Princess charms her flock

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By using the words they love to hear: Blame other people. In this case the media.
  
What's fresh about this is the young maiden is the epitome of a media attention seeker. What's stupid about her shallow protestations is the media had nothing to do with the outcome of the trial. I don't necessarily agree with verdict, but the trial was fair. Even the words from the other perpetually angry loud black woman didn't affect the trial.

Candace Owens tells Tucker Carlson Derek Chauvin guilty verdict is 'MOB justice' and a 'win' for 'bullying Democrats' (the-sun.com)

"This was a trial about whether the media was powerful enough to create a simulation and decide upon a narrative absent any facts are there it was powerful enough to repeat showing and talking about a nine minute clip that came from somebody's cell phone without adding any context," she continued.

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protestations is the media had nothing to do with the outcome of the trial.

Are you kidding me? The jury was not sequestered and was well aware of what was happening in the community, say for example, hundreds and hundreds of cops, state patrol, National Guard that had to be called out because of the BLM *protesters* and looters. Or how about intimidation by elected officials like mad Maxine and the former Vice-President Biden. And let's not forget the local newspaper basically doxxing the jurors with enough background information to reveal their identities. Mistrial anyone?

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The jury was instructed not to read, watch or listen to the news. They were instructed that the case was about Chauvin and Chauvin only. They were screened by both parties. They were not doxed.

They were sequestered when the Prez made his comments. Waters is like Owens, all noise. The whole world knew about the case a year ago, including the most of the video. The frenzy started way back then.

There won't be a mistrial. But an appeal is likely.

What more could have possibly be done ? Serious question.

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‘Enemy of the People’: Minneapolis Star-Tribune Publishes Biographical Information of Derek Chauvin Trial Jurors
April 21, 2021 Admin
Juror tag on dress shirt

by Debra Heine


The Minneapolis Star-Tribune is being blasted online for releasing biographical information of all twelve jurors plus two alternates in the Derek Chauvin trial in the killing of George Floyd.

Without naming the jurors, reporters Paul Walsh and Hannah Sayle on Tuesday published enough details about their lives, internet sleuths and local snoops may be able to figure out who they are.

Walsh is a general assignment reporter at the Star-Tribune, and Sayle is a digital features editor. Online critics are accusing the paper of trying to intimidate the jurors into reaching a guilty verdict.

The reporters provided general information about the jurors’ ages, race, professions, where they’re from, and where they went to school. They even leaked that one juror is related to an area police officer.

https://tennesseestar.com/2021/04/21/ene...al-jurors/

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Thank for confirming there was no doxing. The Defense attorney also mentioned in court that he attended the same HS as an alternate juror.

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Without naming the jurors, reporters Paul Walsh and Hannah Sayle on Tuesday published enough details about their lives, internet sleuths and local snoops may be able to figure out who they are.