Un-Fricken-Believable
Connect the dots, you did.

I adore the Sauron reference.
Tolkien had much to say. One of the things I've been thinking about is the "Rings" poem.

“Three Rings for the Elven-kings under the sky, (Three methods of power and control?)
Seven for the Dwarf-lords in their halls of stone, (Seven continents?)
Nine for Mortal Men, doomed to die, (Corporate structures or Great Houses/Families?)
One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne (Central command structure?)
In the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie.
One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them,
One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them. (The rituals or ceremonies surrounding evil and death?)
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J.R.R. was no dullard regarding what was transpiring. In the same genre, neither were Isaac Asimov or Frank Herbert .... amongst a host of "fiction" writers.

You can bet your last Central Bank Fiat dollar every one of them are not from your area, probably not even from your state.
Every time those maggots get arrested, they are from out of state, they are bailed out immediately.
They have hotel reservations and airfare tickets in-hand.
When they show up at the target location, vans meet them with riot gear, encrypted communication gear, pallets of new bricks.....
Ask yourself this simple question: Who has the hundreds of millions of dollars to fund a domestic mercenary army?
Follow the money and you'll find our modern day Sauron
Ironically, the name I'm thinking of rhymes with Sauron

Meanwhile Derek Chauvin-

Seems that officer Chauvin was not a friendly outgoing popular type, worse, he got a CRT score of 'White', whoops excuse, I mean 'white'.
Not that it is important to processes used, he is entirely innocent of using any kind of illegal choke hold on Floyd. In fact Floyd's path-report showed he had fatal levels of at least one illegal substance, principally fentanyl.

Chauvin is the victim of injustice.

There were approximately 150 agitators that magically appeared in Minneapolis three days prior the looting and burning.
This comes from the folks I know .... who live there.
They disappeared within three days after the "festivities" began. Not even the gangs can place a trace on who and how nor the monies involved. Dealers job is to know who is in the hood. And they're damn good at this.
This is highly organized behind what is perceived as BLM. My best guess would be in 100 millions financing to pull off the logistics and the silence.

Got to love Vince.
"I am not afraid, I have the Lord Jesus Christ and my 38 revolver"
"BLM stands for Burn, Loot and Murder"...
As I've been saying on this platform for 2-1/2 years

"...they are a bunch of crooks." Make that corrupt cultural Marxist bunch of crooks.

Other sources mention that he grew up in Cuney Homes, a Houston housing project. It's certainly difficult to separate truth from fiction these days, but supposedly he attended two different colleges and dropped out of the second before completing his junior year. One source states that he didn't attend law school.

And guess what? I live in the town where George grew up.

If they don't redo that police officer's sentence, they are a bunch of crooks. I am the first always to scream about 'excessive force.' but George Floyd was an unusually large and powerful man. It probably took three officers to restrain him.

Although those stupid people managing Houston even named a street after him. I laugh at that. You only name streets after heroes. Duh

And I'll betcha a dollar that Wikipedia thingy didn't even tell you where he lived. Not in Houston darling.










And I'll betcha a dollar that Wikipedia thingy didn't even

Notice my use of the word 'adopted' was in brackets. It wasn't official. The lady in question who adopted him was on the staff of the college he graduated from. I don't jest about George. This topic is too serious for that.

Saint George: Druggie, thief, liar, home invader, all-around-scumbag.
No wonder the Left worships this POS!
If he didn't turn state witness on his own fellow dirtbag home invaders, he would have been doing 5-10 for his last crime, and likely still be alive today.
Instead, he was on the streets, loaded up with narcotics, when the cops showed up, he ate his stash and OD'd.
Good riddance.

Although Wikipedia isn't foolproof, his bio there contains no mention of adoption or law school. We
re you jesting?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_...

I'm certain you agree that feelings is all that's worth considering by snowflakes and any other assorted libtards et als.

George couldn't avoid drugs. He even pointed a gun at a pregnant woman threatening her. He was a drug addict. Hopeless. The sweet people who adopted him did not contribute to this. He did it all by himself.

Let me set the story straight. George Floyd was not a poor, uneducated, black man. He was 'adopted' by a very wealthy couple. He was 12 years old. He grew up with everything. He had a college education and entered law school but couldn't pass his exams. The home he lived in was 8,000 square feet with a 4 car garage, a 55,000 gallon swimming pool and his personal bedroom was 200 square feet in size.

Understatement.
The first hot night of summer, meet me at The Chicken Shack on Lake St and Portland Ave (heart of the hood) and I'll introduce you to those who know.
Maybe I should invite Tucker

the REAL Truth about floyd will make no difference

just like the Truth about Fani in GA will make no difference to the Black Racists and democrats that support her lies

My goodness.
Contrary to everything the (lying) elite experts and media have said ...
It IS a C-O-N-S-P-I-R-A-C-Y.

Getting out the truth of people like Floyd will make no difference. There's too much emotional and material capital tied up in believing the lie. "Saint" Floyd will plague us for a long long time.

"Every cop's a criminal and all the sinners saints!" - Rolling Stones, Sympathy For The Devil

Listen to Vince Ellison, after the 3-1/2 minute mark. This goes to the root.

This is more personal to me, as I lived 1-1/2 miles from the "incident". I was not present at the time as I had finished my 300 mile move east the last day of March 2020, after 30 years living in this city. I know the politics, economics, power and control plays of this area intimately. Disgusting. This crap goes goes back to the destruction of the Rondo neighborhood in St Paul with the establishment of the I-94 corridor which destroyed a flourishing black neighborhood economy of independence and healthy interdependence.

Meanwhile Derek Chauvin is recovering from more than 20 stab wounds.

Here is a 15 minute video that explains the scenario of what we are experiencing on the greater stage, now, and historically. How The Few Control the Many:
https://www.youtube.com/live/OEkgZtu_...