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Charging police officers with second degree murder has a history of not returning a guilty verdict. Are prosecutors intentionally setting up a not-guilty scenario in Minneapolis?

Posted on June 5, 2020June 5, 2020 by James T

On Wednesday, prosecutors announced they are escalating the charges against Officer Derek Chauvin in the murder of George Floyd. Now the main charge will be second degree murder. The news was mostly reported as a positive development, however second degree murder has a history of being much harder to prove, especially when it comes to police officers. One recent example is the killing of Daniel Shaver in Mesa, Arizona. Officer Philip Brailsford shot and killed…

Google Trends data shows Black Lives Matter protest interest is ramping up exactly like it did in during the summer of 2016.

Posted on May 30, 2020May 30, 2020 by James T

With the current violent protest that have spread across America in just the matter of days, this whole thing is starting to feel all too familiar. In fact, it is starting to feel exactly like the summer of 2016, which as I’m sure you know, was also an election year. If Google Trends is any measure of interest in a topic, whether organic or not, it suggests that for whatever reason we are seeing an…

With riots in Minneapolis, the summer of 2020 is kicking off just like the summer of 2016, full of racially charged incidents and citizens reporting undercover provocateurs.

Posted on May 28, 2020May 28, 2020 by James T

With the Minneapolis riots in full swing over a racially charged incident in which a white police officer killed a suspect by placing his knee on the suspect’s neck, the response is all starting to look like a violent repeat of the summer of 2016. The two things 2016 and 2020 have in common is that they’re both election years. In 2016, we saw the explosion of Black Lives Matter protests around the country. Even…

Trump expertly baited Twitter into taking action against him. It’s a winning issue for him and Jack Dorsey and the media have fallen for it.

Posted on May 27, 2020May 27, 2020 by James T

You would think that after 3 years,Trump’s enemies would realize how he always ends up winning. Today, Twitter decided to take the unprecedented step of censoring the President of the United States. They added a disclaimer to Trump’s previous Tweets about possible voter fraud. The disclaimer provides a link to “fact check” Trump’s Tweets. The thing is, despite this being an obvious escalation of social media manipulation and election interference by tech giants, it’s actually…

Through various venture capital firms, China has taken over Hollywood and intentionally destroyed iconic movie franchises.

Posted on May 25, 2020May 26, 2020 by James T

It’s something I’m sure you’ve seen with your own eyes as well as heard from countless movie fans across the country. Virtually every beloved movie franchise from the last few decades has been destroyed. Not only have they been destroyed, they’ve become divisive instruments pitting people against each other. So how did movies which were such a communal part of American culture suddenly become divisive instruments? How did something that use to bring us together…

The so-called “experts” have another great idea. Rolling 50 day strict lockdowns followed by 30 days of eased restrictions. In other words, they never want this to end.

Posted on May 20, 2020May 20, 2020 by James T

The so-called experts are at it again. The same ones who have been wrong about virtually every aspect of the pandemic so far. From computer models that were off by a factor of 30, to telling everyone to not wear a mask only to totally reverse their decision and tell everyone to wear masks, the experts have yet another genius idea. This time it’s alternating strict lockdowns for 50 days followed by eased restrictions for…

When you constantly hear the phrase “defying the governor’s orders” it means you are ruled by men, not by laws.

Posted on May 20, 2020May 20, 2020 by James T

Along with all the other phrases that suddenly became part of our national lexicon, such as flattening the curve, there’s another phrase we’re now often hearing and it’s much more telling as to what’s actually going on. That phrase is: “Defying the governor’s orders”. We hear it on the news on a daily basis, mostly in regards to citizens exercising their constitutional rights to earn a living and run a legal business. In almost every…

Trump’s big gamble on hydroxychloroquine. Will the payoff be a deathblow for the fake news media?

Posted on May 19, 2020May 19, 2020 by James T

Trump effortlessly dropped what could turn out to be a bombshell today with the admission that he is taking the much talked about drug combination of hydroxychloroquine and zinc. Trump stated that after numerous tests, he never tested positive for the coronavirus, but he is taking the medicine combo as a preventive measure. As you would expect, the media went crazy after the news, however a deeper look is needed to find out Trump’s motivations…

Are the experts wrong again? Did the “second wave” already happen in March and April after the first wave in late 2019?

Posted on May 13, 2020May 13, 2020 by James T

With the experts already predicting a so-called “second wave”, a valid question to ask is why we should believe the experts this time when they’ve been wrong at every other major turning point during this pandemic? One obvious question would simply be this. Was March and April the second wave? Was the first wave here in America actually in November and December of last year? Evidence is starting to show this could be exactly what…

The “slow and methodical” re-opening of the economy is just to provide an excuse for why no spike in infections occur.

Posted on May 6, 2020May 6, 2020 by James T

As more governors around the country are feeling the pressure to reopen their local economies, we keep hearing the same plan being repeated. The plan is that we need to open the economies very slowly and very methodically. However, just on the surface this approach doesn’t make much sense. For example, let’s say local economies reopen and there is a huge increase in coronavirus cases. What are we really going to do then? If after…

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