BBC interview black police officer to discuss Chauvin’s convictions with truth bombs at the end.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7LoFWkY6Nw

Some points Brandon Tatum makes:
– 0:40 “This (Derek Chauvin) was the swiftest justice I’ve ever seen in my life. The day after the film came out he was arrested. He was tried. Ten hours of deliberation he was convicted.”
– 0:58 “They paid the family out $27 million before the jury could be selected”
– 1:03 “They’re going to have a case in appeal”
– 1:09 “People are making money off the pain of people in our country”
– 1:35 “This is not a landmark case. This is a political agenda. They’re pushing lies in our country.”
– 1:38 “Policing in America is not inherently racist. We don’t live in a racist country”
– 1:42 “This was an interaction between a police officer who I thought did the wrong thing and a black man who was on drugs high resisting arrest and ended up being killed by that police officer. That’s as simple as it can be.”
– 1:54 “The president of the United States got out and made a fool of himself trying to promote racism in a simple police encounter that the officer got convicted on”
– 2:15 “President Biden is an idiot in my personal opinion and he’s just talking because he’s a politician”
– 2:20 “Systemic racism… I mean if you look at Joe Biden himself you know he spoke at a Ku Klux Klan member’s funeral and did the eulogy of Robert Byrd. I mean he is white supremacy and racism if you want to say that is the case and now he’s the president. If he really cared about white supremacy and racism he should step down as the president because he is an exemplification of that very thing”
– 2:43 “These people are just running their mouths and they’re not being honest. We don’t have a problem with racism in our country, we have a problem with people not following the law. We also have a problem of politicians making up things to get reelected…. They’re lying to us.”

Now that it is clear even the bottom line does not affect corparate America and the final push for socialism is here these seemingly insignifigant acts of blacklisting are just the stepping stones to what comes next, see 1930’s Germany.

Wayne: Yeah. I hadn’t realized that you had to click through to the podcast link. The actual podcast link is now added.