A list of buildings damaged and looted in Minneapolis and St. Paul.

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Minneapolis and St. Paul a little quieter tonight.

As of publishing time, the riots and chaos are less intense, so far. It's still early.

The state capitol building is lit and surrounded, manned by various mixes of law enforcement agencies. Rumors swirl about "safe-houses" sheltering numbers of rioters and anarchists, many from out of state. The major freeways connecting St. Paul and Minneapolis, and to some surrounding suburbs, are closed. The KKK is here, but there is no substantiation of this, it sounds more like Leftist disinfo and propaganda.

Live continuing coverage at: KMSP and KSTP.

Gov Timmy Walz's 1:30AM presser.

I did stay awake long enough watching Timmy Walz's 1:30AM presser earlier this morning.

Newsweek: Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz 'Fully Mobilizes' National Guard for The First Time in State's History.

During a press conference Saturday, Gov. Tim Walz told reporters that the worsening violence in Minneapolis was "no longer in any way about the murder of George Floyd. (It only took him four days to recognize this. He's improving! - Drake)
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...Walz said: "There is no mayor in America that has the resources to push back against an organized attempt to destabilize civil society with no regard for life or property.

Walz basically said "we" .... "we" being his administration and the admins of St. Paul mayor Melbin Carter and Minneapolis mayor Soy Boy Man-Child Jacob Frey ... were unprepared, overwhelmed and didn't respond quickly enough. Isn't this always the pattern of how liberals react during a crisis? 

Walz also seemed to finally grasp the concept that rioters and looters - many who traveled here from out of state - have nothing in common with those who are peacefully mourning and protesting the death of George Floyd.

Frey spoke for a few minutes. He was a cheerleader, saying, "we're better than this. This is not what Minneapolis is about." His performance would have been more believable if he'd had some pom-poms shouting, "siss-boom-bah, yay team." He said nothing substantive.

They..."they" being Walz, Frey, Carter and the entire Liberal political establishment in Minnesota ... saw the spark, did nothing, allowing the fire to spread. Then, when it became an inferno, they realized action needs to be taken.

KSTP has continual coverage.

Minneapolis and St. Paul burn. 8PM curfew ignored. Gov. Walz MIA, fails the people and state.

@ mnhousegop, Kurt Daudt (R) Leader and member of the the Minnesota House of Representatives from District 31A:

MN DEM Gov Tim Walz... he's MIA. Hasn't been seen since this afternoon's news conference:

Timmy's tired. Banning attendance at places of worship took everything out of him. 

Reports on local scanners are reporting crowds, protestors and rioters moving towards the Minneapolis PD 5th Precinct, which is due south of Minneapolis downtown proper.

Fire departments and police squads are not responding to calls. The National Guard - which Walz activated yesterday, "to protect Minnesotans' safety...and maintain peace" - is also MIA.

Atlanta deployed SWAT and other units in the streets and appears to be doing a far better job in keeping law and order than in the Twin Cities.

Minneapolis Soy Boy Mayor Jacob Frey and St. Paul Mayor Melbin Carter have both been invisible since mid-afternoon.

St. Paul welcomes eight high-level sex offenders living near elementary school.

KMSP FOX 9: With 8 high-level sex offenders moving in, St. Paul Police host awareness meeting.

Some St. Paul residents are outraged to hear eight level 3 sex offenders are moving to the city, but police hope residents are more aware than fearful.

A community meeting was held Tuesday because the six offenders have level 3 offender status, which means they have the highest risk of reoffending. The men have all completed their sentences.
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The eight offenders will live just blocks from Jackson Magnet Elementary school where nearly 400 students are enrolled. Even after school hours, it is not uncommon to find children at the school on the playground.

“In the city, you really can’t throw a stone without hitting a park, a daycare, a school,” said Beth Tietz, of Ramsey County Community Corrections. “It does happen.”

Of the offenders, some are off supervision, some are on probation and the rest are on intensive supervised release.

“Intensive supervised release is like parole on steroids,” said Tietz. “That’s the best way to describe it. Four of the eight are on intensive supervised release.”

While level 3 offenders have the highest risk of reoffending, corrections reps say 90 percent don't.

Yeah, I'm sure the statistical ten percent recidivism rate is a comfort to people living in St. Paul with their new sex offender neighbors. I wonder how many sex offenders Beth Tietz has as neighbors?

St. Paul Mayor Melbin Carter, the third doesn't care about any of this. He's advocating for reductions in the number of St. Paul police officers.

WCCO 4 CBS: St. Paul Police want more officers. Mayor wants less.

There have been more than 100 shootings in St. Paul this year.

The city council will look at police staffing levels Wednesday. Mayor Melvin Carter wants to reduce the number of officers at a time when the police chief says 911 calls have never been higher.
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Mayor Melvin Carter proposed cutting the police department’s total number officers by five, at a time when shootings are on the rise and 911 calls are getting late responses.

St. Paul's mayor and its idiot city council can't even manage to oversee something as simple as trash and garbage collection. They can't possibly be expected to tackle issues like crime and sex offenders.

Thomas Jefferson said, "The government you elect is the government you deserve."

Residents of St. Paul, you have the government that you elected. Keep putting DEMS in office. You like paying higher property taxes, having sex offenders living near elementary schools, garbage collection that's a joke, bullets flying through your neighborhoods, higher incidents of crime and a mayor that wants less police officers.

Congratulations St. Paul. You're officially a shithole city. Just like Minneapolis. And that's always been the competition between the two cities; St. Paul wanting to be more like Minneapolis. Parity achieved.
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