MOB JUSTICE OR A FAIR TRIAL?

Greetings, Honored Patriot: The push to pardon Derek Chauvin isn’t just about one man—it’s about restoring faith in the justice system and standing up against a politically charged prosecution that reeked of mob rule, bias, and media manipulation from the start. The George Floyd case was never about justice; it was about a narrative, one that the mainstream media, radical activists, and opportunistic politicians built into a global frenzy. And now, with mounting evidence suggesting that Floyd’s death may not have been caused by Chauvin at all, it’s time to take a hard look at what really happened and why President Trump should correct this gross miscarriage of justice with a full pardon.

The Case Against Chauvin Was Rigged From the Start

From day one, it was clear that Chauvin was never going to get a fair trial. The media had already convicted him before a single piece of evidence was presented. The entire country was on edge, with violent riots erupting across cities, businesses being burned to the ground, and police officers being demonized at every turn. The jurors knew that if they didn’t convict Chauvin, they and their families would be at risk.

Let’s not forget that Minneapolis had already settled a $27 million lawsuit with Floyd’s family before the trial even started. That was a clear signal that the powers-that-be had no intention of letting Chauvin walk free, regardless of the facts. The pressure on the jury was immense—how could they possibly vote to acquit knowing that the city would explode if they did? This wasn’t justice. This was a public sacrifice to appease an angry mob.

Floyd’s Death: The Facts That Were Ignored

The mainstream media pushed a one-sided narrative that Floyd was a saintly victim, ignoring crucial facts that contradicted the official story. One of the biggest problems? The toxicology report.

Floyd had a massive amount of fentanyl in his system—11 nanograms per milliliter, along with methamphetamine, THC, and other substances. According to experts, this level of fentanyl is enough to kill a man. He was showing classic signs of an overdose: complaining that he couldn’t breathe before he was on the ground, foam around his mouth, and erratic behavior.

Let’s put it bluntly: George Floyd was a ticking time bomb. His body was already shutting down before Chauvin even placed a knee on his shoulder. And yet, the jury was fed a story that ignored the inconvenient truth that Floyd’s own choices put him in a fatal situation.

The “Knee on the Neck” Lie

For months, the media and the prosecution painted a highly misleading picture of Chauvin’s actions. The claim that Chauvin knelt on Floyd’s neck for over nine minutes was repeated endlessly, yet body camera footage shows a different reality. The knee was positioned more on Floyd’s shoulder blade, and at multiple points, Chauvin was following standard police procedure—a fact that was conveniently ignored by the prosecution and the media.

Even the autopsy report did not find any evidence of asphyxiation or injuries consistent with a knee crushing Floyd’s airway. So what exactly was Chauvin guilty of? Performing a standard restraint on a suspect resisting arrest? The facts don’t support the hysterical narrative that led to his conviction.

The Political Machine Behind the Conviction

This case was politicized from day one. It wasn’t about Derek Chauvin, the police, or even George Floyd—it was about pushing a radical anti-law enforcement agenda. The left needed a villain, and Chauvin was the perfect scapegoat.

Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and every major Democrat exploited Floyd’s death for their own political gain, painting the entire police force as the enemy and using the chaos to push defund-the-police policies that have since left American cities in ruins. Meanwhile, Floyd—a career criminal with a history of drug abuse, violence, and home invasions—was canonized as some kind of civil rights hero.

Even the judge in Chauvin’s trial admitted that the jury was under immense outside pressure. It’s no surprise—the activists outside the courthouse were threatening violence if they didn’t get the verdict they wanted. This was not a fair trial. It was a political show trial, with a verdict determined before the trial even began.

America Needs to Stand Up for Law Enforcement

Let’s be clear: this wasn’t just about punishing one officer—it was about sending a message to every cop in America. The left wanted law enforcement officers to know that they were on their own—that they could do their jobs, follow training, and still be thrown under the bus if the political winds demanded it.

And what’s been the result? Police departments across the country are seeing record retirements and resignations. Crime is soaring, violent criminals are emboldened, and the very communities that Democrats claimed to be helping are paying the price. Minneapolis, the epicenter of the anti-police hysteria, has become a crime-ridden wasteland, with businesses fleeing and murders skyrocketing.

Chauvin’s wrongful conviction was a turning point in America’s war on police, and if we don’t correct this travesty of justice, more officers will hesitate to do their jobs, fearing that they too will be sacrificed for political expediency.

Elon Musk, Ben Shapiro, and the Growing Calls for a Pardon

Even some of the most influential voices in America are now questioning Chauvin’s conviction. Tech billionaire Elon Musk recently weighed in on the case, calling out the inconsistencies in the trial and questioning whether justice was truly served. Conservative commentator Ben Shapiro has echoed similar concerns, pointing out that the entire case was built on a politically motivated lie.

The fact that serious public figures are now openly discussing a pardon for Chauvin is a huge shift—one that shows the cracks in the mainstream narrative are finally being exposed.

President Trump Must Act

President Trump has always been a champion of law and order. He stood up for police when the left turned against them, and he never backed down in the face of media pressure. Now, he has a chance to right one of the greatest injustices in modern history by issuing a full and unconditional pardon for Derek Chauvin.

This isn’t just about one man’s freedom—it’s about restoring confidence in the rule of law and sending a message that America will not bow to mob justice. The left used Chauvin as a scapegoat, twisting the facts, ignoring critical evidence, and railroading a good cop into prison to serve their own agenda.

A pardon would be a bold, decisive move, and exactly the kind of leadership America needs right now. It would tell every police officer in the country that they are not alone, that they will not be sacrificed for political theater, and that justice still matters in this country.

Derek Chauvin deserves a fair trial, not a politically rigged conviction. And since the courts have failed him, President Trump must step in and deliver justice. It’s time to pardon Derek Chauvin and expose the fraud that turned a routine arrest into a global hysteria.

Till it be morrow, good citizen.