So I went up to the twin cities metropolitan yesterday and traveled all the way through to get to Brooklyn Center where the protests for whatever that dudes name was starting with a d.
Tl;DR : I ended up getting videos from the twin cities yesterday and am uploading them. Mostly boring but someone might find something interesting.
I was originally filming the aftermath of the looting from the night before. But there really was nothing to see. Most places were entirely boarded up, or in the process of boarding up. Few had garbage out back from the looters breaking stuff. The only interesting thing was to see all the nearby store not looted, even though they contained valuables, it really shows how opportunistic the looting was.
Since we were up in the big city we decided to take advantage of the weather(it wasn't good but there wasn't snow lol) and go get some exercise by cruising through town on our boards.
We were on the back half of the loop we were making when I noticed two civilians wearing body armor. Thinking this was pretty strange we went to go check it out. The two men went into a boarded up Asian restaurant that had signs up saying they were open. In the parking lot I noticed tons of people unloading, taking out signs, unpacking water bottles and then eventually a van pulls up and starts unloading snacks and water for people. When we get to the end of the parking lot I realized I wasn't actually recording -_- so that is where my first video starts.
Just a heads up I didn't stick around at the protest to see anything exciting lol. It was fucking cold and drizzling and pretty lame.
So here is the first video. I'm going to be uploading more but I have to rotate them which requires my phone to resave them so it is a process.
BTW neither me nor my brother wore a mask this entire time or had one with us. No one bothered us and I had a surprising number of people come up and start talking to me.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/ESEpyD8k5KDe/
Second video link: https://www.bitchute.com/video/HOSiKtCiIsRs/ Pretty much exactly the same as the first video but it is close to the 7pm curfew so people are starting to clear out and only the crazies are staying out lol
The third video has a lot of stupid chants by the crowd. In the beginning there is a man and a lady off to the right. I believe she is a legitimate reporter. She was the only person I saw conduct an interview. I saw a few other people with press on their clothing but no pass like the woman had. I also noticed a few guys in suits, these men seemed like the typical al Sharpton esque race hustlers.
So I went up to the twin cities metropolitan yesterday and traveled all the way through to get to Brooklyn Center where the protests for whatever that dudes name was starting with a d.
Tl;DR : I ended up getting videos from the twin cities yesterday and am uploading them. Mostly boring but someone might find something interesting.
I was originally filming the aftermath of the looting from the night before. But there really was nothing to see. Most places were entirely boarded up, or in the process of boarding up. Few had garbage out back from the looters breaking stuff. The only interesting thing was to see all the nearby store not looted, even though they contained valuables, it really shows how opportunistic the looting was.
Since we were up in the big city we decided to take advantage of the weather(it wasn't good but there wasn't snow lol) and go get some exercise by cruising through town on our boards.
We were on the back half of the loop we were making when I noticed two civilians wearing body armor. Thinking this was pretty strange we went to go check it out. The two men went into a boarded up Asian restaurant that had signs up saying they were open. In the parking lot I noticed tons of people unloading, taking out signs, unpacking water bottles and then eventually a van pulls up and starts unloading snacks and water for people. When we get to the end of the parking lot I realized I wasn't actually recording -_- so that is where my first video starts.
Just a heads up I didn't stick around at the protest to see anything exciting lol. It was fucking cold and drizzling and pretty lame.
So here is the first video. I'm going to be uploading more but I have to rotate them which requires my phone to resave them so it is a process.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/ESEpyD8k5KDe/
Second video link: https://www.bitchute.com/video/HOSiKtCiIsRs/ Pretty much exactly the same as the first video but it is close to the 7pm curfew so people are starting to clear out and only the crazies are staying out lol
So I went up to the twin cities metropolitan yesterday and traveled all the way through to get to Brooklyn Center where the protests for whatever that dudes name was starting with a d.
Tl;DR : I ended up getting videos from the twin cities yesterday and am uploading them. Mostly boring but someone might find something interesting.
I was originally filming the aftermath of the looting from the night before. But there really was nothing to see. Most places were entirely boarded up, or in the process of boarding up. Few had garbage out back from the looters breaking stuff. The only interesting thing was to see all the nearby store not looted, even though they contained valuables, it really shows how opportunistic the looting was.
Since we were up in the big city we decided to take advantage of the weather(it wasn't good but there wasn't snow lol) and go get some exercise by cruising through town on our boards.
We were on the back half of the loop we were making when I noticed two civilians wearing body armor. Thinking this was pretty strange we went to go check it out. The two men went into a boarded up Asian restaurant that had signs up saying they were open. In the parking lot I noticed tons of people unloading, taking out signs, unpacking water bottles and then eventually a van pulls up and starts unloading snacks and water for people. When we get to the end of the parking lot I realized I wasn't actually recording -_- so that is where my first video starts.
Just a heads up I didn't stick around at the protest to see anything exciting lol. It was fucking cold and drizzling and pretty lame.
So here is the first video. I'm going to be uploading more but I have to rotate them which requires my phone to resave them so it is a process.