Posted late last bread but I'm posting again because I think this is significant.
I haven't been on much the past 2 or 3 days so I don't know if anyone caught this but I noticed something.
About a week or two back, I saw a twat from a random account that said the arrest that would wake everyone up would be George Floyd. At the time, I didn't really pay much attention and the digs on Floyd, Chauvin, ENR, etc weren't as developed as they are now.
Then POTUS scheduled the Tulsa rally on Juneteenth and all the Democrats flipped out about the 1921 Tulsa "massacre."
I looked into the event and discovered that it was started when a 19 y/o black man named Dick Rowland was arrested on Memorial Day for assaulting a white woman. His story was he tripped coming out of an elevator and reached out to save himself, accidentally grabbing the woman. A bunch of citizens on both sides got mad and a police commissioner ordered Rowland transferred to the more secure jail on the top floor of the courthouse for his safety. Sometime around that point a rumor started in the black community that Rowland had been lynched so a group of armed black citizens headed down to the courthouse where there were a bunch of armed white citizens. Tensions escalated and the groups ended up shooting at each other, resulting in the death of 10 white citizens and 2 black citizens. The massacre which killed an additional 24 - 27 people, mostly black, was done in retaliation for the violence at the courthouse. A few months later, the girl dropped the charges and Rowland was released.
So my point is that both Floyd and Rowland's arrest/alleged deaths were around the same day (Memorial Day Weekend) and rumors of Rowland's death were found to be untrue after causing multiple deaths+massive property damage. I've seen the FF digs on Floyd's murder probably being fake and thought about the tweet I saw re: Floyd being arrested would wake everyone up.
POTUS rescheduled the rally pretty easily after the left's outcry and after telling Harris Faulkner to think of it as "a celebration" several times. He also called it "an interesting date" twice. It's almost like he wanted the connection to be made between Rowland and Floyd's incidents.
Any clockfags have any input on the "interesting date" of June 19th?
Sauce: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulsa_race_massacre
https://www.foxnews.com/media/trump-tulsa-rally-juneteenth-its-celebration