Is Alex Pretti’s shooting death,  

The needle in the eye of the storm

After the shooting of Alex Pretti, the capo administration scrambled to respond. President Trump announced he was sending White House border czar Tom Homan and Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino to Minneapolis, pulling agents from Minnesota for the operation. When pressed about a previous ICE-related fatality concerning Renee Good, Trump admitted, “there will be mistakes.” The joint task force, led by Homeland Secretary Kristi Noem and FBI Director Kash Patel, seemed more like a clown car cast of puppets than a coordinated team. As pundits pointed out, the officials looked increasingly out of control, with their actions drawing criticism and calls for immediate accountability.  

The government’s response to recent events in Minneapolis I reiterate feels more like a circus than leadership. After the tragic shooting of Alex Pretti, a nurse at the VA hospital, federal agents quickly labeled him a “domestic terrorist.” But bystander videos tell a different story: Pretti was pepper-sprayed, tackled, and shot multiple times while trying to help a woman, never even reaching for his legally owned gun. His last words were simply, “Are you OK?” 

It’s hard not to see this as part of a bigger problem. Taxpayer money seems to be fueling a war against themselves. And furthermore, the capo admin is turning allies against us and leaving everyday Americans to pick up the pieces much like the minorities did during covid; they didn’t mind low wage earners and color people as much during that time.However now, the capo administration’s actions feel less about protecting people and more about shifting blame, draining resources, and letting technology take over and furthermore orchestrating another genocide. 

After all the years of financial exploitation by government officials and tech entrepreneurs, ordinary people now seem disposable to them. With enough creativity, data, and language training to power AI for free, their only remaining challenge is removing everyday people, they’ve chosen to side with the machines. The sooner regular everyday people realize the truth of what’s really happening, the sooner you will realize how much harder we must fight for the sake of humanity. ~Balance Due