Dakota Beacon

Here is a video you will find hard to watch.  Watch it anyway. Better that you see what is happening elsewhere than wait in ignorance for it to happen to you.  

There are no guns involved in this.  It’s not happening in Nigeria - it happened last month in Minneapolis at Target Field, the home otf the Twins.  You might want to take note of this and check it out before you take your kids to a baseball game there. It seems that baseball is no longer the American pastime.  Suriving vicious mobs is now the national pastime.  

There are a few notes I’ll add to this - first, as I said, no guns were present.  The victim was nearly killed (and undoubtedly will suffer permanent effects of this encounter).   The victim was not acting out in anyway, but minding his own business, apparently on a cell phone.  In other words, not picking a fight. He was white but showed no evidence of “white supremacy” leanings in the video.

We have evidence from surveillance cameras which has helped to identify and apprehend some of the perpetrators and we may be able to get more of them, although it is extremely difficult to identify anyone from this distance.  

The attack was by fists, feet, a planter and a bicycle.   Should we be taking measures to outlaw these items in order to protect citizens?  

The police are seeking the criminals at this point.  Where were they when the attack took place? Does Target Field have security guards?  Where were they? This attack took several minutes and was quite visible - it didn’t happen in a dark corner, unobserved.  

This story came out this morning in numerous outlets including Breitbart.  Reading about it I discovered the attack happened on August 3. Nice delay in reporting it.  Why report it now? We immediately heard about the El Paso and Dayton events which took place at the same time - the first weekend of August but not this.  Why not? Is it perhaps because the perpetrators were minority group members? Because the victim was not political and was white? Was it, perhaps, because this violence happened WITHOUT GUNS?  

My takeaway from this is:  police and security guards with guns are not enough - they were not there.  Had someone, a private citizen, with a gun been there he/she could have stopped the violence.  This was an attempted murder, obviously. This proves that guns do not commit crimes - criminals commit crimes, and the absence of guns allowed this to happen in a public place.  The presence of a gun in the hands of a law-abiding citizen - either a passer-by or the victim himself, would have ended this attack. The news media is corrupt. It connived to keep this sensational story from the public deliberately.  A search for this story in the Minneapolis Star Tribune yielded nothing - only stories about mob violence in Mexico and a policy against backpacks at Target Field. Perhaps they reported it, but it is very well hidden. Finally, we are witnessing the breaking down of our civilization.  This example shows that Minneapolis is well on the way of Detroit. Unless this is taken in hand there will be an escalation of violence and a concommitant decline in the city’s social climate. Robbery is up significantly in the past year in the downtown area - 46%. Will people continue to do business there?  What is your life and health worth? Will you take your wife or kids to the ballpark? Is it worth taking a chance they might be injured or killed? In the end this is what can bring a city to its knees. What will we do about it?

In the case of Detroit, the auto industry failed there.  This brought unemployment and the conditions which this entails.  In Minneapolis it is entirely self-inflicted. The state and city government have insisted on sacrificing its children to schools which teach toxic political views rather than English, history, math or science.  The mayor celebrated its Somali police officer, Mohammed Noor, hired because of his ethnicity and foreign birth rather than his qualifications and we had a notorious murder as a result. Racism is evil regardless of who the intended beneficiary is. Using selective dissemination of news in order to lull the public into mindless acquiescense to gun control is evil.  

This single story of a day at an American ballpark embodies a lot that is wrong with America today - a press no longer free which sees its mission not to inform the public of true facts but to promote a political agenda, mob violence against an innocent person allowed to continue until it ran its course, no one present with a gun to stop this vicious attack, a city more interested in an image of “diversity” than in the welfare of its citizens or the ultimate viability of its economy.  What else is being covered up? What happened yesterday that we won’t hear about for six weeks or more? What is happening as you read this? Here is the link. I advise you to go ahead a watch it, just be prepared. The important thing is to take the proper action and you can’t do that if you don’t know what is happening out there.

https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2019/09/14/mob-pummels-man-minnesotas-target-field/