National File: Soros Prosecutor Charges Men for Carrying Tiki Torches in Charlottesville 6 Years Later

Yes, I am fully aware of the latest developments in the People’s Republic of Cville. It is a clusterfuck which never ends. Apparently, the law has changed between 2017 and 2023, and now the argument is that what wasn’t a crime back then is now a crime because a new Soros-funded prosecutor is in office.

National File:

“The Soros-funded prosecutor of Albemarle County, Virginia has had multiple men indicted nearly 6 years after the mostly peaceful “Unite the Right” rally for the newly-invented crime of “carrying a tiki torch with the intent to intimidate.”

James Hingeley, the Soros-funded prosecutor of Albemarle County, Virginia has unsealed the indictments of at least 3 men who have been charged with “carrying a tiki torch with the intent to intimidate,” a whopping 6 years after they marched in Charlottesville in support of Civil and Revolutionary War monuments.

According to electronic court records, James Hingeley’s Soros-funded prosecutor’s office in Albemarle County, VA has charged William Zachary Smith, of Nacona, Texas, Tyler Bradley Dykes, of Bluffton, South Carolina, and Dallas Medina, of Ravenna, Ohio with tiki torch crimes.

They all face a penalty of up to 5 years in prison. …”

Elections have consequences.

This one flew under the radar in 2019. Albemarle County elected its own version of Alvin Bragg.

Cville.com:

“For his part, Tracci says Hingeley is part of a “political prosecution movement in which the commonwealth’s attorney is a political activist rather than a legal advocate.” He is “already expressing a reluctance to bringing felony offenses and that has consequences that are not good for public safety,” says Tracci.

“We don’t have authority to summarily disregard the law,” says Tracci, who suggests Hingeley is running for the wrong job and should be seeking a seat in the General Assembly to change the laws with which he disagrees.

“I have a different approach,” says Hingeley. “I know a lot about what is driving criminal behavior.”

Should we participate in mainstream politics?

Virginia is the one of the strongest arguments in favor of doing so that comes to mind:

• Gov. Ralph Northam and the Democrat-controlled Virginia state legislature used their power to remove Virginia’s heritage protection law which resulted in the destruction of Confederate monuments all over Virginia.
• Democratic mayors allowed BLM and Antifa mobs to riot all over Virginia, especially in Virginia and Petersburg, and vandalize all sorts of monuments.
• The whole saga of Charlottesville was caused by a setup by local officials and Gov. Terry McAullife who pulled police protection from the Unite the Right rally.
• Virginia is unquestionably better off today under Gov. Glenn Youngkin and its Republican-controlled state legislature which put an end to the chaos.
• Finally, it turns out there was a significant difference between Robert Tracci and James Hingeley, which is going to have a meaningful impact on our community.

Anyway, I changed my mind on this subject after the George Floyd riots. At the state and local level, I developed a new appreciation for Gov. Kay Ivey and the Republican-controlled state legislature after watching how their counterparts in Oregon, Washington, California, Minnesota, Wisconsin, New York and Virginia used their offices to wield power. Even the most worthless cucked Republicans who do nothing but suck up oxygen are in obstacles to the sort of abuse of power we see in Charlottesville.