GEORGE FLOYD

It appears that some people are beginning to wake up. The problem IS "will the right people" wake up?

GEORGE FLOYD

Is the most fortunate man in America today in that he doesn't have to witness the stupidity of the protesters. He is at peace soon to be lying in his grave to await the resurrection when Jesus comes back.

I say this from deep sadness in my heart because the man died at the hands of "unloving" humanity while attempting so they say to pass a counterfeit $20 bill. If he knew it was fake he should have refrained or if he didn't isn't the issue he attempted to use it after it had already been rejected once 10 minutes earlier by the "man" still makes it wrong. The store owner stated, " Abumayyaleh said Floyd came in with a man and a woman." Why hasn't this "man and women" been revealed to the public? Who were they? And why was George Floyd with them? Why haven't these questions been asked? Where is the $20 dollar bill in question, who has it? It's evidence in a crime!

I'm sure George told the man, look see I come here all the time and I know the owner. Let me see if they will take the $20 from me. If George didn't know the $20 to be fake and just tried to spend it as a store regular, he committed no crime because he wasn't privy to the fake bill. However, once the store identified it as fake, and George took that same bill from the "man" and tried to use it, then he was guilty of a crime. Either way he is now DEAD! Was that the goal of the "man and woman" along with the store owner himself?

The issue is that he fell a victim into the hands of wicked men dressed in the garb of a law enforcement officer who didn't really care to verify as to the authenticity of the currency they were only concerned with making an arrest and getting the old "atta-boy" from the watch captain. His family says that he was "god fearing" which means that he believed. But, did he believe unto obedience?

If he knew the bill was bogus and still tried to use it, that is a fraud, and fraud is a sin against God and man and a crime. If he didn't know and simply tried to spend what he thought was a legitimate $20.00 bill then he would be innocent of a crime. This is why the police should have confiscated the $20 bill in question. Another thing to consider in all of this. I was married to a Secret Service agent back in the early 80's she worked for Ronald Reagan. It's NOT the work of a local police department to deal with counterfeit money, that's the job and work of the Secret Service. The cops should have taken the bogus bill and notified the Secret Service, and then attempt their arrest. Therefore, the real culprit to blame for his death is NOT the police even though they were the instrument of his death, the real blamable culprit is the store employee who called the police before questioning Mr. Floyd as to whether or not he knew the bill was a fake. The owner says "she says" or "he says" second-hand information and I quote him "The employee didn't immediately notice". How is it possible to NOT notice a "counterfeit $20 dollar bill" when just 10 minutes before it was noticed and given back to the crook who tried to use it, and yet NOT notice it when Mr. Floyd used it 10 minutes after it was given back to the "man" who tried to use it the first time, and NO 911 call was made at that time on him?

This should have been the order that took place, but because of the truth of Mat 24:12 And because iniquity shall abound, the love of many shall wax cold. The love for brother was absent and the whole issue could have been solved by Mr. Floyd and if the store employee had compassion and intelligence been used Mr. Floyd would still be alive and we would be in the throes of anarchy today or would we?

The lack of love among humanity is the underlying cause of the death of George Floyd and it began with the store employee who called the police. Therefore the real culprit that brought about his death is not the police, it's the store employee who made the call to the police and that over a fake $20.00 bill.

QUESTION: What happened to that $20.00 bill? It is evidence in a crime if it existed at all WHO has that $20.00 bill? Placed in the same situation would I fret over a phony fake bill if I had worked at the store? Or would I just have taken it and let the owner worry about it?

NOTICE: The store owner is a Muslim his name "Mike Abumayyaleh" and his advice to his employee after her initial call to 911 the second time around the attempt to pass a suspect $20 bill was "I said, 'Call the police on the police. And make sure it's recorded.'

WHY did he want it recorded? And she did that." Abumayyaleh was not at work the day of the incident but said Floyd was a regular at his store and he never had an issue with him in the past. On the day of the incident, Abumayyaleh said Floyd came in with a man and a woman.

The man tried to use what an employee suspected was a counterfeit $20 bill but an employee caught it, gave it back to the man and they left, (NO STORE PROTOCOL WAS FOLLOWED WITH THIS "MAN") Abumayyaleh said. Roughly 10 minutes later, Floyd came back in the store and used a suspicious $20 bill, according to the owner. [HERESAY he wasn't there] The employee didn't immediately notice [When Mr. Floyd dropped the same $20 bill] and Floyd left but the employee followed protocol "THIS TIME" [But neglected to follow protocol with the first man] and called the police. Floyd was still outside the store when officers arrived.

THIS REEKS OF A SET-UP FOLKS!

"What took place outside after that was not in our hands," Abumayyaleh said. Abumayyaleh remembered Floyd as someone who was always pleasant. He said Floyd "may not have even known that the bill was counterfeit."HOW DID "Abumayyaleh" KNOW THE BILL WAS COUNTERFEIT? DID HE LOOK AT IT? DID HE PERSONALLY INSPECT THE BILL IN QUESTION IN ORDER TO MAKE THIS STATEMENT?

But his employee obviously did and then gave it back to the "man" and woman who were with George Floyd. Ten minutes passed and no store protocol was followed when the "man" tried to pass of the bogus $20.00 bill.

BUT, when George Floyd made the attempt, the protocol was followed according to the article.

WHY? Why did the store employee NOT follow protocol against the "man" and return back to him the 20? Why did they wait until a man they say Floyd was a regular at his store and he never had an issue with him in the past. Why did they call 911 and follow store protocol on a regular customer and let a total stranger attempt to pass a counterfeit bill, then give it back to him and disregard store protocol only to follow that same protocol against a regular customer?

There's something very fishy in all of this. I believe the man George Floyd may have been set-up by the store owner who wasn't at the store which would be his alibi. Based on the fact he made sure to tell the employee to "record" the event. Could the cop who suffocated George Floyd knowing that whatever charges may be levied upon him because he's a cop be such a dirty cop to be a killer for hire, knowing that when it's all over that he will be shipped entirely to another venue for trial because of the publicity over the death, and that in order to get an unbiased trial, then be relocated and acquitted. Is anyone checking into the cops finances to look for any offshore account for a possible murder pay off from the store owner.

I'm not a detective but I have worked law enforcement and there is just too many questions involved with this incident to be a mere open and shut case.

• Why did the store employee recognize the supposed fake $20 bill from a stranger and then give it back to him and ignore store protocol to notify the police?
• Why did that or a different employee take a $20 bill from George Floyd just 10 minutes later without checking it immediately since they had just previously supposedly identified a bogus $20 bill 10 minutes before?

· Why was store protocol followed the second time on George Floyd and not the first time and the supposed phony $20 given back to the "man" and store protocol ignored?

• Where is the suspect $20 bill? Why didn't the police confiscate the bill and if they did where is it now and who has IT? A finger print from that bill can identify everyone who touched it and identify the "man" who tried to pass it off before on the first instance, he's the real criminal friend NOT George Floyd.
• Why hasn't that bill been produced to the public as evidence of the crime?
• IS it possible that three people "the man and woman, along with Derek Chauvin" set George Floyd up for the fall? After the man attempted to pass off a bogus $20 if it even exists, all three of them according to the "Prosecutors Warrant" against the policeman that states: "The officers learned from store personnel that the man who
  passed the counterfeit $20 was parked in a car around the corner from the store on 38th Street. This statement is completely ambigious as sitting in the care around the corner on "38th Street" were TWO MEN and one woman. Which means since the store employee specifically told the arriving "cops" that it was George Floyd that passed to them the $20 bill and didn't specify the original "man" that made the attempt.
• GEORGE FLOYD was "set-up" and when the cops approached the car around the corner,  on 38th St. they specifically inquired it's occupants the name George Floyd.
• IS it possible that after the "first man" who attempted to pass a counterfeit $20 dollar bill and then it was given back to him without the following of store protocol made no other attempt to use any other currency to make his purchase but only took the bogus bill back which was part of the plan, and then just told the woman and George let's just go and then went around the corner and asked George to try to see if the store would take it from him since he always visited the store and knew the owner to take the bogus bill back into the store and try it again? WHO actually called then 911? Was it just the employee who disregarded the store protocol for the first man, or was it the "man" around the corner that called 911. Why hasn't the 911 dispatch been verified as to whether WHO it was that called? Was it a male or female? If this is found to be the case that means the store owner, the employee at the register, the man and the woman along with the dirty cop ALL were involved in the death of George Floyd.
  

Would you be behind a counter in a store and identify a bogus $20 bill and then just 10 minutes later take a $20 bill without checking it first when you knew that (an attempt to pass one-off) in the store had just occurred 10 minutes previously? I think law enforcement should do some investigation into the store and its employees and into the owner's background as well as both the man and the woman in this case.  Something is not right here folks.

The WATCHMAN !!!