Kyle Not Guilty!

Yay! Kyle Rittenhouse, the Kenosha teen who shot three very bad, violent criminal, grown white men during the BLM riots in that town 14 months ago was found not guilty by virtue of self defence.

The facts were 100% clear, backed by video evidence, and the jury returned a unanimous verdict. There was no crime committed. But there's so much misinformation out there (still) about this case, that I'll describe it for you. I watched the whole case unfold on Rekeita Law livestream.

The background was that a black man named Jacob Blake was shot by police. Blake had a long criminal history, including illegal firearms possession, brandishing firearms, and resisting arrest. He had an outstanding warrant for his arrest and a restraining order from his ex-girlfriend whom he repeatedly raped.

Police were called by his ex-wife when Jacob broke into her house, and then wanted to make off with one of their children. Police attempted to put him into custody, tasering him twice, to no effect, and attempting to wrestle him into custody, to no effect. Blake disobeyed police instructions, went into the footwell of his girlfriend's SUV, pulled out a knife, and an officer shot him multiple times. The shooting was reviewed and the officer was cleared of any wrongdoing. The entire incident was caught on video. Blake is alive but in a wheelchair.

The left went wild and unjustly protested the shooting. Rioters from around the country, but especially Chicago, came into Kenosha to loot and riot. During three nights they terrorized the downtown, caused tens of millions of dollars of property damage, and burned down a big chunk of downtown. The left stayed mostly silent during this, and the leftist state Governor and mayor held police and fire back from intervening, and did not deploy the National Guard, allowing the city to burn.

Kyle Rittenhouse was a 17-year-old kid and a native of Kenosha, Wisonsin, living in a suburb of the town with his Mom that happened to be just across the state line in Antioch, Illinois. His Dad and grandparents lived in Kenosha and his Dad operated a business there. Kyle worked as a lifeguard there and considered it his hometown.

Kyle's friend kept a rifle paid for by Kyle in his Dad's gun safe in Wisconsin that they used for hunting and target practice.

After the second night of the riots, Kyle was filmed cleaning graffiti off the city with a number of other citizens during the day.

At night, an acquaintance organized a group of armed citizens to be present at a local used car business to deter vandals and arsonists. Kyle joined the group. Kyle was also trained in first aid (both as a lifeguard and as a cadet member of the fire department), and brought his medical kit with the intent of rendering first aid to anybody injured.

Kyle was interviewed earlier in the evening and clearly indicated his intent.

When asked about his rifle, he indicated it was for self-defense in case anybody attacked him as he was entering into harm's way. Later in the evening there is video evidence and eyewitness testimony that he was rendering first aid to random protesters. At no point did he brandish his firearm in a threatening fashion, or shoot it except directly to defend life-threatening attacks against him.

Later in the night, a white man, Joseph Rosenbaum, a multiply convicted child rapist released that same day from a mental institution and off his meds, took issue with Kyle when Kyle extinguished a fire he had set.

This man was found guilty of anally raping about a half-dozen young boys aged 6-11. This is one of the "victims" the left is currently defending. Unbelievable. Do you really think he was there as a "peaceful protester", setting "mainly peaceful fires", attacking children, all in the name of black rights? Yeah right.

Rosenbaum swore at Kyle and promised he would kill him if he got him alone. He had said he had been in jail and was not afraid to go back again. Soon after, Rosenbaum hid behind a car as Kyle passed him, jumped out from behind it, chased Kyle, cornered him, swore at him, and lunged for Kyle's gun. Immediately before that, another rioter had shot a pistol nearby. Kyle shot the child rapist Roosenbaum four times in 0.75s, killing him. All caught on video. Physical evidence shows Rosenbaum had his hands on the barrel of Kyle's gun as he was shot. Eye witnesses testified to all of this, including Rosenbaum's violently enraged mental state.

A mob began descending on Kyle and so he ran towards the police lines several blocks away to turn himself in. An unidentified rioter ran up behind him and hit him a glancing blow in the head with a rock in his hand. Kyle stumbled and fell. A different unidentified white man ran up to him as he was sitting in the street and jump-kicked Kyle in the head, spinning him around. Kyle shot at him but missed.

Another white man, Anthony Huber, a felon previously convicted of assault and battery, attempted to seriously injure or kill Kyle with a big skateboard to Kyle's head (he managed to hit him twice).

Then tried to wrestle Kyle's gun away from him. Kyle shot him once in the chest, killing him.

Another white man, a Marxist BLM organizer and convicted felon with an illegally possessed and concealed pistol, Gaige Grosskreutz, advanced on Kyle and pointed his Glock pistol at Kyle's head, whereupon Kyle shot him in the arm.

All of that happened within the space of 5 seconds. Had Kyle not defended himself, there is little doubt he would be dead, as were many others during the looting, rioting, and arson during that summer. His assailants were all grown men with violent criminal histories, attacking a 17-year-old boy.

Throughout the evening, Kyle threatened zero people with his rifle, maintained good gun safety (barrel pointed down, finger off trigger, safety on), and used his rifle only when he was on the very verge of being seriously injured. The surviving assailant Gaige Grosskreutz testified that when he momentarily stopped and put his hands up, Kyle did not shoot him, and only shot him when he again lunged forward and pointed his pistol at Kyle's head. The pistol was loaded with a bullet in the chamber. A friend  posted on Facebook that Grosskreutz told him he wished he had emptied the clip into Kyle's head.

Those are the facts presented to the jury. No laws were broken by Kyle, and he was accordingly found not guilty on all counts.

You may disagree with the laws that allow citizens to carry weapons and to defend themselves with them, and think it was not wise for a seventeen-year-old to put himself in harm's way. Those are some form of valid disagreement. You cannot disagree that no laws were broken. The evidence is clear.

Kyle was charged very soon after the incident with no meaningful investigation. It was clearly a political move. Even a cursory look at the copious evidence indicates there is no basis for a charge.

Joe Biden and countless other leftist politicians and mainstream media outlets defamed Kyle right after the incident, lying about the facts and labeling him a white supremacist, for which there is no evidence at all, despite extensive searches of Kyle's social media.

During the investigation, detectives had a search warrant for Gaige Grosskreutz's mobile, but for very flimsy reasons (that do not apply) did not serve it and did not get evidence from his phone. As well, the interview with Grosskreutz is, suspiciously, the only one not recorded.

The detectives and the DA's office intimidated a witness filming video, and attempted to get him to change his sworn statement after the fact.

The prosecution's case was rambling throughout the trial, with no clear direction. Their own witnesses were the best possible defense witnesses. They made numerous very serious legal errors, and were repeatedly chided by the judge. We suspect they were going for a mistrial as they were clearly losing so badly. This is prosecutorial misconduct of the highest order, with the life of a 17-year-old (at the time of the incident) on the line.

Very mysteriously, midway through the case it turned out that the FBI had been flying drones over Kenosha and had HD footage of the Rosenbaum shooting. The defense was inexplicably provided with a low-resolution version which was only discovered as the evidence was being presented. It was claimed by the prosecution that hyper zoomed in video (about 12-pixels high) shows Kyle raising his pistol before Rosenbaum closed on him, which they claimed was some sort of provocation. The defense objected to the evidence and called it that "Hocus Pocus Out-of-Focus" video.

Even after the just verdict came in, the leftist mainstream media and leftist politicians are still trying to misrepresent facts and smear the process. Disgraceful.

Thank goodness justice was done in this case. Kyle seems like a lovely young lad, civic minded and courageous to a fault. He has been suffering from pretty bad PTSD since the incident and we pray for his recovery. It melts my heart to see that poor child treated as he has been by these soulless leftist monsters. I hope he sues the pants off them!

Kyle and his Mom after the verdict