Hoax or Murder? Entire Unedited Video of “the White Marine” Killing “Jordan Neely” on the NYC Subway

Thus far, this 3 minute video is the only video of the "15 minute" chokehold. Not asserting that this is a false flag but so far it shares some false flag characteristics - particularly with the lack of video despite the presence of a large number of people, complete lack of first hand witness accounts, reliance on police accounts, instant biographies and mini-media stories/photos created for the villain “white marine” and the victim “homeless Black man” ‘who impersonated Michael Jackson.’ Also, not sure a 15 minute chokehold is actually possible. Here, a chokehold by a so-called Marine, evidently trained in strangulation/combat methods, was applied for 15 minutes to an unwell, frail “homeless Black man” who couldn’t have weighed more than 150 lbs. Sounds like bullshit. Like false flags, while glossing over details the media and police are only focusing on the emotive facts; protests from lathered-up liberals and rants by lathered-up racist suspect conservatives. One should be cautious especially where police and media present facts in accord with the appetite of the listener, not necessarily in accord with reality. Why would police or media make it up? Many reasons -but especially because sheeple will believe it and use their imaginations to fill in the missing details in accord with their beliefs and dogma. As explained by Osho Rajineesh, 'a mind that is filled with belief is a mind which can project anything according to that belief.' FUNKTIONARY explains, “belief” is any conclusion based on a fundamental assumption; the evidence of things not seen, no longer actively sought or the psychological calm of imagined certitude safely beyond de-stabilizing doubt and troublesome reality-entanglement. https://www.brown-watch.com/brownwatch-news/2023/5/7/7-days-ltr-and-no-other-video-or-eyewitness-to-the-15-min-chokehold-man-who-filmed-it-says-he-heard-jordan-neelys-jacket-zipper-hit-the-floor-when-he-threw-it-down-on-crowded-nyc-subway