Ferguson police execute an unarmed 17 yr old boy (Update: Ferguson police chief to resign 3/19)

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Missouri police officer on leave over video in which he says: 'I'm ... a killer'
By Greg Botelho, CNN
updated 5:56 AM EDT, Sat August 23, 2014
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CrooksandLiars.com, the video shows the military veteran talking for about an hour to an Oath Keepers group. According to its website, Oath Keepers is "a non-partisan association of current and formerly serving military, police, and first responders who pledge to fulfill the oath all military and police take to 'defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic.'"

The president of the Oath Keepers' St. Louis/St. Charles chapter, Duane Weed, told CNN that Page was a guest speaker and is not a member of his group. A link to the video of his speech was posted to the local chapter's Facebook page on April 23 -- a day after it happened -- along with text that highlighted what Page had to say about the dangers of private contractors in war zones.

That was just one of many topics Page touched on, sometimes jokingly and at other times very seriously.

In his rambling remarks on the video, he talks about what he describes as a draft replacement for the U.S. Constitution, the "four sodomites on the Supreme Court," and a visit to Kenya "to our undocumented President's home." He refers to Barack Obama as "that illegal alien who claims to be our President."

Page frequently references violence, including nine combat tours in the Army, during which he did "my fair share of killing."

Speaking about Muslims, he says pointedly: "They will kill you."

On domestic disputes, he opines: "You don't like each other that much, just kill each other and get it over with. Problem solved. Get it done."

On urban violence, he predicts that "when the inner cities start to ignite, people are going to start killing people they don't like."

And lastly, Page says, "I personally believe the Lord Jesus Christ is my savior, but I'm also a killer. I've killed a lot and, if I need to, I will kill a whole bunch more."

"If you don't want to get killed, don't show up in front of me."

Belmar, the head of the St. Louis County police department, said all the talk about killing was especially disturbing to him.

"As a police chief, that's something I'm not going to be able to endure," Belmar said.

CNN's AnneClaire Stapleton contributed to this report.

 

[ℒine ☈acks]

one of these things holding a sign that has "we are your voice" written on it...darren wilson isnt mute...he can speak for himself but he wont because he feels guilty and wants to run and hide ,,or he doesnt think he should have to answer for what he did...his supporters are defending darren more vigorously than he defends himself which is clear indication that preserving white supremacy is the goal...them saying "we are darren wilson" means they don't intend to relinquish the right to destroy black life without reservation ..justification..or provocation...

 

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Missouri police officer on leave over video in which he says: 'I'm ... a killer'
By Greg Botelho, CNN
updated 5:56 AM EDT, Sat August 23, 2014
Flash
Flash
Your video will begin momentarily.
CrooksandLiars.com, the video shows the military veteran talking for about an hour to an Oath Keepers group. According to its website, Oath Keepers is "a non-partisan association of current and formerly serving military, police, and first responders who pledge to fulfill the oath all military and police take to 'defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic.'"

The president of the Oath Keepers' St. Louis/St. Charles chapter, Duane Weed, told CNN that Page was a guest speaker and is not a member of his group. A link to the video of his speech was posted to the local chapter's Facebook page on April 23 -- a day after it happened -- along with text that highlighted what Page had to say about the dangers of private contractors in war zones.

That was just one of many topics Page touched on, sometimes jokingly and at other times very seriously.

In his rambling remarks on the video, he talks about what he describes as a draft replacement for the U.S. Constitution, the "four sodomites on the Supreme Court," and a visit to Kenya "to our undocumented President's home." He refers to Barack Obama as "that illegal alien who claims to be our President."

Page frequently references violence, including nine combat tours in the Army, during which he did "my fair share of killing."

Speaking about Muslims, he says pointedly: "They will kill you."

On domestic disputes, he opines: "You don't like each other that much, just kill each other and get it over with. Problem solved. Get it done."

On urban violence, he predicts that "when the inner cities start to ignite, people are going to start killing people they don't like."

And lastly, Page says, "I personally believe the Lord Jesus Christ is my savior, but I'm also a killer. I've killed a lot and, if I need to, I will kill a whole bunch more."

"If you don't want to get killed, don't show up in front of me."

Belmar, the head of the St. Louis County police department, said all the talk about killing was especially disturbing to him.

"As a police chief, that's something I'm not going to be able to endure," Belmar said.

CNN's AnneClaire Stapleton contributed to this report.

im sure many of them were looking for any excuse to pop off and fulfill their bloodlust. this wasnt helped by the agents and provocateurs in the crowd

 

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15,000 expected at Staten Island rally for Eric Garner
POSTED 9:04 AM, AUGUST 22, 2014, BY ALLISON KADEN, UPDATED AT 09:05AM, AUGUST 22, 2014

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STATEN ISLAND (PIX11) – Thousands of marches are expected to descend on Staten Island Saturday for a rally against police brutality in memory of a father who died after being put into an illegal chokehold by an NYPD officer.

Eric Garner, 43, died July 17 near Victory Boulevard and Bay Street while he was being arrested for allegedly selling untaxed cigarettes in front of a bodega.

• Continuing coverage of Eric Garner’s in-custody death

Witness video shows a police officer put Garner in an apparent chokehold – a move that’s been prohibited for some 20 years – and Garner repeatedly telling officers he couldn’t breathe. Minutes later, he was dead.

The officer who allegedly used the illegal move was placed on modified duty. Four EMS responders were suspended without pay.

On Saturday, some 15,000 supporters will march through Staten Island demanding further investigation into Garner’s death and an end to what they call violent and harassing tactics used by officers.

They’ll take the Staten Island Ferry from lower Manhattan, and buses from New Jersey, Connecticut and surrounding states to attend the march.

Expected among those marching is the family of Michael Brown, an unarmed 18-year-old who was killed by a police officer in a St Louis suburb, touching off days of unrest and bringing to national attention long-simmering racial tensions in a city of predominantly black residents run almost entirely by white leaders.

Violence marred the protests in memory of Brown, and Rev. Al Sharpton, whose National Action Network is coordinating Saturday’s march, said he’s determined that it will be peaceful.

“If anything were to happen, we’d be the first one to stop and turn those people out of our march. We do not lead violent marches,” Sharpton said.

The “We Will Not Go Back” rally is scheduled to start at 12 p.m. Saturday. It’ll originate at Victory Boulevard and Bay Street, near the site of Garner’s death, and continue to the District Attorney’s Office then to the 120 Precinct stationhouse.

Some businesses along the route said they’ll close their doors Saturday because of the rally’s sheer size.

 

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[3rdWorld]

All the Black unity in the air is unsettling cacs and making them nervous, forcing dormant racists to raise their ugly heads. NewBlacks very silent and playing the fence. Black people calling for peace and calm in crucial times like these got to keep an extra eye on. Cacs more afraid of the Black man who wants to be left alone and not have to deal with cacs than ISIS, ISIS which wants to search and destroy them. Its really is inherent, its in the blood.

 

[Wepa Man]

To the folks in MO

 

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15,000 expected at Staten Island rally for Eric Garner
POSTED 9:04 AM, AUGUST 22, 2014, BY ALLISON KADEN, UPDATED AT 09:05AM, AUGUST 22, 2014

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STATEN ISLAND (PIX11) – Thousands of marches are expected to descend on Staten Island Saturday for a rally against police brutality in memory of a father who died after being put into an illegal chokehold by an NYPD officer.

Eric Garner, 43, died July 17 near Victory Boulevard and Bay Street while he was being arrested for allegedly selling untaxed cigarettes in front of a bodega.

• Continuing coverage of Eric Garner’s in-custody death

Witness video shows a police officer put Garner in an apparent chokehold – a move that’s been prohibited for some 20 years – and Garner repeatedly telling officers he couldn’t breathe. Minutes later, he was dead.

The officer who allegedly used the illegal move was placed on modified duty. Four EMS responders were suspended without pay.

On Saturday, some 15,000 supporters will march through Staten Island demanding further investigation into Garner’s death and an end to what they call violent and harassing tactics used by officers.

They’ll take the Staten Island Ferry from lower Manhattan, and buses from New Jersey, Connecticut and surrounding states to attend the march.

Expected among those marching is the family of Michael Brown, an unarmed 18-year-old who was killed by a police officer in a St Louis suburb, touching off days of unrest and bringing to national attention long-simmering racial tensions in a city of predominantly black residents run almost entirely by white leaders.

Violence marred the protests in memory of Brown, and Rev. Al Sharpton, whose National Action Network is coordinating Saturday’s march, said he’s determined that it will be peaceful.

“If anything were to happen, we’d be the first one to stop and turn those people out of our march. We do not lead violent marches,” Sharpton said.

The “We Will Not Go Back” rally is scheduled to start at 12 p.m. Saturday. It’ll originate at Victory Boulevard and Bay Street, near the site of Garner’s death, and continue to the District Attorney’s Office then to the 120 Precinct stationhouse.

Some businesses along the route said they’ll close their doors Saturday because of the rally’s sheer size.

this is today or next Saturday?

 

[The Electric Lady]

Told some girl from my old church (I'm atheist) to get the old group together so we can protest at Houston PD. She like,"protest for what?" ......new blacks, y'all.

 

[ℒine ☈acks]

MORE LIKE 90-95% BREAUGH.
THAT STILL LEAVES YOU WITH 10-20 MILLION WHITE AMERICANS WHO ARENT RACIST,
SO I MIGHT BE GIVING THEM TOO MUCH CREDIT WITH THAT NUMBER.

YOU DONT HAVE TO BE AN EXTREME NAZI TYPE DUDE TO BE RACIST.
MOST OF THE WHITE OBAMA SUPPORTERS ARE RACIST WHEN YOU DIG DEEPER
AND FIND OUT HOW THEY FEEL ABOUT AFRICAN AMERICANS...

OBAMA IS ONLY IN OFFICE BECAUSE HIS DAD IS KENYAN & HIS MOM IS WHITE...
RAISED BY WHITE GRAND PARENTS.
SO "LIBERAL" WHITES DONT LOOK AT HIM THE SAME WAY THEY LOOK AT THE PPL IN FERGUSON.


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white people always have a favorite black person...it is usually someone rich or famous or extremely talented(the cotton club in harlem is a good example)...even those black folks (that white people can stomach) are on permanent probation and risk losing white support over a single violation of some rule... white people appear to have contempt for plain ol' ordinary black people... i assume (cant prove) the number of white people that genuinely care for black people is very very low...

 

[DAlbert]

 

[ORDER_66]

NYC WE OUT THERE... S.I.

 

[Momentum]

The fukk

This is why they mock our outrage. Respectfully, church

 

[Nomad1]

can't believe i missed this

 

[the cac mamba]

yeah...I never understand why all these schools like Harvard and yale come up with surveys about whites feeling oppressed with racism..lol

Im tryna figure who is oppressing them in their own white supremacist world.....jews?