RE: From Noble Protests to Violent Riots | Reframing the Narrative
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Excellent article! FYI Jacob Frey, the (Justin Trudeau, and) Mayor of Minneapolis ordered the evacuation of the 3rd Precinct. The man is a horrible actor but said he did so due to an imminent threat. All things considered, the imminent threat aspect seems legit to me. Outside of the heinous act of violence that triggered the protests and then riots, as you pointed out, a hidden force is dumping heaps of petrol onto the fire. It seems like either a case of not letting a good crisis go to waste or George Floyd was the designated fall guy even before they murdered him. I know the latter seems far-fetched, but not if you compare it against something like Operation Northwoods. Sacrificial lamb, triggering event, problem reaction solution. Nothing surprises me anymore, and I don't put it by TPTB to fight and play dirty from all ends of the spectrum.
Thanks for reading and commenting.
I heard the mayor say that but I also heard that it may have been called by police who want to make the mayor look bad/incompetent. It's possible that there are more politics being played in the background then we see on TV.
I'm not sure if this was premeditated but like many of these triggers the unseen hands are ready with their ready-made solutions - problem, reaction, solution , indeed. They have been harassing communities of color and forcing them into war-zone like inner cities with little hope of escape for decades. It's a systematic targeting of the minority communities. Just look at the percentages of blacks and latinos that make up the massive prison population! It's no accident.
I think some of that goes back to redlining and the way that the culture creators attempt to shape the culture. Also, if you're born black in America over the past so many decades, the most prominent examples of people shown on TV, generally tend to be sports stars and rappers. The sports stars emulate the hip-hop culture, and vice versa, creating a feedback loop.
The glowing box shows a very narrow path to "success." And if you want to make it in rap or hip hop, you have to bend to the will of the culture creators. This means rapping about money, drugs, violence, etc. There are lots of insidious forces at play. Including the fact that state assistance may only be offered to single mothers, this can encourage a fatherless environment and causes the state to become the daddy.
The various private prisons punish, they don't reform, they're designed to promote recidivism, so the private corporation can capitalize on slave labor. It's like exporting jobs (in-country) to people stripped of their rights to earn a fair wage. Civil Death. And it doesn't help that the schools are deforming the minds of children all across the board.
Police need reforming so that society is more liberty-oriented. Drug abuse should be treated as a medical problem. The control of public schooling needs to get pulled from the hands of the culture creators that are actively working to destroy minds.
It does seem far fetched but the way the other officer just kind of watched as Floyd was on the ground forever, I don't want to feed wild theorists that don't have enough evidence, but it looked sooooo suspicious, like they knew how it was going to turn out and just following orders. There's a guy in uniform basically just twiddling his thumbs. I think it's just something we need to be open to the possibility of without raving too much about until we have evidence of. But I do always treat it as a possibility.
That's what I can't get over. It seemed so intentional.
And the guy did it knowing he was being filmed. It
boggles the mind.
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