Obama within 24 hrs comments on cop shootings; Ignores 60 shot in Chicago.

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That took less than 24 hours. Imam Obama immediately commenting on 2 cop shootings. But....never commented on SIXTY (60) being shot last weekend in Chicago. And 20 or 40 more this weekend. And the next one. And next one. And next one. And......

Well....Yall get the point.
 
That took less than 24 hours. Imam Obama immediately commenting on 2 cop shootings. But....never commented on SIXTY (60) being shot last weekend in Chicago. And 20 or 40 more this weekend. And the next one. And next one. And next one. And......

Well....Yall get the point.

If you scratch a little deeper and do some research, you will see it's the Sinaloa drug cartel and El Chapo behind this horrific situation.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel is a d'bag and needs to be impeached.

This is one example of what is going on there:

FEDS SHUT DOWN CARTEL SUPERTUNNEL THAT FED INTO CHICAGO
Feds shut down cartel supertunnel that fed into Chicago
Friday, October 23, 2015
CHICAGO (WLS) --
Federal authorities have shut down one of the longest and most sophisticated drug underground operations between Mexico and the U.S., a cartel supertunnel that, down a hole and eight football fields long, came up in San Diego and fed a pipeline into Chicago and the Midwest.

Federal authorities seized 12 tons of marijuana worth nearly $6 million in the cross-border tunnel. Authorities say it is one of the longest and most sophisticated underground passageways they have ever seen. Equipped with a lighting and ventilation system, the drug smuggling subway links a warehouse in San Diego to one in Tijuana, Mexico.

"The cartels have a big footprint in Chicago because we are the Midwest's biggest distribution hub in America," says Dennis Wichern, DEA special agent in charge.
 
after 7 years, i dont recall bambi ever crapping his pants when a white cop had to shoot a white guy that just robbed a convenience store.
 
Obama deeply troubled...
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US police shootings of black men 'deeply troubling' - Obama
Thu, 07 Jul 2016 - President Obama says the fatal shootings by police of two black men in as many days are "not isolated incidents" and that all Americans should be "deeply troubled".
He acknowledged that the US had a "serious problem" but called for people to come together as a nation. Protests have continued since the shooting of Philando Castile during a traffic stop in Minnesota on Wednesday. It came a day after Alton Sterling was shot dead by police in Louisiana. The incidents follow a long line of controversial deaths of African-Americans at the hands of the police that has ignited a national debate about the use of lethal force. In a statement, President Obama said such fatal shootings were "symptomatic of the broader challenges within our criminal justice system, the racial disparities that appear across the system year after year, and the resulting lack of trust that exists between law enforcement and too many of the communities they serve".

He added: "As a nation, we can and must do better to institute the best practices that reduce the appearance or reality of racial bias in law enforcement." The national debate has been stoked by videos of both incidents that quickly went viral on social media. Philando Castile's girlfriend live-streamed the aftermath of the shooting in St Paul, showing him covered in blood as an officer pointed a gun at him. Diamond "Lavish" Reynolds was heard telling the police officer that her boyfriend had been reaching for his wallet, as he had been instructed to do. "You shot four bullets into him, sir. He was just getting his licence and registration, sir," she says in the video.

The officer can be heard shouting: "I told him not to reach for it. I told him to get his hand out." Protesters gathered outside the St Paul home of Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton, who later requested a federal investigation into the shooting. An emotional Ms Reynolds joined protesters outside the governor's house, saying that she had filmed the incident so "the world knows that these police are not here to protect and serve us, they are here to assassinate us". Mr Castile, 32, worked as a cafeteria supervisor at a Montessori school. His cousin Antonio Johnson told the Star Tribune newspaper he was "immediately criminally profiled" because he was black. Hundreds of people also gathered for a second night of protests in Baton Rouge, Louisiana at the shop where Alton Sterling, a 37-year-old father of five, was killed on Tuesday.

A second piece of video from Baton Rouge emerged on Wednesday appearing to show Mr Sterling being held down and then shot several times, although some shots are heard when the camera moves away from the confrontation. Seconds later, one of the officers is seen removing an object from the man's trousers as he lies on the ground with blood on his chest. A witness said he saw officers take a gun from Mr Sterling's pocket after the shooting, but police have not commented on this. The officers involved, Blane Salamoni and Howie Lake II, have been put on administrative leave and the US department of justice has launched a civil rights investigation. The officer involved in the St Paul shooting has also been placed on administrative leave.

Police killings that scar the US
 
Everyone has their part to play. Bucs is reading his lines pretending that Public Servants are comparable to criminals...Ironic
 
after 7 years, i dont recall bambi ever crapping his pants when a white cop had to shoot a white guy that just robbed a convenience store.
But....
and what about all of those 80 year old men nearly beating the bajesus out of little white boys with a golf club that were playing on their front lawns?
That's sociably accepted...but no molesting nurses..
didnt Tom Sizemore almost kill some white guy today? will we hear from Bambi on this event?
 
That took less than 24 hours. Imam Obama immediately commenting on 2 cop shootings. But....never commented on SIXTY (60) being shot last weekend in Chicago. And 20 or 40 more this weekend. And the next one. And next one. And next one. And......

Well....Yall get the point.
There is potential for the last two shooting to result in a public outrage spiraling out of control & causing real public safety concerns nation wide. Chicago, while a disaster that needs to be addressed, does not pose that kind of danger.
Reserve judgment when the circumstances don't demand it and pull the cork when possible to prevent an explosion.
 
Mohammad Obama and other race hustlers claim to care about afro americans. But since afro americans' greatest danger is other afro americans, they have to pretend otherwise.
 

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