I Was Right (Again!)

Introduction

In a recent video created by One America News Network (OAN), titled “I Was Right (Again!)”, several important and controversial topics were discussed. This video highlights the need for free speech and the importance of objective reporting. It sheds light on the George Floyd case, presenting evidence that challenges the mainstream narrative. Let’s delve into the key points discussed in this thought-provoking video.

Join Free Talk, a new social platform by OAN

• OAN introduces Free Talk, a new social platform where users can freely express their opinions, connect with others, and engage in meaningful discussions.
• Free Talk provides a space for free speech and encourages an open exchange of ideas without the fear of censorship or shadowbanning.
• Joining this platform allows individuals to participate actively in shaping the discourse on important issues.

Extreme public pressure on prosecutors in the George Floyd case

The video reveals new information regarding the immense pressure placed on prosecutors in the George Floyd case. This pressure may have influenced the handling of the case and the subsequent narrative.

• Patrick Lofton, a prosecutor involved in the case, withdrew due to external pressure to prosecute all four officers involved in Floyd’s arrest, regardless of the evidence.
• This new revelation raises questions about the objectivity of the prosecution and highlights potential external influences affecting the trial.

Lack of medical indications of asphyxia or strangulation

The medical examiner’s report on George Floyd’s autopsy presented startling information that contradicts the widely accepted narrative surrounding his cause of death.

• Contrary to popular belief, the autopsy report found no medical indications of asphyxia or strangulation.
• This finding challenges the notion that Floyd’s death was solely caused by officer Derek Chauvin’s knee restraint.

Lawsuit against Mike Freeman

Amy Sweezy, a former prosecutor, filed a lawsuit against Mike Freeman, the Hennepin County Attorney handling the George Floyd case. The lawsuit alleges sex discrimination and retaliation.

• Sweezy’s lawsuit sheds light on potential internal issues within the prosecution team, further questioning the integrity of the case.
• This lawsuit adds to the complexity of the George Floyd case, urging the public to critically examine all aspects of the trial.

Conversations with the medical examiner

Amy Sweezy’s conversation with the medical examiner involved in George Floyd’s autopsy provides additional insights into the case.

• Sweezy discusses her conversation with the medical examiner and confirms that there were no injuries found on Floyd’s neck.
• This information is significant, as it challenges the widely held belief that Chauvin’s knee restraint was the primary cause of Floyd’s death.

The knee restraint and Floyd’s cause of death

The autopsy report itself does not provide concrete evidence to support the knee restraint as the sole cause of Floyd’s death.

• While the knee restraint may have played a role, the autopsy report indicates the presence of multiple factors contributing to Floyd’s death.
• This raises important questions regarding the accuracy of the initial narrative that focused solely on the knee restraint.

Conclusion

The video created by One America News Network, titled “I Was Right (Again!)”, presents thought-provoking insights into the George Floyd case and the importance of free speech. It challenges the mainstream narrative by providing evidence that contradicts widely held beliefs. Join Free Talk, OAN’s new social platform, to engage in meaningful discussions and shape the discourse. Remember to visit OAN’s website, Facebook page, and Instagram account for more information. Also, consider watching OAN live on KlowdTV, starting at just $2.50 per month. Let’s continue to critically examine the facts and ensure that justice is served fairly and objectively.

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