Smoke On The Water, and Fire In the Sky

As Downtown Minneapolis continues to board up in anticipation of a verdict in the trial of Derek Chauvin, Judge Peter Cahil says that grounds for the appeal of a guilty verdict have already been provided by the illustrious Rep. Maxine Waters. While safe within the protection of a police escort, a transparent face shield, and a purple leopard skin face mask on Saturday night, Waters called on protesters to become more confrontational, saying: “I know this, we've got to stay in the streets. We are looking for a guilty verdict. If nothing does not happen then we have to not only stay in the streets but we have to fight for justice. I am very hopeful and I hope that we are going to get a verdict that is guilty, guilty, guilty and if we don't, we cannot go away."
Two hours later, two National Guardsmen were shot, but mainstream media sources were quick to defend against any rhetorical calls for punishment of the esteemed Representative of California’s 43d Congressional District.
Meanwhile, in the District of Columbia, Medical examiner Francisco J. Diaz confirmed that Officer Brian Sicknick died from natural causes, unrelated to events at the US Capitol on January 6, stating that he did not find any evidence to suggest that Officer Sicknick had suffered any type of allergic reaction to any type of chemical. This information flies in the face of the congressional and mainstream media vultures who spared no hesitation in using Sicknick’s untimely death as justification for the most extensive waste of FBI resources in American history. Are we doing this right?
The definition of “infrastructure” is ever adjusted under the incomparable wisdom and undeterred action of the Biden administration, and VP Kamala Harris continues to bide her time as she watches a plan come together.
The Council convenes on April 19, 2021.