I hope they all get exonerated and every cent of back pay plus damages for all the lies told about them. People like Mitchell should be charged with affecting the course of law and order and Mitchell and the liars should be jailed.
Chauvin and his fellow policemen will never get their time spent in prison back. They should be awarded not just their pensions, but significant awards for their time spent in jail and away from their families, and all the lying pieces of pond scum should be locked up with the keys out of reach for many years.
Look at all the lives that were ruined for the sake of DEI and BLM...
They have the wrong people in jail. President Trump can pardon for federal crimes, but only the governor can pardon for state crimes. Since Walz is the governor, it will never happen.
Let’s see, the Floyd family, who couldn’t cares less about George, got 27 mil, which, knowing how the negro is, is all gone. Meanwhile, four innocent cops lives and careers are ruined, and chauvin, the only white guy,is still in prison for being white. Seems to me they might try to claw back all the shit the Floyd family bought that still might have value, and give it to chauvin. Add 27 million more on top of that, and give each of the other cops another 27 mil. And in cash. Now. And the prosecutor and judge, the COP should be looking at decades in prison.
it's a negro. Of course it's social policy never to imply blanket statements about race in the event of a negro... always use the indefinite article "a negro," never "the negro."
I watched the trial it was a Kangaroo Court of a Banana Republic. The body cam record shows clearly it was not murder. The jury 's names and addresses were leaked, so they were afraid not to find him guilty. The trial should have been moved to an area far away. A lot of corruption in the legal system, a political show trial.
THIS is the kind of bullshit where having a "real" ACLU organization could come in handy. Instead, they are just another corrupt branch of the democrat marxist communist party tree.
It is not difficult at all to answer the question, "what happens when the actual evidence doesn’t match up with the public narrative that everyone’s already decided on?"
The answer is this: the public MUST demand accountability for the people who lied to them, that’s all.
Of course, that means the public MUST admit it was royally snookered…
Yet another piece that ought to win the Pulitzer Prize, Jack! 👏👏👏 Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo, Deputy Chief Kate Blackwell and a number of other officers perjured themselves on the stand and threw Derek Chauvin and his brother officers to the wolves so the woke mob wouldn’t come after them too.
They wanted to distance themselves from the whole ordeal rather than backing up their compatriots who did absolutely nothing wrong. Judge Peter Cahill didn’t allow the 2018-19 Minneapolis PD training manual to be used at the trial for the simple fact that it disproved the whole case against Chauvin. Mayor Jacob Frey and Governor Walz probably ordered him to do it to cover their own fannies. The truth of the matter is Officer Chauvin and his colleagues are totally innocent of any wrongdoing and should be pardoned immediately by President Trump!
Kate Blackwell tried and failed to sue Liz Collin for telling the truth and now she’s going to have to pay up! She did lie and she knows it. She, Arradondo and the others should all go to jail for perjury, conspiracy and obstruction of justice. A number of news outlets should be sued as well for libel and slander as well as celebrities, YouTubers and activists.
Tuo Thao is absolutely right! If Derek Chauvin had been black, Hispanic, Asian, Arab, or Pacific Islander none of this never would’ve happened and there would’ve been no story at all. It was only because Derek Chauvin happened to be white that the story blew up and race hustlers started using it to stoke public fear and hysteria.
Kate Blackwell’s defeat in court was curiously “overlooked” by the mainstream media because it destroys their whole narrative that Chauvin was a modern day Klansmen guilty of a lynching. The maneuver he and his brother officers used was standard procedure at the department and she knew it. This is one of the great injustices of our time and Derek Chauvin, Tuo Thao, J. Alexander Kueng, and Thomas Lane should be pardoned, given an official apology by the city and paid reparations.
Why isn’t the word PERJURY used instead of DECEIVED? Unless it’s because this is MN. One would expect the one’s that deceived, while under oath, would be prosecuted vigorously given their position as public servants.
Jack, None of this is much of a surprise, I recall in previous articles you revealed much of the exculpatory information that was omitted in Chauvin’s original trial and some of the people involved. Unfortunately, dealing with the obvious corruption the evidence was stalled by individuals with too much power. I would think, based on the evidence brought out in this case, Chauvin and the others still in prison would be released pending further investigation, and the offending parties be arrested and scheduled for trial. These people are responsible for billions of dollars of damage to both public and private property, and the deaths of near 20 people. Repayment for the property damage can never be recouped but most importantly, the lives lost are gone forever. Were I the judge in the upcoming trials, I would impose the most severe sentences allowed under the law to be served consecutively. They should never be released.
I hope they all get exonerated and every cent of back pay plus damages for all the lies told about them. People like Mitchell should be charged with affecting the course of law and order and Mitchell and the liars should be jailed.
Chauvin and his fellow policemen will never get their time spent in prison back. They should be awarded not just their pensions, but significant awards for their time spent in jail and away from their families, and all the lying pieces of pond scum should be locked up with the keys out of reach for many years.
Look at all the lives that were ruined for the sake of DEI and BLM...
Makes me sad, as my Dad was a policeman.
Black mark on our country.
Yes. Their lies should be repaid with decades of jail time. Perhaps the time in the lock box will change their way of thinking.
Only God knows.
They have the wrong people in jail. President Trump can pardon for federal crimes, but only the governor can pardon for state crimes. Since Walz is the governor, it will never happen.
Let’s see, the Floyd family, who couldn’t cares less about George, got 27 mil, which, knowing how the negro is, is all gone. Meanwhile, four innocent cops lives and careers are ruined, and chauvin, the only white guy,is still in prison for being white. Seems to me they might try to claw back all the shit the Floyd family bought that still might have value, and give it to chauvin. Add 27 million more on top of that, and give each of the other cops another 27 mil. And in cash. Now. And the prosecutor and judge, the COP should be looking at decades in prison.
If those wrongly imprisoned were exonerated they should get the pensions of those who lied.
“Knowing how the negro is”???
Yeah. You get it, right? Or would you like me to spell it out for you and include charts?
it's a negro. Of course it's social policy never to imply blanket statements about race in the event of a negro... always use the indefinite article "a negro," never "the negro."
Not at all.
Yup, Right after we nail Hunter.
Disagree with your characterization of the "Negro", which sounds like something from 1850, but agree with all the rest of your points.
Sounds fair to me.
Isn’t “man up” and Tim Walz in the same sentence a classic oxymoron?
Not to mention what it says about those who voted for him.
At what point does this amount to violation of federal civil rights laws? Can chauvin and the others sue under federal law?
I watched the trial it was a Kangaroo Court of a Banana Republic. The body cam record shows clearly it was not murder. The jury 's names and addresses were leaked, so they were afraid not to find him guilty. The trial should have been moved to an area far away. A lot of corruption in the legal system, a political show trial.
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It’s called mob rule. That’s why the 🇺🇸
Was started as a Constitutional Republic.
Somaliapolis is a dung hole and that will never change and Minnesota is fast approaching the same status.
Great, as expected. A snowball has a better chance in hell than Chauvin getting a redo from Walz, and it will never happen. Walz is a nut job.
Social justice warriors ape the nonsensical NO JUSTICE, NO PEACE rubbish without ever realizing that without truth there can never be justice:
NO TRUTH, NO JUSTICE!
THIS is the kind of bullshit where having a "real" ACLU organization could come in handy. Instead, they are just another corrupt branch of the democrat marxist communist party tree.
Love, hugs, and PERSEVERE yall!
I am praying that Chauvin receives exhoneration and back pay. God help the somaliapolis under Walz, a profound kook.
It is not difficult at all to answer the question, "what happens when the actual evidence doesn’t match up with the public narrative that everyone’s already decided on?"
The answer is this: the public MUST demand accountability for the people who lied to them, that’s all.
Of course, that means the public MUST admit it was royally snookered…
Ha! The public were willing accomplices all the way
The same kooks who’d decry a Chauvin pardon didn’t say shite when Biden pardoned a guy who is one of the most prolific mass murderers of all time.
Yet another piece that ought to win the Pulitzer Prize, Jack! 👏👏👏 Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo, Deputy Chief Kate Blackwell and a number of other officers perjured themselves on the stand and threw Derek Chauvin and his brother officers to the wolves so the woke mob wouldn’t come after them too.
They wanted to distance themselves from the whole ordeal rather than backing up their compatriots who did absolutely nothing wrong. Judge Peter Cahill didn’t allow the 2018-19 Minneapolis PD training manual to be used at the trial for the simple fact that it disproved the whole case against Chauvin. Mayor Jacob Frey and Governor Walz probably ordered him to do it to cover their own fannies. The truth of the matter is Officer Chauvin and his colleagues are totally innocent of any wrongdoing and should be pardoned immediately by President Trump!
Kate Blackwell tried and failed to sue Liz Collin for telling the truth and now she’s going to have to pay up! She did lie and she knows it. She, Arradondo and the others should all go to jail for perjury, conspiracy and obstruction of justice. A number of news outlets should be sued as well for libel and slander as well as celebrities, YouTubers and activists.
Tuo Thao is absolutely right! If Derek Chauvin had been black, Hispanic, Asian, Arab, or Pacific Islander none of this never would’ve happened and there would’ve been no story at all. It was only because Derek Chauvin happened to be white that the story blew up and race hustlers started using it to stoke public fear and hysteria.
Kate Blackwell’s defeat in court was curiously “overlooked” by the mainstream media because it destroys their whole narrative that Chauvin was a modern day Klansmen guilty of a lynching. The maneuver he and his brother officers used was standard procedure at the department and she knew it. This is one of the great injustices of our time and Derek Chauvin, Tuo Thao, J. Alexander Kueng, and Thomas Lane should be pardoned, given an official apology by the city and paid reparations.
I’m sure the soros money they all received will more than cover any court costs and fines that might be thrown their way.
Why isn’t the word PERJURY used instead of DECEIVED? Unless it’s because this is MN. One would expect the one’s that deceived, while under oath, would be prosecuted vigorously given their position as public servants.
Having the read the judge's report, I was careful with my language.
Jack, None of this is much of a surprise, I recall in previous articles you revealed much of the exculpatory information that was omitted in Chauvin’s original trial and some of the people involved. Unfortunately, dealing with the obvious corruption the evidence was stalled by individuals with too much power. I would think, based on the evidence brought out in this case, Chauvin and the others still in prison would be released pending further investigation, and the offending parties be arrested and scheduled for trial. These people are responsible for billions of dollars of damage to both public and private property, and the deaths of near 20 people. Repayment for the property damage can never be recouped but most importantly, the lives lost are gone forever. Were I the judge in the upcoming trials, I would impose the most severe sentences allowed under the law to be served consecutively. They should never be released.