06-12-2020, 02:11 PM
** 12-Jun-2020 World View: Derek Chauvin - the Hmong connection
Well, as you may know, the person who claimed that they worked closely
and "bumped heads" has now recanted his story, adding a new bizarre
twist to this whole story.
-- Man who claimed George Floyd and Derek Chauvin "bumped heads"
changes story
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/george-floy...ges-story/
(CBS News, 11-Jun-2020)
But in this situation, I'm not sure it makes any difference whether
they "bumped heads" or not. Over the years, I've known many people
who "bumped heads" in the workplace, without leading to anything like
the horrific behavior that Chauvin exhibited. If Floyd had had an
affair with Chauvin's wife, then Chauvin's behavior might have made
sense. But under the circumstances, I still think that Chauvin's
behavior was motivated by some connection to the KKK.
Perhaps as the case evolves, something will come out that reveals the
situation, one way or the other.
Little has been reported about Chauvin's past, except that he's
married to a former Mrs. Minnesota. She's filing for divorce now, and
is apparently planning to screw him in every possible way (except sex).
She's an ethnic Hmong and a Hmong activist, born in Laos, but fled to
Thailand and became a refugee in the late 1970s, when Vietnam was
committing genocide. Here's a Human Rights Watch report on the
genocide:
So Chauvin would, of course, be very well aware of this recent history
of his activist wife's ethnic group. Given the way that the
Vietnamese treated the Hmong, maybe Chauvin decided that he was
letting Floyd off easy. There still might be a connection to the KKK,
but this situation gets more complex every day.
Navigator Wrote:> John, There are a number of reports that the cop that killed Floyd
> knew him well. They both worked security at some club and had
> fights. Fights over Chauvin's manhandling of club customers. So
> there is an actual motive. He actually hated Floyd personally and
> wanted to hurt him.
Well, as you may know, the person who claimed that they worked closely
and "bumped heads" has now recanted his story, adding a new bizarre
twist to this whole story.
-- Man who claimed George Floyd and Derek Chauvin "bumped heads"
changes story
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/george-floy...ges-story/
(CBS News, 11-Jun-2020)
But in this situation, I'm not sure it makes any difference whether
they "bumped heads" or not. Over the years, I've known many people
who "bumped heads" in the workplace, without leading to anything like
the horrific behavior that Chauvin exhibited. If Floyd had had an
affair with Chauvin's wife, then Chauvin's behavior might have made
sense. But under the circumstances, I still think that Chauvin's
behavior was motivated by some connection to the KKK.
Perhaps as the case evolves, something will come out that reveals the
situation, one way or the other.
Little has been reported about Chauvin's past, except that he's
married to a former Mrs. Minnesota. She's filing for divorce now, and
is apparently planning to screw him in every possible way (except sex).
- Kellie Chauvin
She's an ethnic Hmong and a Hmong activist, born in Laos, but fled to
Thailand and became a refugee in the late 1970s, when Vietnam was
committing genocide. Here's a Human Rights Watch report on the
genocide:
Quote:> "The Hmong capitol has disappeared. When the Laos and
> Vietnamese community captured the Hmong, they would cut off the
> penis off and place in the mouth. For the women captured, they are
> raped and killed. All have sharp object shoved from the vagina to
> the chest cavity. For children captured, they have toes cut off
> and also head bashed on trees. Mr. Chair, this is a new century.
> Vietnam is a member of the family of nations. We have picture of
> top Vietnamese General and his officers killed in 1998. They came
> to kill the Hmong people. I have pictures of the innocent people
> slaughtered by Vietnamese government. The people are coming to
> kill the Hmong people. The Hmong refugee that live in Laos and
> Thailand should be granted refugee status."
So Chauvin would, of course, be very well aware of this recent history
of his activist wife's ethnic group. Given the way that the
Vietnamese treated the Hmong, maybe Chauvin decided that he was
letting Floyd off easy. There still might be a connection to the KKK,
but this situation gets more complex every day.