I am glad that there aren't any theories that say "Robert Kirkland is not really dead, those bullets were not real, he had to shoot to fool the driver" :)
1) How does Kirkland know that his brother met RJ? As far as I see, he was just found by a Visualize member. (Remember barn killings? Guy had to abondon his family for good) I wonder how Kirkland connects his brother to RJ.
As for Bertram, Smith and McAllister. We can't know if any of these are RJ or not by their dialogue. I doubt that they know who RJ is. They know that RJ is a tyger tyger guy, but RJ wouldn't risk his identity.
So, to cover his identity, RJ has to act along. The best camouflage would be to cover RJ's mistakes. So Bertram can be RJ, but he also has to act like he is just a Tyger guy when he is with Smith and Tom. The same applies for the other 2.
2) What is the role of Bertram here? He is clearly more than what we see. He is in Tyger Tyger team, but he was also in Kirkland's team. That's a conflict of interest.
3) Kirkland didnt ask Jason Lennon the identity of RJ. For me, that is Bruno Heller messing up.
Also, I got a feeling that we will be exposed to dirty cops a lot this season. In Lost, in the first seasons they focused on only Dharma and we were quite curious. How does Dharma get supplies, since when are they there? What is the black smoke? Why are polar bears there? How does island cure cancer? etc etc. But in the last season, they made it like these were quite small details and the big picture was Jacob and some other guy. And nothing was answered.
I fear that RJ will turn out to be just an ordinary member of Tyger community and the real enemies will be that team and we will focus on destrying this dirty community for the remaining episodes.
