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Steven Branch's avatar

I don't know about everyone else, but I wasn't born yesterday. Replacing the vile Greg (Heil Hitler) Bovino with the equally vile Tom (Cava Bag) Homan to head up the 3,000 ICE/CPB agents who are terrorizing and murdering the brave, patriotic people of MSP would be laughable if it weren't so dangerously ludicrous. If you replace one monster for another, you still have a monster PLUS the same marauding goons who murdered Renee Good and Alex Pretti are still on the prowl.

The reaction of the Department of Injustice and the Federal Bureau of Injustice to these atrocities should surprise no one. Not long after the hearts of these martyrs stopped beating, the same old "blame the victims" narrative emerged. We cannot trust the officials of these agencies to investigate these crimes with any level of credibility because if their mouths are moving, they are lying (I'm looking at you Noem, Bondi, Patel etal).

At least in the case of the murder of Ms. Good, we know who her killer is. Since the killers of Mr. Pretti were whisked away like bank robbers feeling the scene of the crime, holding those accountable who pummeled his lifeless body with bullets could be a long, difficult process. However, if this country still has a scintilla of justice and decency, those jackals will some day be arrested and put on trial for their actions. That day cannot come soon enough.

noeire's avatar

internet sleuths.

Johnny Canuck's avatar

When the criminal runs the investigation it is obvious what the result will be. Complete BS.

Peter Ralston's avatar

Where is - and what’s on - Pretti’s phone??????

Teresa Baustian's avatar

This may not resonate with most of our secular nation, but the regime’s determination to protect the murderers in Minnesota will ensure that Alex Pretti is regarded as a martyr. Martyrs sustain a cause.

Diane Bisson's avatar

Thank you for presenting all of the information available- we certainly can not count on the administration to truthfully report on either of the recent murders by ICE/BPA.

Mark In Colorado's avatar

Nuremberg Principle IV:

“The fact that a person acted pursuant to order of his Government or of a superior does not relieve him from responsibility under international law, provided a moral choice was in fact possible to him.”

noeire's avatar

Well-reasoned and logical conclusions. It is hard not to lose one's soul at this time [ for those who have one.]

VALERIE MELUSKEY's avatar

I "don't like" that Jonathan Ross was allowed to carry a gun, and carry a gun in the service of the ICE Barbarians. He had suffered a traumatic injury and was obviously suffering from PTSD, a condition that adds to unresolved fear and willingness to inflict harm on "anyone" as revenge. This tragic event is a textbook example.

Douglas Mackay's avatar

A certain type of justice will be served. Could be extralegal. Could be slow. Could be incorrect for some. If the triggerman remains in Minnesota, he should be careful what he eats, where he walks, where he uses a restroom.

Michael Wild's avatar

I'd still be worried if I was (one of) the killer(s) when there's a change of government. The video evidence does not look good for them at all.

Christy's avatar

There exists a great deal of very damning evidence on multiple angles of independent recordings. I feel like 12 sane, unprejudiced jurors could come to a reasonable conclusion based on them.

Christy's avatar

Certainly covering up an execution is a crime??? Isn’t this exactly why our founders wrote states rights into our Constitution???