I find a few things odd... According to the store clerks, George attempted to make a purchase with a fake $20 bill. The clerk refused the money. George left without incident but decided to hang out in front of the store, just standing around. In the meantime, just for practice, the clerk notified the police of the incident. The police then rushed right over because, you know, police in big cities are usually free to rush over to check fake $20s from people who have already left the scene. Happens all the time. Imagine their good fortune to find George still standing there. That’s what most people do after being caught with a counterfeit bill, right? Just walk outside and stand there. I find it odd that these two men, Derek (the officer) and George, may have known each other well. They used to work together for 17 years, apparently. I find it odd that the cop had his hands in his pockets while he put his knee on his friend's throat. Very odd. I find it odd that they did not just put him in the back seat of the cop car. They were literally standing right next to the door. I find it odd that a man who couldn’t get air was able to yell out repeatedly for a very long period of time, and did not struggle to live. Why didn't he call for help with all those people standing around filming him? He just laid there and passively "died." I find it odd that they just stood there and let people film this. I find it odd that most of Derek’s weight is on his right knee, the one on the ground, not the left knee on his friend, George. I find it odd the paramedics arrived on scene, approached so nonchalantly, then placed Derek’s very much alive (?) friend, George, into the ambulance without any sign of urgency. I find it odd that those paramedics weren’t paramedics, they were actually police officers, & all the photos that were on the news were taken by one of the four officers involved in the staged event. I find it odd that Derek’s neighbors never knew he was an officer. They stated they never saw him wearing a uniform coming and going. I find it VERY odd that a cop started the riots. Thank goodness for an ex who outed him. I find it odd that nearly everyone who was arrested for rioting and looting were from out of state. I find it odd that the National Guard was not brought in earlier, and that they were unable to get these riots under control immediately. I find it odd that these staged events only happen in Democrat run cities. I find it odd that this "racist" narrative happened shortly after Biden's racist comment last week. I knew they were trying to distract us from something. I find it odd that this happened just as COVID loses traction. Social distancing SUDDENLY flew out the window. Let's hope the masks and fear soon follow. I find it odd that COVID happened the moment the impeachment failed. I find it odd the impeachment happened the moment that Russian hoax failed. Can you see the pattern? Will you continue to chase the well orchestrated carrots? Or is there something in you that will stop for a minute and look for the truth? This is very interesting.

Found this very interesting hmm. I find a few things odd... According to the store clerks, George attempted to make a purchase with a fake $20 bill. The clerk refused the money. George left without incident but decided to hang out in front of the store, just standing around. In the meantime, just for practice, the clerk notified the police of the incident. The police then rushed right over because, you know, police in big cities are usually free to rush over to check fake $20s from people who have already left the scene. Happens all the time. Imagine their good fortune to find George still standing there. That’s what most people do after being caught with a counterfeit bill, right? Just walk outside and stand there. I find it odd that these two men, Derek (the officer) and George, may have known each other well. They used to work together for 17 years, apparently. I find it odd that the cop had his hands in his pockets while he put his knee on his friend's throat. Very odd. I find it odd that they did not just put him in the back seat of the cop car. They were literally standing right next to the door. I find it odd that a man who couldn’t get air was able to yell out repeatedly for a very long period of time, and did not struggle to live. Why didn't he call for help with all those people standing around filming him? He just laid there and passively "died." I find it odd that they just stood there and let people film this. I find it odd that most of Derek’s weight is on his right knee, the one on the ground, not the left knee on his friend, George. I find it odd the paramedics arrived on scene, approached so nonchalantly, then placed Derek’s very much alive (?) friend, George, into the ambulance without any sign of urgency. I find it odd that those paramedics weren’t paramedics, they were actually police officers, & all the photos that were on the news were taken by one of the four officers involved in the staged event. I find it odd that Derek’s neighbors never knew he was an officer. They stated they never saw him wearing a uniform coming and going. I find it VERY odd that a cop started the riots. Thank goodness for an ex who outed him. I find it odd that nearly everyone who was arrested for rioting and looting were from out of state. I find it odd that the National Guard was not brought in earlier, and that they were unable to get these riots under control immediately. I find it odd that these staged events only happen in Democrat run cities. I find it odd that this "racist" narrative happened shortly after Biden's racist comment last week. I knew they were trying to distract us from something. I find it odd that this happened just as COVID loses traction. Social distancing SUDDENLY flew out the window. Let's hope the masks and fear soon follow. I find it odd that COVID happened the moment the impeachment failed. I find it odd the impeachment happened the moment that Russian hoax failed. Can you see the pattern? Will you continue to chase the well orchestrated carrots? Or is there something in you that will stop for a minute and look for the truth? This is very interesting.