Minnesota Governor tim walz and Minneapolis Mayor jacob frey have worked triple-overtime to instigate a riot tonight. They have worked very hard to create an opportunity for violence that they will absolutely, for 100% sure try to blame ICE agents and Donald Trump for.
Want the particulars? Read David Strom’s just-published blog at hotair.com. It is dead on target and could not make this plainer.
Here is the first part of what Strom writes – which, as you will see if you use the above link to read it all, is fully referenced:
Minneapolis On the Edge of Riot
Massive crowds are gathering near the scene of Renee Good’s assault on an ICE officer and her subsequent suicide by cop. Governor Walz is clearly worried about a repeat of the Summer of 2020, likely because he is in danger of being in charge of a state that temporarily loses some of its sovereignty by Trump invoking the Insurrection Act.
Walz is trying to walk a very fine line, having declared war on the federal government one moment, then requesting people be “peaceful” and not to give Trump an excuse to surge troops into the state.
You can’t simultaneously incite rage and expect that rage to be contained by crowds. Crowds don’t work that way, as we saw last night when rioters stormed hotels in search of ICE agents.
Minnesota politicians have been adapting to the changing information, maintaining their claims that this was murder. As I wrote earlier today, Mayor Frey articulated an entirely new standard for the use of force: law enforcement officers must be badly injured before they can protect themselves.
These sick bastards WANT that riot. They NEED it so that they can duck away from the massive, multi-billion dollar fraud which has taken place under their noses and, quite possibly, with their complicity and support. They have to divert people’s attention from their incompetence and, again quite possibly, involvement.
So creating a scenario which maximizes the possiblity of a violent riot is their diversionary tactic.
These two are beneath contempt. And they have joined forces to turn Minnesota into something other than a functioning state within our country.
I hope I am wrong about what you just read. But I don’t expect to be.
