- By James Kraviz
- (General Dispatch) – The media had announced that ex-cop Derek Chauvin would be found guilty, but it seems that Democrat Representative Maxine Waters and Joe Biden disagreed on the verdict.
- Derek Chauvin was charged with three counts of murder, but Waters issued a message from the Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, warning that such a sentence is not enough, and for that reason there should be more fierce protests compared to the previous ones.
- The Democrat has maintained her displeasure in conjunction with President Biden, and had requested that the ex-policeman be convicted of first-degree murder, but much of the population has accepted the verdict.
- Waters, on the other hand, was devising a strategy to make the trial a “mistrial”, acting irresponsibly, and to make the American community believe that the institutions were being manipulated and thus create a wave of violence in different states.
- Although the trial will still stand, it appears that Waters and Biden will attempt to overturn the appeal against Chauvin in the short term and request a new trial, which could lead to a disaster in Blue City.
- If a retrial is granted, groups like Black Lives Matter and Antifa will believe that the institutions are trying to help Floyd’s killer, creating unrest in the African-American community.
- One thing that should be clear to U.S. citizens in general, that one of the incorruptible institutions in the country is the judiciary, there is no way that any kind of social class can affect the jury system in the country.
- Nevertheless, the states led by the Democrats have presented a great increase in protests, allowing the groups to generate chaos among the population, perhaps it is a good strategy to make people believe that the bad guys from now on are the institutions, focusing on the police force.
Adittional Information:
Breitbart: Nolte: Joe Biden and Maxine Waters Deliberately Sought Mistrial in Derek Chauvin Case
Breitbart: Nolte: Blue Cities Will Continue to Burn Until Media, Democrats Condemn Riots
