[ April 18, 2024 ]
‘You’re disrespecting the legacy of George Floyd.”
“Don’t do it in the name of George Floyd.”
NYPD Commissioner: “We stand with the Floyd family.”
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George Floyd’s appears with NYC’s top cop
Newsday: The brother of George Floyd, the unarmed African-American man killed by Minneapolis police, is scheduled to appear alongside NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea in Brooklyn Wednesday afternoon, the NYPD said.
Terrence Floyd is expected to speak with Shea and the Rev. Kevin McCall at The House of The Lord Church on Atlantic Avenue, the NYPD said.
The Floyd family visit to Brooklyn comes as Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, who is running the criminal investigation into Floyd’s killing which has already resulted in a murder charge against the officer shown on video kneeling on Floyd’s neck for more than eight minutes before he died, is expected to make an announcement Wednesday afternoon on whether other officers involved in the case will face charges, according to news reports.
Floyd’s May 25 killing last week has set off days of demonstrations in New York City and on Long Island, and in cities across the country. While many of the protests have been peaceful gatherings, they have also included violent clashes with police, and separate acts of looting.
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32 Comments
3 years ago
So now they’re sending INNOCENT COPS to the gallows to kiss the arses of looting, rioting, arsonist felonious savages!
I’ve never seen a better way to START a civil war, rather than end one.
THESE are the animals we’re expected to apologize to? NOT IN MY LIFE, EVER!
3 years ago
Reply to
BanLiberals
The “visual learners” comment by Kayleigh McEnany had a lot of meaning behind it.
The images we see paint a picture that is true in a close up focus, but misleading. The close up focus is a distraction from the cause.
The worst criminals of all started setting this stage a very long time ago so we would kill each other instead of them.
I am making no apology for what is happening. I am not defending rioters and thugs. They have become animals. They were manufactured for a purpose.
3 years ago
Reply to
spfoam1
Agreed. Have you noticed some of the hand-printed signs these Sesame Street dropouts are carrying? One said, “Can’t breath”.
Another was a morbidly obese 20-something chick who is obviously not missing any meals and whose sign read, “Enough is enough”. That would make a good visual for NutriSystem.
3 years ago
Ben Carson wants Trump to go on a nationwide “LISTENING TOUR”!!!
Trump is BUSY!!!
He doesn’t have time to go around changing black people’s diaper for them!
This country is the best thing that ever happened to black people — more opportunity, more success, more tolerance of wretchedness and futility than anywhere in the world in all human history!
Now that they’re all over TV and public office everywhere, and our schools have been indoctrinating American youth into Leftist/Racist/Treason guilt for generations, their self-serving indignation and inconsolable self-loathing has reached a fever pitch beyond all rationality, fueling this historic enormity of what they do best — run wild.
While they’re rampaging across New York, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Chicago, Miami, Washington D.C., etc, etc, etc, and untold numbers of stores and mom & pop shops in cities and towns all across this country on an ugly insurrection and smash-and-grab looting and burning spree, they’re whining pathetically about how bad they’re treated.
I can’t even imaging what kind of mass rape, rape in the streets and alleys and all manner of other debauchery, drug abuse and crime is playing out behind the scenes of this mass media propaganda narrative theater.
You can consider this mass criminal melee and the loot to be your reparations. That and the bloody Civil War we fought for you, the Billions in taxpayer wealth in welfare we gave you over a half-century, and the jobs and careers we gave up to provide affirmative action, while watching our standards and quality in GDP and education plummet as a result.
It really sucks to see the box of big flat screen TV in the dumpster of your apartment building right now.
3 years ago
Reply to
Chris Wolf
Dr. Ben Carson, now Trump’s head of HUD, means well. We have personally met and dined with him at our kids school for a Pro Life fund raiser. We don’t support abortion either. Dr. Carson is a Godly, kind, conservative man but this is not the appropriate time for that.
Trump has this as a priority but there are other pressing issues he directly needs to address like enacting the Insurrection Act. DeBlazio and Cuomo, last I checked, are doing nothing but bickering like little girls, blame shaming each other as neither one takes action to STOP the rioting – murder, assault and property damage that is also destroying the lives of others. Cuomo can “displace” DeBlazio or over rule him as Governor and bring in the National Guard or the military to END this and doesn’t.
The Insurrection Act, allows the president to call on the U.S. armed forces to assist in law enforcement in certain circumstances.
Those situations include “any insurrection, domestic violence, unlawful combination, or conspiracy” that “hinders the execution of the laws of that State, and of the United States within the State,” specifically where “any part or class of its people is deprived of a right, privilege, immunity, or protection named in the Constitution and secured by law,” and the state’s own authorities “are unable, fail, or refuse to protect that right, privilege, or immunity, or to give that protection.”
The president can also use armed forces in the event of violence or an insurrection that “opposes or obstructs the execution of the laws of the United States or impedes the course of justice under those laws,” or if a state calls on the president to help quell an insurrection against the state’s government.
During his remarks Monday evening, Trump specifically said that use of the military would either be at the request of states to have the National Guard deployed, or in the event that cities or states refuse to take measures to protect their residents.
“If a city or a state refuses to take the actions that are necessary to defend the life and property of their residents, then I will deploy the United States military and quickly solve the problem for them,” Trump said.
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You have stated through out your campaign and now, to be the President of
“law and order”, talk is cheap – DO IT! Ignore the politically correct cowards in your admnistration and do it! Decent people are yearning for LEADERSHIP here too!
3 years ago
Reply to
felix1999
Dr Carson IS a Godly, kind, conservative man.
Very true and well stated.
3 years ago
Why didn’t they file charges against Noor’s partner? He shot directly across his body when he shot down, in cold blood, Justine Damond.
Shouldn’t he have, at the very least, arrested the negro after the negro committed the murder? Why wasn’t Harrity charged?
No Justice. No Peace.
3 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
They should have. Harrity wasn’t too cooperative either….. Noor had problems training to be a cop. He was “jumpy” and “nervous” all the time from what I read about him. Noor was a “diversity” hire and not up for the job.
3 years ago
Reply to
felix1999
He was a racist cop that was out, looking to lynch some white woman. He went out of his way to make it happen.
3 years ago
Reply to
Mr. Mojo Risin'
Our poor little PRETEND engineer, once again, shows how poorly educated and uninformed it is.
Throughout this entire saga, of the death of a violent criminal, earlier convicted of armed home invasion, where it pistol whipped a woman, knocking out teeth and breaking bones, that had its neck leaned on.
Versus
An unarmed woman brutally shot down by a poeleese thing, in the same city. That woman had no criminal history. She was not involved in a serious felony (such as attempting to pass counterfeit currency). Simply shot down, in cold blood because the poeleese thing was a racist that wanted to murder.
In the first case, charges were immediately (within three days) levied, then increased.
In the second case, the murderer was kept on PAID leave for approximately eight months … having taking that long to bring charges.
I realize that three years ago is FAR too long to have put off the riots for Justine Damond’s brutal murder .. But, better late than never.
No Justice. No Peace.
3 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
The police acted with gross incompetence in both cases. But this story is not about Justine Damond, and that case is totally irrelevant to the story at hand.
3 years ago
Reply to
Mr. Mojo Risin'
The story is the difference in how the media, as well as negroes, deal with a particular situation.
In the 2017 instance, a white woman was brutally murdered, shot down in the street, in cold blood by a negro poeleese thing. The negro continued to be paid for eight months. It took eight months to even charge the negro. The victim, of the negro poeleese thing, had no criminal record. Was not under arrest and wasn’t even under suspicion of committing any crime. Yet, the negro poeleese thing shot her, once in the chest and once in the face, with NO provocation. Again, the negro wasn’t charged for eight months and the negro continued to receive pay for eight months after it committed that murder. NO public outcry. NO rioters murdering innocent people. No hundreds of millions of dollars of theft.
Yet in the 2020 instance. A violent criminal that had been convicted of over ten VIOLENT felonies, one of which was armed home invasion wherein it pistol whipped a woman knocking out teeth and breaking facial bones. But, the violent criminal is turned into a saint. Riots are worldwide (look at London). Rioters, over the violent criminal’s death have resulted in twelve people being murdered by the rioters. hundreds of millions of dollars of stolen merchandise. Uncountable damage to private and public real property.
That, little PRETEND engineer IS the story. Where were the riots for Justine? Why did the negro poeleese thing take so long to be charged? Why did it continue to be paid for eight months? Where was the justice.
No Justice. No Peace.
3 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
I’m glad you agree that police brutality is problem worth addressing. Go ahead and take a knee.
3 years ago
Reply to
Mr. Mojo Risin'
No. I have NO need to take a knee. FAR more human beings, of European descent, are brutally murdered by those of African descent, than the other way around. It’s time for the blacks to take a knee.
And, little PRETEND engineer, they can take a knee in front of me.
No Justice. No Peace.
3 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
Why do conservatives like yourself always play identity politics?
3 years ago
Reply to
Mr. Mojo Risin'
When did simple statements of fact become “identity politics, little PRETEND engineer?
It’s about time that negroes “take a knee”.
No Justice. No Peace.
3 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
And where is Harrity today? Was he warned about speaking out. There have been little to no reports of him since the crime.
3 years ago
Reply to
santashandler
Every protector of racist negroes that have perpetrated murder “for the cause” are immediately entered into Witness Protection.
It’s federal law.
3 years ago
‘You’re disrespecting the legacy of George Floyd.”
“Don’t do it in the name of George Floyd’
NYPD Commissioner: “We stand with the Floyd family.”
That was the right thing to do and hopefully people will calm down.
3 years ago
Reply to
felix1999
The memory of a violent criminal, guilty of home invasion, wherein he held a pistol to the head of a woman residing in that home …. and when he didn’t like her response, he pistol whipped her .. knocking out teeth and breaking facial bones.
Quite the legacy.
3 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
Ach: Watching the Candace Owens video I posted was funny, In a way. She referred to online commenters who referred to blacks as ‘prone to riot’, etc. As if she has been reading your comments!
3 years ago
Reply to
DemocracyRules
Speaking of Candace Owens, did you see any of her wedding pictures? What a LUCKY groom.
That lady is serious eye candy.
3 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
Not once, have I ever used the term “ghetto apes”. Alabama Blue Gums are a specific subset and that’s the only term that I have used. Moreover, Alabama Blue Gums are far and few between.
Beauty is beauty.
3 years ago
Reply to
Achmed Mohandjob
Oh all right, I was just teasing you anyway. I will delete my comment.
3 years ago
Reply to
DemocracyRules
I knew that you were teasing. You shouldn’t have deleted it. It was a good comment. I enjoyed it.
Put it back up.
3 years ago
Interesting how the selection process works.
Remember Rodney King? Those officers were put on trial at least 2 times before the savages got what they wanted which was a guilty verdict.
Too bad these incidents aren’t tried in a court room before they are tried in the media. The irony is what would have happened if the police officers had all been black?
So the careers of all 3 others will be ruined as well as officeR Chavin going to prison.
3 years ago
My empathy and sympathy for the Floyd family has waned some . The reality is George Floyd was another black guy resisting arrest after committing a crime. This time was indeed different. The cops are culpable for his death. The knee on the neck was disgusting.
3 years ago
the rioters didn’t give a damn about what Alveda King says either…I say bury ’em all.
