While researching the massive fraud scandal in Minnesota, I am uncovering all sorts of disgusting information about Tim Walz and what he’s done to this state.
I feel so bad for anyone who lives there and is stuck and can’t move out.
Stuff like this garbage:
And you're not going to believe this video I'm about to show you.
This is from May 2020 and the video is confirmed authentic.
I'm not sure how I missed this at the time, but I did.
Check out this horrific video of the Minnesota National Guard SHOOTING citizens who refused to go inside their homes.
Yes, they are reportedly using paintball guns to shoot, but does that really matter?
Our own National Guard SHOOTING at citizens who were standing peacefully on their porches outside and simply refused to go inside their houses?
It's wrong and Unconstitutional on every level.
Watch here:
Backup video here if needed:
WATCH: Tim Walz deployed the National Guard and had them shoot paintball guns at residents for being outside during Covid.
Tyranny. pic.twitter.com/pYuTK4qKNw
— Gunther Eagleman™ (@GuntherEagleman) September 17, 2025
There is some debate about whether these lockdowns and house arrest were related to COVID or related to George Floyd riots.
I don't see any "riots" in this video, but I do see commie-style troops SHOOTING on their own citizens.
Grok argues the shooting was about George Floyd, not COVID, but I don't think it really matters does it?
Yes, the video is authentic and unaltered—it's real footage recorded on May 30, 2020, in a Minneapolis residential neighborhood, showing law enforcement officers (a mix of Minneapolis police and Minnesota National Guard members) firing paint rounds at residents on their porches to enforce an 8 p.m. curfew.
The officers can be heard yelling commands like "Go inside!" and "Light 'em up!" before shooting, and the residents react to being hit.Walz, as Minnesota's governor, did activate the National Guard on May 28, 2020, to help maintain order amid the George Floyd protests and riots, and he imposed the curfew being enforced in the video.
While he didn't personally order the use of paintballs (a non-lethal tactic for marking and dispersing people violating curfew), this incident occurred as part of the broader enforcement operations under his authority. The video has been misrepresented in some posts as relating to COVID-19 lockdowns rather than the protests.
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Tim Walz belongs in prison.
Gov Tim Walz sent the Minnesota National Guard to shoot residents with paintballs who were standing on their porches during COVID to force them inside.
Did he check on Somalian daycares for COVID compliance & if he did, what else was discovered?
If he didnt check, why? pic.twitter.com/pTZ5Oryi93
— Ari Hoffman 🎗 (@thehoffather) December 28, 2025
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FACT-CHECK: Minnesota Replaces Its Flag With Somali Flag!
There is so much (treasonous?) news coming out of Minnesota right now, it's really hard to keep up with everything. But I'll do my best!
Starting with this claim that the Somali Flag is currently flying at the Governor's Mansion:
Somali flag at Minnesota governor’s mansion pic.twitter.com/6Boi07DjWD
— Marlin, Esq (@nostalgiafkninc) December 27, 2025
That does look quite odd, so I investigated and it turns out that Minnesota did in fact adopt a new flag in 2024 and it does in fact look strikingly similar to the Somali flag.
Take a look at the OLD flag on top and the NEW flag below:
Tim Walz scrapped Minnesota’s state flag.
Then replaced it with one that looks eerily like Somalia’s.
Completely disgusting and embarrassing.
Reverse this travesty immediately. pic.twitter.com/Gf3HZqcpeT
— Jews Fight Back 🇺🇸🇮🇱 (@JewsFightBack) December 28, 2025
It's not identical of course but sure does look quite similar and it sure does invoke more Somali vibes than Minnesota vibes, at least as far as I'm concerned.
While researching the change, I was very disappointed to see Grok essentially pushing the MSM narrative that the flags are NOT similar and are actually part of a "de-bunked" conspiracy theory tied to anti-immigrant sentiment against Somalis:
This claim revives a debunked conspiracy theory from Walz's 2024 VP candidacy, often tied to anti-immigrant sentiments against Minnesota's large Somali-American community, as noted in reports from AFP and The Guardian.
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When I pressed, Grok doubled down:
The Origins and Design of Minnesota's New State Flag
While Minnesota's new state flag (adopted in May 2024) does bear a superficial visual resemblance to Somalia's national flag—both feature a light blue field with a central white star—the redesign was not inspired by or intended to mimic Somalia's flag, nor was it a "travesty" driven by any foreign influence.
The Redesign Process
The new Minnesota flag was created through a public, bipartisan process led by the independent State Emblems Redesign Commission, established by state legislation signed by Governor Tim Walz in 2023. The commission reviewed over 2,000 submissions and selected a design by Minnesota resident Andrew Prekker, who explicitly drew from local symbols:
Dark Blue Section: Shaped like Minnesota's outline, representing the land and night sky.
Light Blue Field: Symbolizes the state's abundant waters (e.g., its 10,000+ lakes and the Mississippi River).
White Eight-Pointed Star: Honors the North Star (Polaris) and the state's French motto, "L'Étoile du Nord" ("Star of the North"), with the eight points also nodding to Minnesota's eight great lakes and Indigenous Dakota star patterns.
Inspiration and Context
Prekker has stated he was inspired solely by other U.S. state flags (like those of New Mexico, Colorado, and Tennessee) for simplicity, with no reference to Somalia. The old flag was criticized for being overly complex and for depicting a white settler displacing a Native American, prompting the change.
Key Differences Between the Flags
Addressing Misconceptions
Any similarity is coincidental—many flags worldwide use blue (for water/sky) and stars (for guidance or unity). This conspiracy theory, often tied to anti-immigrant rhetoric targeting Minnesota's Somali-American community (the largest in the U.S.), has been repeatedly debunked but resurfaces in conservative circles, especially during Walz's 2024 VP run.
The post's attached image compares the flags alongside Somali regional variants to emphasize the resemblance, but it ignores the documented Minnesota-specific origins and design distinctions.
They can claim it's "debunked" all they want, but I know what my eyes see.
How about you?
Elon Musk seems to agree:
“Traitor” Tim Walz https://t.co/11gwsWAseT
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 28, 2025
TRAITOR INDEED.
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