Retired police lieutenant says Walz ‘intentionally’ let Minneapolis burn as part of a ‘greater scheme’

ExpressLane said:
Thomas Behrends, Command Sergeant Major (Retired)

Paul Herr, Command Sergeant Major (Retired)





Both of these REAL Command Sargent Majors knew Walz personally and they both said he retired AFTER he knew his unit was going to Iraq.

Stop lying Christie.
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Behrends and Herr, two swiftboaters and proud of it. Link up to where he knew about Iraq before February 2005.

"Those criticisms center on Mr. Walz’s decision to retire from the Army in 2005, the year before his artillery battalion deployed to Iraq. He was thinking seriously about a run for Congress and spoke with other soldiers about being torn between his loyalty to his fellow troops and his desire to move on with his life. At the time, there were vague expectations that the unit might deploy, but actual orders came several months later.

Even his most vocal opponents in the Guard agree that Mr. Walz was a respected soldier — someone who did his job dependably and could be counted on to take care of his troops."

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Walz in the National Guard: A Steady Rise Ending With a Hard Decision

In a military career that spanned three decades, Tim Walz achieved one of the highest enlisted ranks in the Army. Some peers took issue with the timing of his retirement.
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And how interesting this is that this all stated in a city connected to this guy, tied to China, a constant liar and good soldier for the Revolution.
 
ExpressLane said:

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'Let Minneapolis burn': Retired police lieutenant rips Gov Walz for surrendering city to rioters

A retired police lieutenant in Minnesota told Fox News Digital that Walz has helped "dismantle" safety in the state and that he let Minneapolis burn for political reasons.
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Retired police lieutenant says Walz ‘intentionally’ let Minneapolis burn as part of a ‘greater scheme’​


A retired police lieutenant in Minnesota is pushing back against the narrative that Gov. Tim Walz is a "moderate" and tells Fox News Digital that the governor "intentionally" let Minneapolis burn during the 2020 riots because he "truly doesn’t like police."


"He is not a moderate, he has never been a moderate and here in Minnesota he has been anti-police, he has raised taxes, he is nowhere near being a moderate," retired Minnesota State Patrol Lt. John Nagel told Fox News Digital.

"He’s anti-police, defund the police, when you have police families, and we have an officer killed in the line of duty, when that family looks at the governor and says we don't want you at the funeral. That should tell you a great deal of how law enforcement in general feels about Walz."

Last year, the widow of Pope County Sheriff’s Deputy Josh Owen, who was killed in the line of duty responding to a domestic violence call, told Walz he was not invited to her late husband’s funeral because "he does not support law enforcement," Alpha News reported.

Retired Minnesota State Police Lt. John Nagel blasted Gov. Tim Walz's relationship with police.

Nagel told Fox News Digital that a major reason law enforcement in Minnesota is unhappy with Walz was his slow response when asked to send in the National Guard as the city burned during the 2020 George Floyd riots, which Walz has faced fierce criticism for since becoming the Democratic vice presidential nominee.

Nagel, who is running for office as a Republican in Minnesota House District 46A, explained that he believes the slow response was due in part to a political calculation.

"We're hearing this over and over and over again, he let Minneapolis burn," Nagel said. "I think he intentionally let Minneapolis burn."



George Floyd riots

Building goes up in flames during the George Floyd riots in 2020. (Getty Images)

"I think it was all part of a much greater scheme because he truly doesn't like the police. [Minnesota Attorney General] Keith Ellison has never liked the police. They have been involved with people who are defunding the police."

Walz, who publicly backed "alternatives to policing" as the Minnesota City Council was pushing to disband the police department in 2020, has been widely criticized by Republicans for not doing more to support law enforcement during the riots.

"Tim Walz let Minneapolis burn for three straight nights without doing anything," GOP Rep. Pete Stauber, who represents Duluth, Minnesota and surrounding areas, previously told Fox News Digital. "And he called the riots, he stated their actions were, this is a quote, ‘righteous anger.’ Hundreds of millions of dollars in damage to family businesses and buildings in Minneapolis."....
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Wow that guy has a serious beef.
 
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