye, 20, posted on WhatsApp on Wednesday.
Charlie Kirk debates George Abaraonye during an Oxford Union debate at Oxford University in June 2025. 4
Charlie Kirk debates George Abaraonye during an Oxford Union debate at Oxford University in June 2025. Charlie Kirk/ YouTube

“Charlie Kirk got shot loool,” the depraved debater wrote on Instagram in another message.

The third year Philosophy, Politics, and Economics undergrad met Kirk and debated face-to-face back in May, during which the president-elect showed up in sweatpants and a T-shirt.
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Abaraonye challenged Kirk to expand on his claims that younger generations of boys are being negatively affected by the wider culture, which tamps down masculinity.

“It’s a very good faith question, thank you,” Kirk said to Abaraonye while they squared off over podiums.

The two did come to loggerheads over the issue of “infantilization of young men” and “toxic femininity,” which Abarayone suggested was a byproduct of an “oppressive system.”

Abaraonye’s expression of glee at Kirk’s death, however, is not resulting in his happiness.

The Oxford Student Union revealed on Saturday that the president-elect will face discipline for his “inappropriate remarks” but maintained that he will not be dismissed from his position, which was previously held by prime ministers Boris Johnson and Tony Blair.

“We emphasize that these are his personal views and not those of the Union, nor do they represent the values of our Institution,” Oxford Union said in a statement posted to X.