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8:22Now PlayingLamon Reccord stared down a police officer at a Laquan McDonald protest. That’s his “claim to fame” in this new-age viral star era. It (the stare-down) was first captured by Fox News during a live stream of said protest, where Megyn Kelly brought it up to frequent contributor Richard Fowler. She was trying to explain to him that this type of behavior is the reason why these incidents keep happening. Richard Fowler, who is black, denied it. He said that Lamon Reccord has a 1st amendment right to peaceful protest.
Everyone knows that to get in someone’s personal space to stare them down is a sign of aggression. The exchange between Megyn Kelly and Richard Fowler demonstrated how black elitism oft times excuses black degeneracy.
Due to Richard Fowler, and others in the media and general public excusing Reccord’s behavior, he has done it more. He blew a whistle in one officer’s face. He yelled and screamed in another’s face. He peered into a police car with sort of a peeping tom vibe. Lamon’s eyes seem to promote a sense of fearlessness and being on the edge.
But then, we are presented with the picture of him wearing a Chicago Votes t-shirt, while hugged up with Karen Lewis, the leader of Chicago Teacher’s Union, and former Democratic Governor of Illinois, Pat Quinn. If you are such a big tough guy, anti-establishment, hating police officers, then why are you hugged up on these “oppressors?”
Seems like he’s a Democrat plant. A fake protestor and a general agitator. No different than the fake people in the Black Lives (Lies) Matter crowd, namely DeRay McKesson and Shaun King. In this video, I break down the political connection between all of the people as well as how this is a pattern of behavior from BLM agent provocateurs.
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Karen Lewis talks about her heated meeting with Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel
Video of black Chicago young male Lamon Reccord stares officer down, Megyn Kelly and Richard Fowler debate about it on Fox News
Information about the rift between Karen Lewis and Rahm Emanuel, and the Chicago School system's corruption
Article alluding to Pat Quinn's corruption, please read the golden comments
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