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While a number of Soros bought Attorney\u2019s General and District Attorneys are refusing to prosecute these scum, sometimes, the stupid is so strong in them, they have no choice. That or the Federal Prosecutors step in, This is what is happening to one Matthew Lee Rupert of Galesburg, Ill. This piece of barely human debris went to Minneapolis with the intent of looting and burning. He was also nice enough to aid in his prosecution by posting videos of himself doing just that. Here are the details from the \u201chighly conservative and respected\u201d Minneapolis Star Tribune<\/b><\/a>\u201d<\/p>\n An Illinois man who came to Minneapolis to riot over the weekend livestreamed himself handing out explosives, destroying property and appearing to set a Sprint store on fire, according to charges filed in the U.S. District Court of Minnesota on Monday afternoon. <\/b><\/p>\n Matthew Lee Rupert, 28, is charged with civil disorder, possession of unregistered explosives and participating in and organizing riots, making him the first to face federal prosecution for allegedly taking part in the fires, looting and other violence that engulfed the Twin Cities since the death of George Floyd in police custody. <\/b><\/p>\n And how did Federal investigators discover this criminal mastermind? It wasn\u2019t very hard at all.<\/p>\n Last Thursday night, Rupert, of Galesburg, Ill., posted on his public Facebook page an invitation for “goons” to join him in traveling to Minneapolis, where he said he was renting hotel rooms and planned to wreak havoc and “take hella good videos.” <\/b><\/p>\n Faceplant, Twitter and the other social media platforms have been a godsend to law enforcement. It makes it so much easier when the criminals post videos of their crimes. This is exactly what this blithering moron did.<\/p>\n The livestreamed videos, cited as evidence by FBI investigators in the complaint, show his role in the riots on Friday night and early Monday, including distributing explosives and then announcing, “He’s throwing my bombs … they’re going to bomb the police with them.” <\/b><\/p>\n “Good shot, my boy,” he shouted after one of the explosions, according to the complaint. “We came here to riot,” he declared later. <\/b><\/p>\n The topper was his apparent torching of a store while being filmed.<\/p>\n Later in the night, Rupert asked for lighter fluid and entered a Sprint store, according to the complaint. “I lit it on fire,” he said, before entering an Office Depot and stealing items from it.<\/b><\/p>\n It\u2019s nice to see that dumbass is a firm believer in confession being good for the soul. I have no doubt the prosecution will be entering this into evidence. It isn\u2019t just the prosecutors who are annoyed with this idiots antics. The comments haven\u2019t been kind to him either.<\/p>\n In the comments section of one video, viewed more than 4,000 times, several people criticize Rupert for his actions.<\/strong><\/p>\n “If writing a bad check gets you killed, how do you think this guy will end up,” writes one, a reference to the reason Minneapolis police originally detained Floyd after a clerk reported that he tried to pass a counterfeit bill. <\/b><\/p>\n My guess is he\u2019s going to become someone\u2019s prison bitch in very short order. Others remarked on the obvious genius level IQ that this clown doesn\u2019t have.<\/p>\n “Nothing like snitching on yourself like a Facebook live video,” writes another.<\/b><\/p>\n Rupert, not feeling the love, had to respond.<\/p>\n “I love all my haters lmao,” comments Rupert. <\/b><\/p>\n Rupert then doubled down on his blinding stupidity.<\/p>\n On Saturday night, Rupert posted to Facebook his plans to return to Chicago and riot there. “[Let me know] who’s on board I got cars we got this,” he wrote, updating later that he would arrive in Chicago in two hours.<\/b><\/p>\n At this stage, the meathead decided it was time to make some money the new fangled way, by stealing it.<\/p>\n “There’s gotta be a register in there,” he says. Then, spotting one, he urges someone to go in after it, and a person jumps through the broken window as glass rains down behind him. The camera moves inside, then quickly back outside. A moment later, it continues in what appears to be the inside of a smoke shop. <\/b><\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n