This post originally appeared at Fellowship of the Minds

Video footage the MSM fake news conveniently kept out of their “breaking news story” has surfaced of George Floyd resisting arrest for around three minutes .

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Would this have stopped the riots? No. Fake news had made their minds up. They were going do their part at destroying the country. They were sticking to the plan.

*”One of the most obvious ways to tell I’f a event could be faked is paying attention to the news release. It’s a dead giveaway when you see all the networks releasing the same exact story, at the same time.”

This video just adds to the long list of events that fake news got caught at “faking news”.

https://youtu.be/tmol05Uftv8

There you have it. Floyd did indeed resist arrest. The entire fake news complex lied to you, again. They specifically said Floyd didn’t resist arrest.

This is just another example why I quit believing everything the news media puts out.. Some might think that’s a little extreme. No. It’s the only logical, smart solution. The days of me saying “they lie sometimes but usually they are pretty honest” were gone long ago. If you say you can tell the difference simply by using your best judgement, all you are really doing is selecting what you feel comfortable with. That does not make it true.

People saw the video. They saw Floyd die.. Somebody mentioned in the comment section in a prior post of mine. Something along the lines that “it’s going to take more than different time stamps to change my mind”.

Five simple points, out of many.

MSM lies all the time
“Floyd is dead because the video shows it.” Yes, the video looks like someone got killed or died of something. .. I get it, you’re convinced. Now go turn on your TV or watch your favorite movie on the internet. Why do you watch what you are watching? It’s because the character’s seem real. A block buster movie only becomes a hit if the movie is good. This requires the actors being skilled enough to convince you the roles the play are real.. Seeing is no longer believing. If you believe Floyd is dead because it was captured on video, then you have to believe everything in all movies/videos are true.
If we wanted to use a video deposition in court, most states require the date/time to be burned into the video at the time of recording. If the date is off/time is off, they cannot be used in court. All the videos times were different.. Floyd videos should not be legit evidence in court. *Time/ date can be faked in any video. Even when time of recording is hurned into video.
To convict, there cannot be a reasonable doubt. Time/date or anything else that’s seemd wrong with this event causes reasonable doubt. Innocent until proven guilty.
Reliability of source of video.

I use the MSM as leads. Then I investigate the story myself. But to each their own.

Fake ot not , some have come out ahead because of Floyd’s death.

Floyd family got millions in donations. Fame and fortune.
Black LIves Matter seemed to grow in numbers. They assaulted and killed police officers which continues at this very moment. They ignore black on black deaths., or any other death in the black community.. They’ve actually got people giving in to their demands.. Some are actually kneeling for them, because BLM expects it. . Yes, they have been successful proving racism and bigotry exist in America. BlM being perhaps the most openly racist group to ever exist in America..
Let’s not forget the 35 million and more BLM has received in donations.. Unfortunate for them, the people handling their money, the Minnesota Freedom Fund (MFF) has inly spent $200,000 of the money on bail money for protesters. They haven’t said where the rest of the money went. MFF deleted the board members(which are almost all white) page on their site and they quit accepting donations. They already admitted on Twitter that ” the donations are turned over to ACTBLUE. ACTBLUE then give it to the democrats”. That’s because ACTBLUE is part of the Democrat party. Looks like the democrats hustled BLM. Watch, BLM will still support democrats.
Democrats have shown how much they love their voter base by allowing out of town rioters to destroy their cities, their businesses, get assaulted, killed and have their whole lives destoyed.
Biden says Floyd is more important than MLK.
Science makes discovery that protesting will keep you safe from getting covid19 but attending church, working, etc, increases your chance to get the virus.
The first time in history that a transperson parent got to fight alongside their transchildren and transhgrandkids with their trans dog and trans bird. Take over American soil. They did this through violence and declared their own country. Perhaps the #1 country of starving people because the homeless stole all the food the firds day.
The first time a unknown rapper declares himself the police after removing the police because they didn’t want police there. He also declares himself to be leader of country by beating and who knows what. Proving the people with guns win. Tupac and biggie would be proud.
Floyd so influential and important that he gets minute by minute coverage the day he is buried. He gets second by second camera coverage from helicopter of his car as it travels to his resting grounds. The man is treated like a Saint, even though he was a hardened thug who died while being arrested for committing a crime that is a violation of federal law , which can carry a sentence of 20 years.
Police are getting replaced and now, just as I predicted, democrats are going after their weapons.
Muslims love the replacing the police with something like community police. Perfect because to Muslims, community police is religion police or the morality police. That gives them a chance to bring in Sharia law.

Minneapolis is home to the largest population of Somali in the USA. That means Muslim. You can be sure a Muslim controlled replacement for the police is ready to fill the spot.

I find it unusual that CUP FOODS is also the address of a Mosque. Yes, they have a Mosque in the basement. An “underground Mosque”. Now you know it’s true. They exist.

I mentioned earlier about the video source being reliable. There is some evidence that the owner(from Palestine)of Cup Foods might have had some animosity toward the police.

That area of town is a hotspot for crime. Cup Foods being a hotspot for drug trafficking.

The owners son is a convicted felon who has been to prison. The business has been in trouble with the law in the past. Both the owner and son have criminal records.

This document will explain the situation better than I.

CUP Foods, Inc., a Minnesota Corporation, and its President Samir Hamaden Abumayyaleh, Relators, vs. City of Minneapolis, Respondent. C2-01-399, Court of Appeals Published, September 11, 2001.

STATE OF MINNESOTA

IN COURT OF APPEALS

C2-01-399

CUP Foods, Inc., a Minnesota Corporation, and its President Samir Hamaden Abumayyaleh,

Relators,

vs.

City of Minneapolis,

Respondent.

Filed September 11, 2001

Affirmed in part, reversed in part, and remanded

G. Barry Anderson, Judge

City of Minneapolis

Docket No. 9-2110-12612-3

Ronald I. Meshbesher, Jonathan M. Peck, Meshbesher & Spence, Ltd., 1616 Park Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55404 (for relators)

Jay M. Heffern, Minneapolis City Attorney, Scott Reeves, Assistant Minneapolis City Attorney, 300 Metropolitan Centre, 333 South Seventh Street, Minneapolis, MN 55402 (for respondent)

Considered and decided by G. Barry Anderson, Presiding Judge, R.A. Randall, Judge, and Robert H. Schumacher, Judge.

S Y L L A B U S

If an agency adopts the findings and conclusions of an administrative law judge, but rejects or significantly deviates from the recommendations of that judge and does not make findings explaining the deviation, the decision is arbitrary and capricious, and the case should be remanded for the agency to make findings explaining its decision to deviate.

O P I N I O N

G. BARRY ANDERSON, Judge

Respondent city stayed revocation of relator’s business licenses subject to store closure for six months and compliance thereafter with several conditions. Relator argues that respondent’s decision is not supported by substantial evidence and that the sanction was arbitrary and capricious. Relator also argues that the administrative law judge (ALJ) abused her discretion by denying his motion to strike testimony concerning controlled drug buys. We conclude that there is substantial evidence to support respondent city’s finding of good cause for adverse license action against relator. In addition, because relator did not make a timely motion to strike, we conclude that the ALJ acted within her discretion by denying the motion. But because respondent deviated from the ALJ’s recommendations when imposing its sanction, without making findings explaining the reasons for doing so, we reverse and remand.

FACTS

In 1989, relator Samir Abumayyaleh opened a convenience store at the northeast corner of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue South in Minneapolis. The store sold groceries and the usual convenience items. Eventually, relator added numerous goods and services to the store, including a delicatessen, cellular phone and pager sales, tobacco products, and off-sale 3.2 beer.

Respondent City of Minneapolis issued CUP Foods (Chicago Unbeatable Prices) four licenses: (1) grocery store; (2) food manufacturer; (3) tobacco dealer; and (4) off-sale 3.2 beer vendor. Respondent first issued the licenses in 1989 and each is subject to annual renewal. Relator’s family, including his father and two younger brothers, work at the store, but relator also employs other workers. Relator’s younger brother Nabil, known as “Billy,” one of the store employees, has a prior felony conviction for auto theft.

CUP Foods is located in a high-crime area of Minneapolis and, not surprisingly, experienced problems with loitering and drug activity in and around the store. In 1991, relator complained to respondent about the loitering problem, and at a city crime specialist’s recommendation, relator placed two yellow “no trespassing” signs outside his store. Respondent conditioned relator’s licenses on reduced hours of operation. On several occasions, however, the store remained open after the designated closing time.

In 1993, after receiving additional complaints about loitering and drug activity near CUP Foods, respondent scheduled a committee meeting to consider adverse license action. As a result of the meeting, relator agreed to remove public pay phones, hire off-duty police officers for security, reduce hours of operation, hire older employees for evening shifts, report drug activity to police, and remove signs blocking store windows. Relator understood that failure to comply with the agreed-on conditions could result in revocation, suspension, or non-renewal of his licenses. Relator complied with the conditions, including the employment of off-duty police officers as security guards. But approximately one-year later, relator discontinued their employment because of the cost and because “things got a lot better at the intersection.”

As time went on, however, the crime problem at 38th and Chicago became worse. In 1996, neighborhood residents formed a task force to improve safety and reduce drug-dealing activity in the neighborhood. In 1998, the number of complaints concerning CUP Foods prompted police community crime specialists to open a file on the store. Crime-prevention specialists visited CUP Foods and relator signed a Minneapolis “no trespassing” affidavit and received two new “no trespassing” signs. The specialists advised relator to call 911 to report trouble, and he and his employees did so.

On July 13, 1998, a shooting took place near CUP Foods. Shortly thereafter, relator attended a task-force meeting and asked for a greater police presence at the intersection. A few months later, two more shootings took place near CUP Foods.

Beginning in October 1998, police conducted surveillance of CUP Foods. Police observed loitering and hand-to-hand exchanges outside the store and in the store entryway. Using confidential informants, police made several “controlled buys” of either crack cocaine or apparent crack cocaine inside CUP Foods.

Based on the results of the controlled buys, police obtained a search warrant for CUP Foods and executed that warrant on November 18, 1998. Police recovered: stolen cell phones; a bullet-proof vest; live ammunition; a stolen bicycle; ephedrine, an ingredient in methamphetamine; glass tubing; baggies of what appeared to be crack cocaine (but later proved to lack cocaine base); postal scales; and three firearms. Police also observed bullet holes in a door. The state charged Nabil Abumayyaleh with unlawful possession of a firearm, but later dismissed that charge. Police did not link any of the stolen items to relator, and did not charge him with any crime.

Police continued to make controlled buys in CUP Foods during 1999. On one occasion, the participants completed a transaction in plain view of Nabil Abumayyaleh as he worked as a cashier. On November 9, 1999, a Minneapolis police officer recovered crack cocaine from a CUP Foods shelf during the course of answering a call reporting an armed man in the area.

In November 1999, the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office commenced a nuisance-abatement proceeding against CUP Foods. That proceeding was stayed pending the city’s resolution of appellant’s licensing issues because, on November 19, 1999, respondent filed a notice of hearing concerning all CUP Foods licenses. Respondent filed amended notices on February 25, 2000, and again on March 27, 2000.

An ALJ conducted evidentiary hearings on March 28, 30, and 31, and on May 5 and 15, 2000. Respondent presented testimony from police and neighbors, and argued for revocation of relator’s licenses. Relator presented favorable testimony from neighbors and customers, testified to his own compliance with recommendations, and explained that he, too, sought to end the criminal activity near the intersection.

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