"Can we look at some of the facts that were conveniently left out? Trayvon did not buy skittles and iced tea that night. He bought skittles and Arizona watermelon juice cocktail, a drink that was changed for fear of racial overtones. Why is this significant? Arizona watermelon juice cocktail combined with skittles and codeine syrup are the ingredients in a popular drug combination called syzzrup or “the lean.” Trayvon had multiple tweets referencing his use of it. This was not an innocent kid out to get some candy and pop, it was a kid out to get high. What is wrong with a kid getting high you may ask? How did he pay for it? Trayvon was suspended from school for having stolen necklaces and burglary tools in his high school locker. Most reasonable assumption, he supported his drug habit by committing burglaries. Now let’s look at the time frame of the night in question. What should have been a 15 minute walk to the store and back took Trayvon over an hour, walking around at night in the rain, checking out a gated community neighborhood. There had been break-ins in the neighborhood, and Zimmerman saw Martin walking around acting suspicious. Just walking through is not suspicious, but walking around in the rain checking out houses looking for one to rob is. Zimmerman noticed this, and called the police. Trayvon ran to not get caught, and Zimmerman kept him in his sights. The dispatcher said “you don’t have to do that” that was not an order, but rather a concern for his safety. Zimmerman did not want Trayvon to get away, as he suspected that Trayvon was the burglar who had been committing the burglaries, hence needing a neighborhood watch. Trayvon resented this, and in racist language referred to him as a “creepy *** cracker”. He did not like someone keeping an eye on him; no burglar likes to be caught. Unquestionably, he punched Zimmerman in the nose, breaking it, and knocked him to the ground. He got on top of him mma style (yes Travyon had been training mma as per his Facebook posts) got on top of Zimmerman, and slammed his head into the ground. Next is the question of who called for help, the man having his head bashed into the pavement (corroborated by the pictures) or the man doing the bashing? The answer is blatantly obvious. Most likely Zimmerman thought the police were on their way as per the dispatcher, and would be able to save him. When they were not there in time, he fired in self-defense. This conclusion was blatantly obvious to the Sanford police. That is why Zimmerman was not charged with a crime, until a racially motivated African American community protested. Florida bowed to the racial pressure, and held this trial. The outcome was obvious from the start. This is a case that never should have gone to trial. The Sanford police were right in the beginning, in not charging Zimmerman." - Timothy Malkovich, realism expert
Posted on: Mon, 15 Jul 2013 09:56:48 +0000
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