The same people who gave us the George Floyd Summer of Thugs have returned with the Vance Boelter False Flag Insurrection. There is something seriously wrong with the people living in Minnesota. This guy Boelter previously served on Minnesota’s Governor’s Workforce Development Board, appointed by Governor Mark Dayton in 2016 and reappointed by Tim Walz in 2019. There are even claims that Boelter’s wife, Jennifer Boelter, worked as an intern for Tim Walz in 2010 when he was a Congressman.
Either this guy Boelter is trying to start a civil war or the people in Minnesota are just so randomly crazy that anyone is just as likely to be an advisor to the governor or a homicidal maniac or both. By tomorrow we’ll probably find out that Boelter has come out in favor of Palestine and the people of Minnesota have made him governor by acclamation.
So, somehow this guy gets access to a look-alike unmarked police cruiser, a police uniform and equipment (gun, taser, body armor) and goes on a killing spree; whacking high-ranking legislators and their families on a whim? I’m sorry. Minnesotans are just too crazy and stupid to be allowed to walk around loose. The whole state should be turned into a low-temperature nut house where Somalis and Scandinavians can torture each other in adjoining padded rooms between bouts of shock therapy and whole-body ice water immersion.
But none of this is a surprise. Tim Walz is a weird creepy man who should never have been elected dog catcher never mind the governor of a state. Every time he talks in front of an audience every other sentence is a misstatement or gibberish. The fact that Kamala Harris chose him as her vice-presidential running mate is proof that he’s a drooling idiot. She didn’t dare pick anyone with even normal intelligence for fear of making herself appear even stupider.
It remains to be seen just how close the relationship is between Walz and Boelter. If it turns out there’s a close connection then God help Walz. He’ll be fed to the wolves by his own party. They’ll probably impeach him and boot him out of the governor’s mansion.
And you know what? It couldn’t happen to a nicer guy. After how he fanned the fires of the Geroge Floyd riots and caused untold damage to the people caught up in the violence and all the damage done afterward by the coddling of criminals, it would be poetic justice if he was kicked to the curb by his own people.
And even if he survives, the dysfunctional politics of Minnesota will continue to plague the people who vote for the race baiters and hypocrites there and lead to the psychopaths like Boelter who go slowly crazy in the cold and then erupt into madness and wipe out the very people they depend on for political favors and perks. Well, bad things come in threes. First LA erupts into chaos. Now Minnesota unleashes a mass murderer. What’s next? New York City sinks into the ocean? Stay tuned.
“New York City sinks into the ocean?”
A happy ending? I thought this was a political horror story!
Well, it will pose serious problems for the street vendors and sidewalk entertainers. On the positive side subway crime would drop significantly.
And I thought Massachusetts (where nearly every Speaker of the House has been indited since I started living here in 1979) had screwed up politics. This makes the locals look like pikers (Goofy Pikers if one remembers Gov. Dukakis in the tank…). Yeah I expect to see this memory holed by MSM in 3…2…1…
Yes, Minnesota is reminiscent of the Bay State. In some ways it seems worse. Not more corrupt but crazier. Massachusetts never pulled a George Floyd. We’ll have to wait to find out just how crazy this story gets.
Trying to remember what year, I was out of the Marines and hadn’t yet returned to Ga Tech, working as a carpenter. So it had to be 1971 or 1972. We were framing some houses and somehow a traveling pair of carpenters on sabbatical from some college in Minnesota ended up working with us. I wasn’t exactly the same person then as I am now but I was leaning even then. We were on an similar age so I ended up being fairly good friends with the pair so we ended up in a number of discussions with them and… Read more »