Thread: Looting After Vigil for Missouri Man

In the wake of the horrific rioting by Black so-called “protesters” in Ferguson, a Black blogger delivered an EPIC rant and scolding of “My Black People” to “get over” slavery and racism, and take “personal responsa-damn-bility”.

It’s simply awesome. Watch it, share it, and hope it takes hold.

The difference between Fox News and CNN’s headline for Officer Wilson speaks volumes


Wow, this speaks volumes.

Fox News reports facts, CNN crafts narratives that white cops want to kill young black boys. Truly sickening.





The saddest part about this is that so much damage has resulted from the media and race-hustlers. It wasn’t racially motivated until Obama, Holder, and Sharpton started saying it was. Think how much we could have saved if when this happened it wasn’t a national racism story, instead it was just a one cop defending his life from someone who attempted to grab his gun. Why bring color into it at all?




http://www.youngcons.com/the-differe...5mxIQZr95Cj.99

A group of activists has taken action against the Ferguson grand jury verdict in New York by disrupting an annual Thanksgiving parade in a planned #stoptheparade flash mob. At least seven people have been arrested, police say.

Information on the possible disruption of the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade – which features thousands of costumed participants taking to the streets of Manhattan to celebrate the holiday to lively tunes – first appeared a day ahead of the event.

Activists in New York City decided to interrupt the parade in a protest against this week's grand jury decision not to indict Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson over the shooting of Michael Brown.

A group of two dozen activists gathered in downtown Manhattan on Wednesday, discussing plans to interfere with the processions, according to the New York Post. “The police aren't going to arrest us and they are not going to shoot us,” an organizer said, as quoted by the newspaper.

The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is broadcast live on national television, with an audience of millions watching the event throughout the country. There have been reports on Twitter that the NYPD has told news stations not to show the protest.





The flash mob has attracted more activists through social media, with the hashtag #stoptheparade quickly gaining traction.

Protesters took to the streets carrying banners which read, "No Justice No Peace" and "Black Lives Matter," along with other banners.

Streets across the country – New York City included – have been flooded with activists since the announcement of the jury verdict on Monday. In New York, no major resentment between police and protesters was reported.

At least seven people – one woman and six men – were reportedly taken into custody after being arrested along the parade route on Thursday.



Some 400 protesters have been arrested over the past three days across the US, with people taking to the streets in over 170 cities throughout the country. New York saw one of the largest rallies on Tuesday, with thousands gathering in Manhattan's Union Square. On the West Coast, some 200 activists were detained in Los Angeles, as police ordered rallies off the streets.

http://rt.com/usa/209543-ferguson-pr...nksgiving-nyc/

According to NY Times, the grand jury consisted of 9 whites and 3 blacks. I wonder if the decision would be different if the grand jury was 6 whites (3 men and women) and 6 blacks (3 men and women). Well this is just a hypothetical. It is not real. We must remember this quote.

"Looking for justice will kill you. There's no such thing. Whatever happens is real. What you think should have happened is not real. You're disappointed, not in the world, but in your value system. It's your value system that's screwed up not the world. The world is normally screwed up by time."- Jacque Fresco

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/25/us...rand-jury.html

Originally Posted by Eddie

It is unfortunate that this has turned to violence. I wonder what would have happened if he was convicted. Would the supporters of Darren Wilson protest the decision? One of popular slogans in these protest is "No Justice No Peace" but what if there was justice. This would not change the fact that similar accidents like this one are likely to occur elsewhere.

I should also add that this protest is really just verbal masturbation since it does not offer solutions to the problem in these communities. As one of my previous post stated, "One cannot accomplish anything by burning down one's own community, killing one another, or complaining and protesting endlessly. Real revolution is not taking to the streets and destroying a political order, it is creating a new order that displaces the old. "

Howard Kurtz has accused the New York Times of a “reckless move” in identifying the street on which Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson resides. “Journalism is full of close calls. This is not one of them. The Times should apologize,” writes Kurtz.

On Monday, the Times published a scoop by Julie Bosman and Campbell Robertson reporting that Wilson had married fellow officer Barbara Spradling in a “quiet wedding” last month. It noted that the two “own a home together” and identified the town and the name of the street.

Breitbart’s John Nolte writes, “the New York Times had no qualms whatsoever about publishing almost all the information needed for Officer Darren Wilson’s enemies to track him and his wife down at home.” Other outlets, including the New York Post and Fox News, have highlighted the newspaper’s decision. “If anything happens to that man, his family or that home, I hold them — the culpability is with [the New York Times],” said Fox News’s Sean Hannity.

Philip Corbett, the paper’s associate managing editor for standards, tells the Erik Wemple Blog via e-mail: “The Times did not ‘reveal’ anything here. The name of the street was widely reported as far back as August, including in the Washington Post.”

The Post on Aug. 15 published an article on Wilson shortly after his name surfaced as the officer who’d killed 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo. It noted the presence of “[d]ark blue unmarked police cars were parked outside his house” and mentioned the street name. A number of other outlets also traded in information about Wilson’s residence and it has been circulated on the Internet, of course.

When asked whether the standard for publication of a street name is whether others have already revealed it, Corbett replied, “We would have to look at the issue case by case. But if you’re considering whether to withhold information from a story, the question of whether that information is widely available or has been previously reported would certainly be a factor to consider.”

In any story about newlyweds who jointly own a home, it makes sense to describe where that home is located. But the street name? Such detail adds nil news value to a scoop about a man at the center of one of the most contentious news stories of our time. Leave it out.



http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...lsons-address/

Originally Posted by Jolie Rouge

BOOM, JACKASSES: Two NYT Reporters Posted Darren Wilson’s Home Address.
Look Here To See THEIR Home Addresses
Posted on November 26, 2014

If anything happens to Wilson and/or his home and it can be traced back to the NYT’s posting of his address should they be held liable? Maybe, we should publish the writer’s address as well. See how that toad likes it.

So, in this violent environment, when the life of Darren Wilson and his new wife are in danger, the New York Times is attempting to impose the death penalty on him via newspaper by publishing his home address.

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It was a disgusting, despicable, immoral act and the two reporters responsible, Julie Bosman and Campbell Robertson, deserve to lose their careers over what they did. Of course, this is the New York Times, so they’re unlikely to pay any sort of penalty. Still, I thought they deserved to pay a price.

New York Times reporters Julie Bosman and Campbell Robertson published the address of Darren Wilson in the New York Times so here are their addresses.

From Got News:

…It would be wrong, for example, to publish Bosman’s address at

Julie Bosman
5620 N WAYNE AVE APT 2
CHICAGO, IL 60660-4204
COOK COUNTY

So why do journalists think they are beyond examination?

Here’s What Happened to a NYT Liberal Who Helped Release Officer Wilson’s Address
Sunday, November 30th, 2014

After publishing information on officer Darren Wilson’s home address in The New York Times, one of the reporters who did so has requested police protection after her own address has been made known. Reporter Julie Bosman has made repeated calls to the police and reportedly fears for her safety after several sources, including Conservative Tribune, reported her address.

If true, some of her complaints are disturbing.

Sources in the Chicago Police Department told Gotnews.com that she has been “complaining about numerous food deliveries being sent to her residence.”

This may seem like fun, but it probably means that numerous local restaurants have been defrauded into preparing and delivering food for which they will never be paid, though they are not in any way at fault.

Bosman “keeps calling the 020th District station complaining about people harassing and threatening her,” Gotnews.com also reported.

Now, one person’s “harassment” is another’s good fun, so we’ll take that with a grain of salt. But there’s no reason to threaten Bosman, and those doing so should be investigated and prosecuted.

Bosman should never have published address information for Wilson’s family in the first place, and she should be held to account for it. Threats and fraud aren’t the way to do it, but it should happen.

And good luck to Bosman in her attempts to get the CPD to take her concerns seriously.

Probably more than anyone else, Wilson’s fellow cops understand that she needs to reap what she has sown.

http://conservativetribune.com/nyt-l...lsons-address/

Originally Posted by Jolie Rouge

Mike Brown’s Mother Caught in Armed Robbery ?

Michael Brown’s mother, Lesley McSpadden, is in hot water this week after it was revealed she led a group that beat and robbed vendors selling “Justice For Michael Brown” T-Shirts.

On October 18, McSpadden allegedly led the group to rob the vendors of their Michael Brown merchandise. One of the vendors was McSpadden’s former mother-in-law Pearlie Gordon, Michael Brown’s grandmother, who was hospitalized after being beaten with a pipe during the incident.



Gordon, 54, later recounted that she and her coworkers were beaten by “a large group of about 20-30 subjects” who “jumped out of and rushed” the vendors.

Gordon said she was approached by McSpadden, who got in her face and yelled, “You can’t sell this s**t!”

Gordon replied that, “unless McSpadden could produce documentation stating that she had a patent on her son’s name (Gordon) was going to continue to sell her merchandise.”

In the end, $1,500 in merchandise and $400 in cash were stolen during the robbery. Police are staying quiet about their investigation of McSpadden, but they have classified the case as “felony armed robbery.”

If she is convicted of felony armed robbery charges, McSpadden could be facing some serious time behind bars…


H/T: New York Daily News http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nati...icle-1.2001373

http://mrconservative.com/2014/11/52...armed-robbery/

Newlywed Hammered to Death by Group Of Teens in St. Louis
By Monica Sanchez | 11 hours ago

A horrifying incident involving the vicious murder of a man by a group of teens wielding hammers has sparked outrage in St. Louis, Mo. A Bosnian male, 32, was beaten to death early Sunday morning by whom police suspect were three to four juveniles.

According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the victim, identified as Zemir Begic, was in his vehicle at approximately 1:15 a.m. when a group of teens approached and began to strike his car. When Begic got out to confront the juveniles, they started yelling at him and beating him with hammers. They then ran from the scene.

His wife of six months Arijana Mujkanovic and friend Suad Nuranjkovic were in the car when the incident took place.

"The last thing he did before he actually died was pull me out of the way and put himself in front of me, basically giving up his life for me," Mujkanovic told KSDK.

The newlywed had to watch her husband brutally beaten to death.

Looking back on the terrifying situation, Begic's friend Nuranjkovic said, http://www.ksdk.com/story/news/crime...urder/19725065

"I was afraid that if one of them had a gun, they were going to shoot me, so I didn't know what to do."

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He reportedly fled from the passenger seat to a parking lot across the street.

Begic suffered multiple injuries to his head, abdomen, face, and mouth. Following the confrontation, he died at St. Louis University Hospital.

The police presently have two male teens, ages 15 and 16, in custody. The police are still searching for two others, a 16-year-old black male and a 15-year-old Hispanic male, reports KPLR 11.

After news spread of the fatal hammer attack, resident Bosnians took to the streets Sunday night to voice their frustrations over what seems to be a developing trend in violence targeted at their community. “Some of the demonstrators recalled other recent Bosnian victims of violence,” reports St. Louis Post-Dispatch, “including Haris Gogic, 19, who was fatally shot in May 2013 by a robber in his family’s Bevo Mill convenience store.”

St. Louis Police Chief Sam Dotson reportedly spoke with the protestors, at once expressing his sympathies for the death of another community member and attempting to reassure people that the killing did not appear motivated by race or ethnicity.

“There is no indication that the gentleman last night was targeted because he was Bosnian,” Dotson said. “There’s no indication that they knew each other.”

The police have yet to release a motive for the attack, however.

Many on Twitter are asking why mainstream media has yet to cover the newlywed's death:

BHDragons @BH_Dragons

Why are the major news networks not covering the hideous murder of Zemir Begic? @CNN @andersoncooper #JusticeForZemir

7:43 PM - 30 Nov 2014

Lejla Omerovic @LejlaO17

2 Bosnian lives were lost this weekend,
yet there is nothing on the news about this...
so heartbreaking for the families #RIP

7:27 PM - 30 Nov 2014

The victim’s sister, Denisa Begic, 23, told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that their family came to the U.S. from Bosnia in 1996, moving first to Utica, NY, before settling in Waterloo, Iowa. He moved to St. Louis several months ago and married Arijana Mujkanovic, whose family lives in St. Louis.

“He loved America,” she said. “We come from Bosnia because we were getting killed and our homes and families were getting destroyed. Never in my life did I think he would get murdered.”

Denisa went on to comment on the group of male teens involved in her brother’s brutal murder. http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/c...91f666084.html

“It’s so wrong what they did. They didn’t just hurt Zemir’s family. They also hurt their own family because I’m pretty sure their moms will never see them again.”

http://www.mrctv.org/blog/newlywed-h...teens-st-louis

How A New York Police Officer Lost His
Demonstrates Why Darren Wilson Shot at Michael Brown
By Justen Charters - 12 hours ago



Even though Darren Wilson has been cleared of any charges in the shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown, reports are still pouring in that Wilson’s side of the story is “unbelievable.”


Interestingly enough, Wilson’s testimony about how Mike Brown attacked him in the squad car and went for his gun has eerie similarities to another case.

The incident, involving former upstate New York police officer David Smith, happened back in March.

According to NY Daily News: http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/...icle-1.1740921

Johnson City Officer David Smith, 43, was shot multiple times outside an MRI office near Binghamton after a disturbed employee managed to grab his gun just after 7 a.m., said Police Chief Joseph Zikuski.

The married 18-year police veteran, who has an 11-year-old son, had just arrived at Southern Tier Imaging when MRI technician James Clark, 43, wildly ran up to him before punching him several times as he was trying to exit his vehicle, said Zikuski.

In addition, those who saw the crime unfold explained how Clark “somehow managed to grab” Smith’s service pistol and fired until the clip was empty.

If the National Bar Association or other entities want to put time into assessing if Darren Wilson’s story checks out, learning from what happened to David Smith might be a good place to start.


http://www.ijreview.com/2014/12/2097...n-nearly-lost/

http://www.tpnn.com/2014/12/01/you-w...bama-just-did/