Two highly recommended Barnes videos on the Rittenhouse case
For quite a while I’ve been featuring videos with attorney Robert Barnes, and especially the ones about the Rittenhouse case. He’s not only thorough, he’s also lively and interesting. In addition, it turns out that he’s been about 97% correct in describing the case and in making predictions. I find that truly impressive.
The trial is over and Rittenhouse has been found not guilty of all charges, but the discussions continue. Even though I know a lot about the case already, when I listen to Barnes I find I still have things to learn.
So here are two videos. I’ve cued up the parts I think are the heart of the matter.
The first video was made shortly before the verdict came down. It’s useful if you want to get a good summary of the entire case, both the facts of what happened the night of the shootings and also what occurred in the courtroom. It might be useful to send it to someone who doesn’t understand what the whole thing was about (which would probably include a majority of the population, and everyone who uses the MSM as his or her main source of news):
The second is a post-verdict wrap-up. It sheds a lot of light on the jury deliberations and why they took so long:
I wish I had enough time to listen to everything Barnes has to say, but he really goes on and on. Not that any of what he says is unimportant, just that I have a life too.
Wrong thread — sorry.
Neo at her recent news roundup: “The FBI continues to do the administration’s dirty work.”
The FIB is the Democrat’s Stasi. Antifa is their Brown Shirts. And BLM has become their militia.
Of the four targets Rittenhouse shot at, who belonged to which latter two groups?
I am a big fan of Malice. He is a very smart and funny person. Most important, he gives a good interview and lets the person he is interviewing talk.
Praying for Kyle that he and his family can recognize the grifters and tell them to get lost. He needs his life back.
Barnes says Rittenhouse vomited nightly during his weeks in jail and suffers from PTSD. He’s a helper, the opposite of 5he 5higs he dispatched.
Let that sink in, and how evil the prosecution played him.