Welcome back. By now you guys know that there is nothing that I hate more than media lies and its

corresponding mob justice. Perhaps some of the greatest media lies over this past year were

pertaining to the Kyle Rittenhouse trial. Ruthlessly smeared and libeled as a white supremacist,

the media became obsessed with pushing their lies about what happened in Kenosha the

night that he ran for his life. So obsessed that they even stalked Harass and punish those who

supported the truth. Former Lieutenant William Kelly was one such man who was punished for siding

with the truth. When left wing hackers released the details of those who anonymously donated to

Kyle Rittenhouse's defense fund last year, Lieutenant Kelly's name was among them. The guardian,

of course, the despicable left wing rag and publication, released his name to the public, which led

to Lieutenant Kelly being fired and publicly humiliated by the Norfolk Police Department in April

of this year. To be clear, he donated just $25. Kelly is a 19 year veteran and a father of three.

That did not matter. Made the contribution anonymously so as not to draw attention or association

to the police force, that also did not matter. His spineless police chief Larry Boone, a radical

BLM supporter who attended BLM rallies in uniform allowed the double standard of his dismissal to

occur, because to Boone, delivering mob justice mattered more than siding with the truth. Since

it's a dismissal, William, who goes by Bill, Kelly has been surviving on his savings and his wife's

teacher salary. This is unacceptable. The routine threats lies and the duress that our police

officers nationwide are made to face to satisfy the Black Lives Matter radical narrative

cannot continue. All police officers, officers have a right to privately support issues and

causes that they care about in their oddity time. This particular circumstance,

Lieutenant Kelly was supporting the truth. So in continuation of the Thanksgiving day, I thought

I am extremely grateful to all of the men and the women that serve in blue to the people that

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