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Okay, the protesters proved yet again that they'll try hard to live up to the stereotype that they claim to fight against. Meanwhile, Holder was having a fit that the National Guard had been called in after the governor declared a state of emergency. The governor oddly decided not to use them. Now, the rioting, looting and destruction continue and the protesters prove they are nothing but a bunch of thugs. They can't use words, at least not reasonable language, to try to communicate. They only know theft and violence as a response to anything that upsets them.
Never mind that the evidence in the case showed that Brown was at fault and that the officer was justified. The protesters can't get their head around the truth or maybe are just unwilling to see things for what they are. Facts have yet to get in the way of assault, looting and destroying the city.
In the future, these folks will have to live in an area where no more businesses thrive and the place looks like Detroit. Then they'll complain about that.
From the link:
Dozens of businesses were looted, burned, and destroyed in Ferguson last night. Hundreds of gunshots were fired by so-called "protesters".
But despite mobilizing the National Guard for more than a week in preparation for this expect chaos, Gov. Jay Nixon (D) told them to stand down.
Ferguson Mayor James Knowles told FOX 2 reporters late on Monday night thathe had repeatedly pleaded with the Governor’s office to deploy the the National Guard Monday night… But his requests were "completely ignored":
Was this what Obama meant when he took to the airwaves before the riots to demand "police restraint"?
And DW Ulstermann recalls the pressure outgoing Attorney General Eric Holder had put on Nixon to hold back police response:
Eric Holder was reportedly upset the Missouri Governor announced a State of Emergency days before the Darren Wilson Grand Jury decision was announced, and adamant there would be no National Guard soldiers patrolling the streets of Ferguson. (A decision that in more "normal" time would be left to the governor to decide)
More off the record reports indicate Holder’s office made a number of angry calls to Governor Nixon expressing the administration’s displeasure at what they viewed to be a too strong response to the threat of rioting.
National Guard told to stand down while Ferguson burned
http://toprightnews.com/?p=7370
Never mind that the evidence in the case showed that Brown was at fault and that the officer was justified. The protesters can't get their head around the truth or maybe are just unwilling to see things for what they are. Facts have yet to get in the way of assault, looting and destroying the city.
In the future, these folks will have to live in an area where no more businesses thrive and the place looks like Detroit. Then they'll complain about that.
From the link:
Dozens of businesses were looted, burned, and destroyed in Ferguson last night. Hundreds of gunshots were fired by so-called "protesters".
But despite mobilizing the National Guard for more than a week in preparation for this expect chaos, Gov. Jay Nixon (D) told them to stand down.
Ferguson Mayor James Knowles told FOX 2 reporters late on Monday night thathe had repeatedly pleaded with the Governor’s office to deploy the the National Guard Monday night… But his requests were "completely ignored":
Was this what Obama meant when he took to the airwaves before the riots to demand "police restraint"?
And DW Ulstermann recalls the pressure outgoing Attorney General Eric Holder had put on Nixon to hold back police response:
Eric Holder was reportedly upset the Missouri Governor announced a State of Emergency days before the Darren Wilson Grand Jury decision was announced, and adamant there would be no National Guard soldiers patrolling the streets of Ferguson. (A decision that in more "normal" time would be left to the governor to decide)
More off the record reports indicate Holder’s office made a number of angry calls to Governor Nixon expressing the administration’s displeasure at what they viewed to be a too strong response to the threat of rioting.
National Guard told to stand down while Ferguson burned
http://toprightnews.com/?p=7370