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CHURCH STORMING UPDATE: We Have Some Arrests, And Some Sketchy Interference In The Don Lemon Case

Federal charges came quickly in the Minnesota Church 'protest' case

Don Lemon made himself a part of the story this week, and the only thing he accomplished was criminal charges for his friends… and possibly himself.

It’s hard to play that self-righteous card when you get slapped with charges for violating the civil rights of other citizens… in the middle of a church service. The original story, if you missed it, is here, including a convenient list of co-conspirators that was posted by the participants.

If that list isn’t already logged as ‘evidence’, it surely will soon, now that charges have been laid.

We’ve got three arrests already, and what looks like some real political gamesmanship blocking the criminal charges they want to slap on Don LeMon himself..

Here’s a little about Nekima Armstrong:

And Chauntyll Louisa:

Remember the tough guy that dared Bondi to arrest him?

Be careful what you wish far ‘woke farmer’. Should have known a guy who worked so hard to play the tough guy was full of it.

The empty truck always makes the most noise.

That bring us to Don LeMon. Charges were brought against him, too. But a judge stepped in and overruled those charges. The sketchy part is right here:

As those who saw our initial reporting will already know, one of the activists present in the crowd that disrupted the service actually works in Ellison’s office, and would be the liaison person responsible for coordinating any cooperation between the Feds and MN state prosecutors on cases like this one.

In other words, he would be the liaison between the state and the Feds on the case of his own investigation.

Which takes us right back to the beginning of the fracas in Minnesota.

Homeland showed up in force to Minneapolis because it became clear there’s a MASSIVE organized fraud problem there. And that happens to be their beat.

Whistleblowers and convicts alike are making statements that Ellison (and maybe Walz) must have know about fraud as massive as what was happening under their noses. But they lacked the will to address it.

Bondi’s planning to pay Minnesota a visit to get the Lemon charges back on track. We’ll be watching with interest to see how that progresses.

Wes Walker

Wes Walker is the author of "Blueprint For a Government that Doesn't Suck". He has been lighting up Clashdaily.com since its inception in July of 2012. Follow on twitter: @Republicanuck