No words needed. Worth a look.

Really, if anyone has not watched this, they really need to understand what and how this happened.

What govt. & other public officials have done to LEO's there is evil..

That's a very good documentary. I wish material like that could be rushed out of production, and into the public sphere in response to the next time such a situation happens.

Good documentary.

Huge miscarriage of justice.

Jacob Frey, the mayor. Liberal trash. If anyone wanted to know what an IG black square looks like in action, this is it

The leadership, including the Governor, mayor, and police chief, are the biggest bunch of POS cowardice mother****ers I have ever seen. This just pisses me off all over again.

Rumble link: https://rumble.com/v3vyvzv-the-fall-of-minneapolis.html

**** google

This documentary is mind blowing! I also bought Liz Collins' book about this which goes into even greater detail.

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This documentary is mind blowing! I also bought Liz Collins' book about this which goes into even greater detail.

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The takeaway I have from the documentary, and what I witnessed during the Burn Loot Murder spree from 2019-2020+ is that you need to live around people with similar beliefs, and values; because there isn't a dam thing you can do if this violence comes to a city near you - except get the heck away.

I do a lot of business with a company about 1.5 hours NW of Minneapolis. I was traveling up there regularly in the beginning for about 8 years, mostly cutting out travel with my first born in 2008.

I went back again in 2016 and 2018 and absolutely shocked how fast that city took a dump. The sheer number of employees working at the airport wearing typical muslim dress and how dirty the airport was unbelievable.

I have not watched the film yet, but suspect between liberalism and obama putting the somalis in there is the basis on the downfall.

I have no intention of going back.

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Jacob Frey, the mayor. Liberal trash. If anyone wanted to know what an IG black square looks like in action, this is it

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Hahahaha what a white liberal p***y!

Weird, that was supposed to be the Mayor dancing.

aggiehawg said:

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Weird, that was supposed to be the Mayor dancing.

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Lol, I thought maybe you got yourself of sponsor.

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aggiehawg said:

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Weird, that was supposed to be the Mayor dancing.

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Lol, I thought maybe you got yourself of sponsor.

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Let's try that again.

Better watch close to home. Amarillo is currently pretty conservative, but they have a Somali enclave from what I understand, and it was not something they asked for.

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Better watch close to home. Amarillo is currently pretty conservative, but they have a Somali enclave from what I understand, and it was not something they asked for.

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Exactly. Wont be long after the dust settles in gaza and kamala hamas the veep starts shipping in the poor palestinians.

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Better watch close to home. Amarillo is currently pretty conservative, but they have a Somali enclave from what I understand, and it was not something they asked for.

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It's a Catholic charity just bringing them in and not doing much follow up. The gangs then get a hold of them, and well, you know the rest. Crime is way worse overall than when I grew up there.

I knew the whole thing was a sham, but had no idea how bad. Absolute travesty what happened to all 4 officers, but especially Keong, Lane, and Thao. That judge is a POS and a Chauvin got completely railroaded with an unfair and unconstitutional trial. The chief should have been charged with perjury as well. Just heartbreaking listening to all of the retired Minneapolis officers.

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Weird, that was supposed to be the Mayor dancing.

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I have a Q hawg. I did not follow the trial and I know you did intently.

That female firefighter. What was her story. Was she a prosecution witness? Her demeanor on the street was pretty confrontational.

Of all the lies told, the one by the police chief is the most egregious imo. They had official training manuals with MRT described in them.

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aggiehawg said:

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Weird, that was supposed to be the Mayor dancing.

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I have a Q hawg. I did not follow the trial and I know you did intently.

That female firefighter. What was her story. Was she a prosecution witness? Her demeanor on the street was pretty confrontational.

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Yes she was a prosecution witness and as a two year rookie fire department EMS, Judge even allowed her to be qualfied as an expert! She was hostile to the defense counsel while on the stand.

On the day of the indident she was off duty in street clothes and got angry when the officers told her to stay back. She reluctantly admitted that she had her phone and knew station 17 was just down the street, meaning she could have called the station herself, but she didn't. Why?

Because the officers had already called dispatch for EMS twice. The last time being a Code Three, sirens, lights and hauling ass. Same street, straight shot with a few stoplights and just a mile away. Should have been there in three minutes or so, which is less time than she spent arguing with the officers. She did admit she felt badly that she hadn't called the station herself.

About that rookie part. Of the four officers charged, two were rookies, having only been on the job a few days. The two EMS guys who finally showed up from Hennepin County Medicl Center, some distance away, were three and two year rookies. Even the attending at the ER was a resident still under supervision. Peopl at dispatch were two years on the job.

Now, a part of that was due to it being a holiday weekend. Senior members get to pick their shifts off first so rookies tend to get the holiday shifts.

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Of all the lies told, the one by the police chief is the most egregious imo. They had official training manuals with MRT described in them.

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Yeah, about that. Defense counsel Nelson gave notice he wanted to introduce that Police Manual showing the picture and the written description of the MRT through his use of force expert but asked if he could have it admitted so he could cross the prosecution's police witnesses wih the actual manual. Cahill would not allow that.

So the Chief knew he could not be impeached by what the manual actually saud at the time of the incident. Th manual had been amended to remove that after Floyd's death.

Nelson made a valiant effort on cross but the state kept objecting and Cahill upheld the objections based upon his previous order, said order being completely wrong given the facts of this case.

At the time, I just thought Cahill was a bad judge. Now? He was too scared and deliberately made rulings to insure a conviction. He let people onto the jury who had been at BLM protests for heaven's sake.

Chief and Cahill should face a firing squad. That documentary disturbs me deeply.

Is there a worse miscarriage of justice that you've seen?

I can't think of one. The entire thing was rigged.

The OJ trial wasn't this bad.

The rookie cops even went to prison!! Ayfkm!

Will there ever be any true justice served in this case? Can the Supreme Court overturn and get these guys out of jail?

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Will there ever be any true justice served in this case? Can the Supreme Court overturn and get these guys out of jail?

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Three of the four people involved pleaded guilty to federal civil rights violations (Chauvin) or aiding and abetting manslaughter (the rookie officers). It is well nigh impossible to get a conviction overturned when you chose to stand up in front of a judge and enter a guilty plea.

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HoustonAg2106 said:

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Will there ever be any true justice served in this case? Can the Supreme Court overturn and get these guys out of jail?

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Three of the four people involved pleaded guilty to federal civil rights violations (Chauvin) or aiding and abetting manslaughter (the rookie officers). It is well nigh impossible to get a conviction overturned when you chose to stand up in front of a judge and enter a guilty plea.

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To keep from being put in gen pop in a state prison...as a cop.

Perhaps you might have a clue that all of these cops are targeted to be shivved in prison. But a fed prison has more supervisors and less chance to murder cops.

That is how it used to be. But the guy who tried to kill Chauvin was an FBI informant.

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Will there ever be any true justice served in this case? Can the Supreme Court overturn and get these guys out of jail?

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No. Need a governor and Presidential pardon. Both.

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HoustonAg2106 said:

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Will there ever be any true justice served in this case? Can the Supreme Court overturn and get these guys out of jail?

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Three of the four people involved pleaded guilty to federal civil rights violations (Chauvin) or aiding and abetting manslaughter (the rookie officers). It is well nigh impossible to get a conviction overturned when you chose to stand up in front of a judge and enter a guilty plea.

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To keep from being put in gen pop in a state prison...as a cop.

Perhaps you might have a clue that all of these cops are targeted to be shivved in prison. But a fed prison has more supervisors and less chance to murder cops.

That is how it used to be. But the guy who tried to kill Chauvin was an FBI informant.

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Thanks hawg.

State prison is a death sentence.

There is some weapons grade stupidity from some posters. I honestly don't understand the level of stupid you have to be to justify the result of these cases.

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To keep from being put in gen pop in a state prison...as a cop.

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Chauvin was being held in protective custody in the Minnesota maximum security facility, and presumably would have been for the entirety of his sentence.

It is appalling that the feds allowed him to be stabbed in Arizona.

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aggiehawg said:

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To keep from being put in gen pop in a state prison...as a cop.

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Chauvin was being held in protective custody in the Minnesota maximum security facility, and presumably would have been for the entirety of his sentence.

It is appalling that the feds allowed him to be stabbed in Arizona.

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LMAO. You seriously trying to argue state pen is safer than Federal.

Liberalism is ******ation.

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To keep from being put in gen pop in a state prison...as a cop.

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Chauvin was being held in protective custody in the Minnesota maximum security facility, and presumably would have been for the entirety of his sentence.

It is appalling that the feds allowed him to be stabbed in Arizona.

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So, solitary confinement in a state prison is what you would prefer for yourself?

Watching the video, the first thing that comes to me is the guy is not mentally right. He screams as someone who is either on drugs or mentally ill. Police could have done better for sure, but not murder.