And this is what a “random” thug looks like
Remember folks, that although this scenario plays out over and over again, day in and day out, it is just “random.”
Posted on 03/29/2023 8:35:01 AM PDT by thegagline
A staffer for Sen. Rand Paul who was stabbed outside a Washington, DC, restaurant by a just-released convict over the weekend underwent multiple surgeries after suffering a deep wound to the head and injuries to his abdomen and lungs, according to his uncle.
Tim Todd wrote a Facebook message Tuesday asking for urgent prayers for his nephew Phillip Todd, chief economist for the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.
“Phillip had surgery last night on his ear, and is scheduled for another surgery this morning in his abdomen,” the uncle revealed. “His lung is collapsed and his skull is fractured.”
According to Tim Todd, doctors were especially concerned about bleeding on the Senate staffer’s brain “resulting from a stab wound to the head.”
In a follow-up post, the uncle said Phillip Todd could be at risk of seizures for the next month because of the “deep knife wound to the head” he sustained in what police have described as a random attack. *** The suspect in the Saturday night stabbing, 42-year-old Glynn Neal, was arrested on a charge of assault with intent to kill. *** Philip Todd was able to offer his account of the incident to investigators, saying he had never seen his attacker before Saturday, and that Neal didn’t say or demand anything before he repeatedly knifed Todd. *** In 2011, Neal was sentenced to more than 12 years in prison for forcing two women from North Carolina to engage in prostitution by threatening them, reported Fox 5. ***
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And this is what a “random” thug looks like
Remember folks, that although this scenario plays out over and over again, day in and day out, it is just “random.”
Oh…. then it’s not newsworthy.. just a routine black-on-white attempted murder.
This is part of the shooting war that began when Scalise got shot while playing baseball.
I don’t believe it was a random attack.
YOU know which one to choot. The crazy bug eyed baftard.
Everyone needs to carry and be trained in fast draw.
My gut tells me this was not “random”. Gut says this was a targeted attack and perp knew or was pointed to victim
When blacks attack Whites it's just crime.
When Whites defend themselves against these attacks and kill the attacker it's a hate crime.
These attacks are intimidation tactics by operatives of the Left. Efing bastards.
Better to be tried by 12 than carried by 6.
Bounus fallout: no more stupidium about DC US Senators and a House member ever again.
When a Policeman dies at the hand of a black, he was just doing his job (He asked for it)...
If a piece of scum like Floyd dies, he becomes a black martyr and the family makes out like a bandit.
Rand Paul himself was attacked in KY
He and his wife were surrounded and nearly attacked during BLM riots in DC
His office is continously threatened by phone and email, one of the most in all of Congress
His top staffer is "randomly" stabbed in the head.
Either he's the unluckiest Senator ever, or you're damn right it is purposeful
Too much bad happening to Paul and his aides. I do not believe this is random at all.
We will never get to the truth though.
Someone just released from prison is likely to want to go back in. It’s called being institutionalized. Hey, you do this for me and I will make sure you have a cell phone and money on your books and protection. Maybe we can stop people from asking questions about Covid.
Yes …. That’s the way things work
I think this attempted murder could be traced back to associates of either Dr. Fauci or Pfizer.
This may have been an effort to make Rand Paul shut up about holding Pfizer to rules of liability and accountability.
This guy just got out of jail a few days ago.
Perhaps someone sent a message with face pic to the convict’s cell phone, identifying the target, promising him a good lawyer to get him back out on bond and a ‘substantial amount’ of money as payoff.
When I was a GA 7th grader in mid-60s, a trip to DC was a right of passage. I remember it fondly. Probably helped kids think twice before misbehaving too, as confirmed rule-breakers didn’t get to go.
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