And they're willing to lose millions of dollars, close down schools, and shut down the area just to protect this one scumbag white supremacist cop.
Ferguson police execute an unarmed 17 yr old boy (Update: Ferguson police chief to resign 3/19)
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And they're willing to lose millions of dollars, close down schools, and shut down the area just to protect this one scumbag white supremacist cop.
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Here's what's sad.. They untie us around this issue and we've already begun to retaliate (and rightfully so) but they have something up their sleeves
Don't think for a second they aren't aware that we can arm up and in the wake of what's gone on in the US the last 6-7 years with cops killing minorities and getting protection from the law they knew it was just a matter of time before we stated fighting back again
So what weapons of they going to test out on us now? This has to be some kind of social experiment.
Believe half of what you see.. Something else is going on here
Here's what's sad.. They untie us around this issue and we've already begun to retaliate (and rightfully so) but they have something up their sleeves
Don't think for a second they aren't aware that we can arm up and in the wake of what's gone on in the US the last 6-7 years with cops killing minorities and getting protection from the law they knew it was just a matter of time before we stated fighting back again
So what weapons of they going to test out on us now? This has to be some kind of social experiment.
Believe half of what you see.. Something else is going on here
JasonSJackson
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Peep how what's going on isn't headlining national news publications.
That homo's suicide is getting more coverage then a riot, why is that?
That homo's suicide is getting more coverage then a riot, why is that?
Breh it's got to be some sort of social experiment
They are issuing a no fly zone (war tactic) which is keeping a lot of the mainstream media out. You can leave but you can't come in?
They're trying to contain the issue but it's already out of control
So I ask again.. What are they going to test out on those people? What's really going on here?
They are issuing a no fly zone (war tactic) which is keeping a lot of the mainstream media out. You can leave but you can't come in?
They're trying to contain the issue but it's already out of control
So I ask again.. What are they going to test out on those people? What's really going on here?
because he was human and we obviously are not. killing Blacks and burying the stories is just business as usual for them, had it been Billy who was killed, we'd be passing legislature, "Billy's law"
the more frustrated you get with all of this, the more you'll begin to understand and empathize with the "irrational" and dysfunctional behaviors of Black people in ghettos.
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Breh, I actually agree that our women shouldn't be out there. My girl asked to come with me and I told her to stay home cause she don't need to be out there in case shyt goes the way I think it might.
The issue I got is these cowards online talking about the shyt is looking like Tulsa and Rosewood, and nikkas still ain't take 30 seconds to see how much a flight would cost or how long of a drive it would be.
They actually believe the police are going to slaughter our men, women, children, and elderly and still won't get off the computer and fight for black people.
I'll just repeat what Garvey said:
Let's just say that he did reach for the gun. The cop was in his right to shoot him. But once the Mike Brown started running and the cop is shooting it is murder. Once he stopped and put his hands up and the cop unloaded his gun its murder. The cop should be in jail. They have more than enough evidence to charge him. They officials in that city would rather see it burn instead of doing right by Mike Brown and his family.
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To any bytch ass nikka who comes in saying the same old violence is not the answer bullshyt. nikkas in Paris burned the shyt down and had martial law declared. Violence is the last resort and HAS to be used to make voices that have consistently been ignored finally heard.
2005 French riots
In the October and November 2005, a series of riots by mainly Arab, North African, and black French second-generation immigrants occurred in the suburbs of Paris and other French cities,[1][2] involving mainly the burning of cars and public buildings at night starting on 27 October 2005 in Clichy-sous-Bois. Events spread to poor housing projects (the cités HLM) in various parts of France. A state of emergency was declared on 8 November 2005. It was extended for three months on 16 November by the Parliament.[3][4][5]
Triggering event
Areas of Rioting in the Paris region as of 1 November
Citing two police investigations, The New York Times reported that the incident began at 17:20 on Thursday, 27 October 2005 in Clichy-sous-Bois when police were called to a construction site to investigate a possible break-in. Three teenagers, thinking they were being chased by the police, climbed a wall to hide in a power substation. Six youths were detained by 17:50. During questioning at the police station in Livry-Gargan at 18:12, blackouts occurred at the station and in nearby areas. These were caused, police say, by the electrocution of two boys, Zyed Benna and Bouna Traoré; a third boy, Muhittin Altun, suffered electric shock injury from the power substation they were hiding in.[6][7]
"According to statements by Mr. Altun, who remains hospitalized with injuries, a group of ten or so friends had been playing football on a nearby field and were returning home when they saw the police patrol. They all fled in different directions to avoid the lengthy questioning that youths in the housing projects say they often face from the police. They say they are required to present identity papers and can be held as long as four hours at the police station, and sometimes their parents must come before the police will release them." - NY Times[6]
There is controversy over whether the teens were actually being chased. The local prosecutor, François Molins, said that although they believed so, the police were actually after other suspects attempting to avoid an identity check.[8] Molins and Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy maintained that the dead teenagers had not been "physically pursued" by the police. This is disputed by some: The Australian reports, "Despite denials by police officials and Sarkozy and de Villepin, friends of the boys said they were being pursued by police after a false accusation of burglary and that they "feared interrogation".[citation needed]
This event ignited pre-existing tensions. Protesters told The Associated Press the unrest was an expression of frustration with high unemployment and police harassment and brutality. "People are joining together to say we've had enough", said one protester. "We live in ghettos. Everyone lives in fear."[9] The rioters' suburbs are also home to a large, mostly North African, immigrant population, allegedly adding religious tensions, which some commentators believed contribute further to such frustrations. However, according to Pascal Mailhos, head of the Renseignements Généraux (French intelligence agency) radical Islamism had no influence over the 2005 civil unrest in France.[10]
2005 French riots
In the October and November 2005, a series of riots by mainly Arab, North African, and black French second-generation immigrants occurred in the suburbs of Paris and other French cities,[1][2] involving mainly the burning of cars and public buildings at night starting on 27 October 2005 in Clichy-sous-Bois. Events spread to poor housing projects (the cités HLM) in various parts of France. A state of emergency was declared on 8 November 2005. It was extended for three months on 16 November by the Parliament.[3][4][5]
Triggering event
Areas of Rioting in the Paris region as of 1 November
Citing two police investigations, The New York Times reported that the incident began at 17:20 on Thursday, 27 October 2005 in Clichy-sous-Bois when police were called to a construction site to investigate a possible break-in. Three teenagers, thinking they were being chased by the police, climbed a wall to hide in a power substation. Six youths were detained by 17:50. During questioning at the police station in Livry-Gargan at 18:12, blackouts occurred at the station and in nearby areas. These were caused, police say, by the electrocution of two boys, Zyed Benna and Bouna Traoré; a third boy, Muhittin Altun, suffered electric shock injury from the power substation they were hiding in.[6][7]
"According to statements by Mr. Altun, who remains hospitalized with injuries, a group of ten or so friends had been playing football on a nearby field and were returning home when they saw the police patrol. They all fled in different directions to avoid the lengthy questioning that youths in the housing projects say they often face from the police. They say they are required to present identity papers and can be held as long as four hours at the police station, and sometimes their parents must come before the police will release them." - NY Times[6]
There is controversy over whether the teens were actually being chased. The local prosecutor, François Molins, said that although they believed so, the police were actually after other suspects attempting to avoid an identity check.[8] Molins and Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy maintained that the dead teenagers had not been "physically pursued" by the police. This is disputed by some: The Australian reports, "Despite denials by police officials and Sarkozy and de Villepin, friends of the boys said they were being pursued by police after a false accusation of burglary and that they "feared interrogation".[citation needed]
This event ignited pre-existing tensions. Protesters told The Associated Press the unrest was an expression of frustration with high unemployment and police harassment and brutality. "People are joining together to say we've had enough", said one protester. "We live in ghettos. Everyone lives in fear."[9] The rioters' suburbs are also home to a large, mostly North African, immigrant population, allegedly adding religious tensions, which some commentators believed contribute further to such frustrations. However, according to Pascal Mailhos, head of the Renseignements Généraux (French intelligence agency) radical Islamism had no influence over the 2005 civil unrest in France.[10]
THE ONLY INFO ABOUT THIS COP THIS CAC CHIEF NEEDS TO BE DROPPING IS A NAME AND AN ARREST.
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JasonSJackson
Jah Sun Ma'at Ra
it should not be getting you frustrated brotha, it should be getting you motivated.