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Sept. 1, 2020 - Brother Nathanael
08:27
Kyle Rittenhouse—Hero And Martyr
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Heroes are often defined by a single extraordinary moment.
But Kyle Rittenhouse was extraordinary every single moment.
Kyle worked as a community lifeguard in Kenosha before showing up to clean graffiti at the local public high school.
After his daily good deeds, he planned to spend his evening offering medical support to people injured by the rioting
in Kenosha.
What are you doing out here? Obviously you're armed and you're in front of this business we saw burning last night. So
what's up?
So people are getting injured and our job is to protect this business and part of my job is to also help people.
If there's somebody hurt, I'm running into harm's way. That's why I have my rifle because I can protect myself obviously.
I also have my med kit.
Kyle knew that even though he was a neutral actor, the protests could quickly go awry.
But Kyle carried more than just a medkit and a rifle.
The swift blur rushing into danger carrying a fire extinguisher is none other than Kyle Rittenhouse about to put out a fire.
The instant a Black Lives Matter protester is seen limping from trauma, Kyle is first on the scene to offer medical care.
Medical, AMS right here.
I'm an EMT. Medical, AMS right here.
I'm an EMT. There's a medic right here if you need help.
Alright, we're gonna go over here behind cover.
I need cover! I need cover!
I need cover! I am an EMT and you are intercontinent.
Methinks not everyone was grateful for his help.
I just got pepper sprayed by a person in the crowd.
Now if I can ask, can you guys step back?
Medical! EMS right here!
I'm an EMT! Kyle's trials and tribulations had unfortunately just begun.
A remarkably short man at the riots, Joseph Rosenbaum was off to a combative start with his famous last words.
Some say Rosenbaum may have been suffering from short man's disease.
Now, according to eyewitness Richard McGinnis, a reporter with the Daily Caller, Rosenbaum had grabbed Kyle's rifle with both hands.
Rosenbaum's actions are indicative of intent to disarm and murder Kyle.
Kyle was able to pull his rifle away and began to run.
Flaming debris was thrown at Kyle before he was finally cornered, and at that moment, Rosenbaum leaned in to grab Kyle's rifle for the last time.
Kyle discharged his firearm in obvious self-defense.
Oh, he got a gun!
You got a gun!
Fuck you!
You got a gun!
Fuck.
Get a life!
Put pressure on it! Put fucking pressure on it!
Where? Where, dude? Where?
Where's the hole? Wait, where are you here?
Rosenbaum, a convicted pedophile, suffered fatal gunshot wounds, including one to his groin.
Rosenbaum, a Jew, died doing what he loved, chasing and touching minors.
And the wound to his groin, the locus of his pedophilic history, many say is due to karma inflicting its final blow.
Despite the heated confrontation, Kyle checked on Rosenbaum and possibly called 911 before needing to flee as frenzied mobs closed in.
Kyle sprinted nearly 700 feet as the mobs chased him before being tripped.
The moment Kyle hits the ground, he's barraged with attacks.
Violent skateboarder and domestic abuse extraordinaire, Anthony Huber, prepares to viciously smash Kyle with his skateboard.
But Kyle trips the felon skateboarder and foils Huber's first attack.
Huber ends up on top of Rittenhouse grabbing his rifle.
But much to Huber's dismay, his grip on Kyle's rifle is not as tight as his strangulation felony charges from his past.
A single shot is all it takes to end Huber's perpetual anger and domestic violence.
Rewinding to the chase, another felon fellow by the name of Gage Grosskreutz had murder tunnel vision as he approached Kyle from behind.
Grosskreutz, who was convicted of using a firearm while intoxicated, was not supposed to own or carry firearms.
Yet here he is, premeditating, placing his hand on a pistol, the one he intends to use to murder the neutral actor and medic, Kyle Rittenhouse.
In a sinister deception, Grosskreutz puts his hands up, feigning surrender.
Feigning surrender is actually illegal per the Geneva Convention.
You know something is bad when groups of people bent on annihilating one another agree in compliance with the Geneva Convention not to do certain things like false surrender or attacking a neutral actor such as a medic like Kyle Rittenhouse.
With his hands in the air, Grosskreutz realizes Kyle's budget AR-15 had jam.
Grosskreutz devilishly takes the opportunity to surprise Kyle and go for the kill.
But Kyle clears the jam and fires a bullet into Grosskreutz's arm.
Gross groups can then be heard hysterically screaming, We're a medic!
Medic! Medic!
Medic! Medic!
Medic!
I'm a fucking medic!
FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK!
Move! Take this!
Take this! Take this!
I got it!
Oh, fuck me! What the fuck?
Medic! Give me this!
Hmm... Wonder where a medic just might be.
Now, out of the three felons shot, one was Jewish.
Jews love over-representation, you know.
A Jewish felon pedophile in company with a felon wife beater and a felon drunk gunman all converged on Kyle Rittenhouse to snuff out his life.
But Kyle Rittenhouse conducted himself with restraint, honor, and skill.
If Kyle did anything less, he'd be dead.
If anything more, many others would be dead.
It's a slam-dunk case.
Kyle Rittenhouse is innocent of all charges.
He clearly acted in self-defense with ample restraint.
But a Jew died, Rosenbaum, justifiably so, as the evidence proves.
But Jews don't care about proof.
They're out for blood, hear?
The blood of a goy who killed one of their own.
The Jews acted fast.
They got the state of Wisconsin to take down Rosenbaum's registered sex offender document.
The Jewish pedophile, you see, must be seen as a victim, not a victimizer.
Justice in the hands of the Jews, their media, their judges, their courts, is a slippery slope.
Give the Jews the gavel.
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