A Real Deep State Execution By Charles Taylor
I was one of the few internet writers to express outrage over the killing of Ashli Babbitt on January 6, by some unnamed Deep State assassin. I am glad that this death has been ruled a homicide. That it was, a true disgrace, with her blood also on Trump who started all of this, and has been let go even by the Democrats, which smacks of a “deal.” If Whites had the same mentality as Leftoids and antifa, America would have been totally deconstructed for this. But, we are the “law and order” folk who just take it until replacement, working away like busy bees to keep the system going, and all who seek to replace us, full with food. Does that make sense, I ask?
“The District of Columbia Office of the Chief Medical Examiner on Wednesday released the official cause of death for four people who died during the Jan. 6 Capitol breach, ruling that protester Ashli Babbitt’s manner of death was a homicide.
Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Francisco J. Diaz said the cause of death for Babbitt, 35, was a gunshot wound to the left anterior shoulder. Her manner of death was ruled homicide, his office said.
Authorities previously said Babbitt was shot by a police officer as she allegedly attempted to climb through a door window inside the Capitol building. The name of the officer has not been disclosed by local or federal authorities.
“Homicide” is one of the five categories medical examiners use to label manners and causes of death. Gregory G. Davis, the president of the National Association of Medical Examiners, told Time magazine years ago that it indicates merely “someone’s intentional actions led to the death of another person.” The other labels are natural, accident, suicide, and undetermined, Davis said.
Video footage that was uploaded online during the day of the breach showed Babbitt, a former U.S. Air Force service member, being shot by an officer through a door.
Killing Ashli was simply a message to the deplorables that if they do not obey the new regime, this is what they will get. Homicide requires a motive, and this one is the most plausible in the context, I believe.
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