Minnesota State Prosecutor Hid Hid George Floyd Video!!

[Dee]

Well, "we" took the bait, and it wasn't at all as depicted.


Were it not for a foriegn company releasing the entire arrest footage we quite possibly would have never seen it.


Were it also not for Tucker Carlson, it might never have been on Fox News.
No wonder all of the other media companies are after him.


Along with autopsy blood toxicology, and this video, the Minneapolis officers at best are guilty of manslaughter.


Floyd hand enough fentanyl in his blood to kill several people, and before he was ever cuffed, was complaining of not being able to breath.


The idiot had injested marijuana, meth, alcohol, and a lethal amount of fentanyl.


In other words, he was a dead man still walking, but likely would have died with, or without being arrested.


That combined with a crooked state Prosecutor refusing to release body cam footage in its entirety, lynched all four officers.


Sadly, I violated my own code of WAIT AND GET ALL THE  EVIDENCE, and jumped into the mob.


Disappointed in me, and disgusted with us.

[Bob Riebe]

This is Minnesota; Minnesota nice never existed in the left-wing cities and was some ad writers creation any way.
TODAY, Governor (Klink) Waltz insulted the Minnesota National Guard by saying he did was not going to send a bunch of poorly trained 19 years olds with lethal ammunition to face down the mob that destroyed part of Lake St.
He was an officer in the National Guard, not in the units that went to war.For him to insult that soldiers in the guard as he did is pathetic.He was afraid that they might shoot some the trash that voted him in.
Had Pres. Trump made such a remark it would be in every liberal talking point.

In 2011, the 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 34th Infantry Division mission in Kuwait was the largest deployment of Minnesota Guardsmen since World War II. The brigade's mission included base management, convoy security, reaction forces, and management of specialized units from the Army, Navy and Coast Guard. The brigade drove 1.35 million miles and escorted 25,970 trucks during 480 missions prior to the last U.S. military convoy departing Iraq.
Minnesota National Guard forces are heavily involved in the “Long War” to this day. Current operations have troops deployed for Operation Noble Eagle (Homeland Security) and Operation Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan). Sixteen Minnesota National Guard Soldiers died in Iraq, and 79 earned Purple Heart Medals due to injuries received in combat.

[Ranger99]

There's a gazillion floyds fighting
with police everyday,  we just don't
hear of it. I see the hood rats here
doing stupid stuff every day,  and
the odds are way against the police.
They've just about quit trying to hide
all the stuff they do illegally and
go ahead and do whatever they feel
like doing whenever they feel like
doing it

[Bob Riebe]

I just found out, our Gov. retired from the National Guard when it was going to be deployed.
Sleeze at its worst; the local radio station is now dissing Gov. Klink for throwing the soldiers under the bus.