Questions; We Have Questions December 31, 2025 at 9:59 am
Seriously! How is a mutant looking thing like Felkel driving a BMW and living in Spring Valley? What did he do for a living? Who hired him and how long did he work there? This almost sounds like a setup to get a “hate crimes” law passed. Enquiring minds want to know. What is the rest of the story, Fits?
Questions; We Have Questions December 31, 2025 at 5:32 pm
I made an earlier post, mostly in jest, that Felkel might be part of a setup to get passage of so-called “hate crimes” legislation. The photos of Felkel do not look like someone with the means to be driving a BMW and living in Spring Valley. His insane actions against a man who was minding his own business, because of the man’s race, were nothing short of wrong and disgusting. There is no excuse for such behavior and anyone endangering a fellow citizen in this way deserves to be locked away for a long time.
Just now, I was doing a little bit of internet searching and found names of possible relatives and associates of Felkel. Among those names in both categories were quite a few that sounded to be names more commonly found among African American citizens. My question is, how can someone with Black friends and family seriously harbor the thoughts Felkel was said to have expressed and acted on, that morning? I am now a bit more serious about my pondering if Felkel’s situation might have been a setup for pushing a “hate crimes” law. False flag incidents at the international and national level are not unheard of. It is possible these means have trickled down to the state and local level. Oh, and Felkel’s comments did seem a bit cliche’. Admittedly, by his appearance, cliche’ is not necessarily something I would expect Felkel to be above, but still…
I recall when the victim, Mr McKenzie, held a press conference with his attorney, a while back. The main focus that his attorney seemed to have, was in passage of a “hate crimes” law. His attorney hammered hard on that issue. I seem to recall his attorney expressing that he did not want to hear anyone saying that a hate crimes law would not have changed anything. He was adamant that we needed a hate crimes law and that is that. End of discussion.
But why? When a victim of a crime has an attorney, it is usually to ensure that the victim gets fair compensation for injuries (physical, fiscal, or mental) from someone whose negligence or malice caused said injury. I heard no mention of going after Felkel (or his BMW or house), just that we must have “hate crimes” on the books. While I understand how some people, especially if they feel targeted because of race or other classification, might want a hate crime law, I see no way such would directly benefit Mr McKenzie. I cannot help but ponder why, if I were suffering psychological terror from an attack made on me, I would go to the expense and bother of procuring an attorney to push for a law that would not impact my situation after the fact, as in Mr McKenzie’s case.
As I am already too deep in this post to risk deleting it, I do not recall seeing where Felkel even lived at a Spring Valley address. Not saying he didn’t, but I do not recall seeing that.
Also, regarding Mr McKenzie; Fits says he was jogging when attacked by Felkel, as did mainstream media sources at the time. When Mr McKenzie and his attorney held a press conference, I seem to recall that it was said that Mr McKenzie was waiting on a ride to work when he was attacked. I also seem to recall that it was said that he understandably was fearful waiting outside in the dark after this attack.
So which was it? Was Mr McKenzie jogging or waiting for a ride?
There can be many legitimate explanations, but why does someone living in well-to-do Spring Valley have to wait on a ride to work, especially after a terrifying and life-threatening assault put you ill at ease while waiting?
Things that make you go hmmm…
Will, you haven’t a hair on your butt if you do not investigate this more deeply. :-)
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Trump will pardon him on the federal charges.
Also, this dude looks like the result of a couple of generations of inbreeding. Therefore, the MAGA prototype.
Seriously! How is a mutant looking thing like Felkel driving a BMW and living in Spring Valley? What did he do for a living? Who hired him and how long did he work there? This almost sounds like a setup to get a “hate crimes” law passed. Enquiring minds want to know. What is the rest of the story, Fits?
I made an earlier post, mostly in jest, that Felkel might be part of a setup to get passage of so-called “hate crimes” legislation. The photos of Felkel do not look like someone with the means to be driving a BMW and living in Spring Valley. His insane actions against a man who was minding his own business, because of the man’s race, were nothing short of wrong and disgusting. There is no excuse for such behavior and anyone endangering a fellow citizen in this way deserves to be locked away for a long time.
Just now, I was doing a little bit of internet searching and found names of possible relatives and associates of Felkel. Among those names in both categories were quite a few that sounded to be names more commonly found among African American citizens. My question is, how can someone with Black friends and family seriously harbor the thoughts Felkel was said to have expressed and acted on, that morning? I am now a bit more serious about my pondering if Felkel’s situation might have been a setup for pushing a “hate crimes” law. False flag incidents at the international and national level are not unheard of. It is possible these means have trickled down to the state and local level. Oh, and Felkel’s comments did seem a bit cliche’. Admittedly, by his appearance, cliche’ is not necessarily something I would expect Felkel to be above, but still…
I recall when the victim, Mr McKenzie, held a press conference with his attorney, a while back. The main focus that his attorney seemed to have, was in passage of a “hate crimes” law. His attorney hammered hard on that issue. I seem to recall his attorney expressing that he did not want to hear anyone saying that a hate crimes law would not have changed anything. He was adamant that we needed a hate crimes law and that is that. End of discussion.
But why? When a victim of a crime has an attorney, it is usually to ensure that the victim gets fair compensation for injuries (physical, fiscal, or mental) from someone whose negligence or malice caused said injury. I heard no mention of going after Felkel (or his BMW or house), just that we must have “hate crimes” on the books. While I understand how some people, especially if they feel targeted because of race or other classification, might want a hate crime law, I see no way such would directly benefit Mr McKenzie. I cannot help but ponder why, if I were suffering psychological terror from an attack made on me, I would go to the expense and bother of procuring an attorney to push for a law that would not impact my situation after the fact, as in Mr McKenzie’s case.
As I am already too deep in this post to risk deleting it, I do not recall seeing where Felkel even lived at a Spring Valley address. Not saying he didn’t, but I do not recall seeing that.
Also, regarding Mr McKenzie; Fits says he was jogging when attacked by Felkel, as did mainstream media sources at the time. When Mr McKenzie and his attorney held a press conference, I seem to recall that it was said that Mr McKenzie was waiting on a ride to work when he was attacked. I also seem to recall that it was said that he understandably was fearful waiting outside in the dark after this attack.
So which was it? Was Mr McKenzie jogging or waiting for a ride?
There can be many legitimate explanations, but why does someone living in well-to-do Spring Valley have to wait on a ride to work, especially after a terrifying and life-threatening assault put you ill at ease while waiting?
Things that make you go hmmm…
Will, you haven’t a hair on your butt if you do not investigate this more deeply. :-)
Also, why is Felkel’s arrest/charges not showing up in the SC Court database?