It was All Given Away with the T-Shirt! By Chris Knight (Florida)

I came across this material which indicated that one Black juror in the Chauvin trial who claimed that have had no prior knowledge of the George Floyd case, as if that was possible, was photographed some time before the trial wearing a T-shirt with “Get your knee off our necks.” It makes one wonder why the defence did not check this out from square one, for surely someone had a computer with internet? Or, was this noticed and kept up their sleeves for a mistrial? Oh, coming back to this article I see that I should have posted it earlier and not gone out and got a T-shirt with “Get your neck off my knee,” on it, as now the defence is appealing the case!

https://thepostmillennial.com/chauvin-trial-juror-spark-some-change

“A juror on the Derek Chauvin trial who told the court that he had no prior knowledge of the George Floyd civil case was photographed last August wearing a shirt that read “Get your knee off our necks” and “BLM.” He stated last week that he saw jury duty as a means to “spark some change.”

Juror #52, now identified as Brandon Mitchell, reportedly told Judge Cahill on March 15 that he had no prior knowledge of the case prior to being summoned for jury duty.

Speaking in a show called Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell on April 27, Mitchell said that people should say yes to jury duty as a means to promote societal change.

According to Minneapolis’ FOX 9 reporter Paul Blume, who live tweeted the case on March 15, “Judge Cahill asked Juror #52, whether he heard anything about the #GeorgeFloyd civil case. He says, no.

In a Facebook post dated August 31, 2020, Brandon Mitchell was pictured … wearing a shirt with the words “Get your knee off our necks” and “BLM,” which is short for Black Lives Matter.”

It looks like, just with the stolen election, no stone was left unturned to nail Chauvin to the cross of White racism. Let’s see how the appeal now goes. I am not optimistic, agreeing with Queen Ann Coulter, that Chauvin is part of an anti-White ritual sacrifice, but it needs to be done, for the record.