The trashing has begun in earnest. The AP is now reporting that Jeanne Assam was fired from the Mpls Police Dept for lying. She was handling an incident on a bus and lost patience with the driver, swearing at him. The driver filed a complaint. She said that she had not sworn at the driver. Bus surveillance tapes proved that she had. So she was fired for lying.
Don't worry Jeanne. This story has not tarnished my admiration for you! It has, however, tarnished the reputation of the Mpls PD from my point of view. How many of us have said things in the middle of an angry moment that we failed to correctly remember hours or days (or in my case, sometimes even minutes!) afterwards? Firing her for that seems kind of extreme.
Minnesota's loss is Colorado's gain!
He gave it to her, she listened, and thus, as God's tool was there to confront the deranged killer, whom we now know was listening to a completely different set of voices in his head that he embraced and that drove him there to that Church in hopes of murdering as many as he possible could with his abundance of ammo and his body armor.
A lone girl, armed with one hand gun, and armed with the assurance that she was God's tool, in His hand, against a heavily armed and armored murderer, who had already killed and was anxious to kill many more, driven by the voiices in his head to do so and sure of his own course.
As clear a witness as you can or will find that God is abroad in the land, willing to whisper His instructions to those who have sought Him out, and prepared their heart to listen...and that there is another, evil voice, influencing and moving people towards heinous crime and acts of murder.
The trail of these two, Jeanne and Murray, and the desires, dictaters and listings of their hearts and to which voice they would give creedance and homage, led them there...God's will versus Satan's in that foyer.
It is a lesson, along with the clear second amendment lesson that I and others have already written of on this thread, that we should never forget...and that we should pass on to all who will hear.
Hmmm. I thought that was MSM Rule #666!