Q&A: Do you think Al Sharpton will cry about Danroy Jackson’s civil rights being violated even though he hit 2 cops?
Question by Jenniferrr: Do you think Al Sharpton will cry about Danroy Jackson’s civil rights being violated even though he hit 2 cops?
He tried to hit 2 officers with his car and only stopped when the officer on the hood of his car shot him. So do you think they’ll try to paint him as an innocent victim of “police brutality”?
http://www.lohud.com/article/20101017/NEWS01/10170421/Police-shoot-and-kill-Pace-student-Danroy-Henry
Best answer:
Answer by trinity
If theirs money to be made , yeah. If not,no.
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Officer Louis Morris Stillwater Police Rape Sex Teen Age Girl
http://policecrimes.com/forum/ Officer Morris was sentenced to ONLY 1 year in the county jail and given a 10-year suspended sentence.
Forty-nine-year-old officer Louis Morris pleaded guilty to three counts of lewd acts with a child under 16 and two counts of rape by instrumentation.
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Reminds me of the Brotherhood of Steel
[Hour of the Time] – I Have Had It-Enough Of This – September 27, 1995
Host: William Cooper
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William Cooper – Wembley Speech – January 9-10, 1993-Party-17.avi
This is the lecture Bill gave to Global Deception Conference held in Wembley Arena Conference Centre, London in January 1993.
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Time Magazine: Prospect Of Civil War In U.S. “Doesn’t Seem That Far Fetched” – Alex Jones Tv 2/2
Paul Joseph Watson
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October 20, 2010
With protesters in France entering a seventh day of strikes and demonstrations against draconian austerity measures, many political observers in the U.S. are now wondering how long it will be before similar scenes unfold on American streets, with even Time Magazine now conceding that the prospect of a civil war in the States “doesn’t seem that far fetched”.
To be clear, Stephen Gandel’s article entitled Will the Federal Reserve Cause a Civil War? largely dismisses the possibility that the Fed’s upcoming November 3rd meeting, during which Ben Bernanke is expected to announce a fresh round of money printing, will prompt national uproar, but it doesn’t exactly debunk the notion of longer term social dislocation as a backlash to the crumbling economy, as many are now forecasting.
As we highlighted yesterday in a piece that was later picked up by the Drudge Report, it’s only a matter of time before Americans are hit with almost identical austerity measures to those that have caused the French to set up fuel blockades, stage running battles with riot police, halt air and rail travel, and virtually shut down some areas of the country.
The question remains — how will Americans react if the Obama administration pushes ahead with its plan to seize all private 401(k) pensions, which will be swallowed up by the Social Security Administration under the banner of mandatory Guaranteed Retirement Accounts? How will Americans react to the upcoming announcement that the Federal Reserve will further eviscerate the value of the dollar by purchasing junk assets from big banks at exorbitant prices with money printed out of thin air?
Time Magazine, which as a guardian of the establishment would normally be expected to disparage the potential of mass civil disobedience, actually lends the notion some spotlight by linking to a Zero Hedge story which paraphrased economic forecaster David Rosenberg, who warns that the Fed’s plan for more quantitative easing, “positions US society one step closer to civil war if not worse.”
The article also features a quote from a Washington’s Blog piece which warns that the Fed’s policies could lead to the very destruction of the republic.
“In a very real sense, Bernanke is throwing Granny and Grandpa down the stairs — on purpose. He is literally threatening those at the lower end of the economic strata, along with all who are retired, with starvation and death, and in a just nation where the rule of law controlled instead of being abused by the kleptocrats he would be facing charges of Seditious Conspiracy, as his policies will inevitably lead to the destruction of our republic.”
Lending the notion credence, Gandel writes, “With the Tea Party gaining followers, the idea of civil war over economic issues doesn’t seem that far-fetched these days.”
Yes, you read that correctly. Even Time Magazine is now conceding that the current economic course of the nation could lead to outright civil war and revolution.
Gandel finishes the article by leaving the prospect of widespread civil unrest as an open question.
“So it seems clear what the Fed is likely to do,” he writes. “How the economy, the militias and the rest of us react is up in the air. The count down is on. T minus 15 days to Fedamageddon. See you there, hopefully.”
http://www.infowars.com/time-magazine-prospect-of-civil-war-in-u-s-doesnt-seem-that-far-fetched/
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Thai Red Shirts Vow to Continue Protesting
Thai red-shirt activists gathered outside a prison in Bangkok today to visit their detained leaders. The protesters’ message was that they are still behind their leaders and will continue their peaceful protests.
Outside a prison in Bangkok on Tuesday, activists placed roses on the ground at the entrance to the facility.
[Vichien Sinthuprai, Red Shirt Representative]:
“I am here to represent our brothers in the northeastern provinces, and to convey their message of concern to our 11 leaders who are detained here. We still give full support to our leaders and we are continuing our peaceful movement as we have been.”
Red-shirt activists have started gathering again after crippling demonstrations and bloody clashes with the military earlier this year.
Eleven leaders of the red shirt movement have been detained since mid-May on charges of causing civil unrest and terrorism.
Two prominent leaders are currently jailed with nine other red shirts.
Other mainstream leaders have been granted bail.
Thailand’s political crisis broadly pits the mostly urban and rural working-class red shirts against supporters of the government of Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva.
The protesters have demanded immediate elections which Abhisit is refusing to call until peace is restored.
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