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This I believe also. There's no other reason to make the announcement at night and not at 9 a.m. in the morning. Also, the total lack of police protection for these businesses.
Thank you, that seems to be hard concept for some people to grasp.
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Originally Posted by urbanlife78
The police had no interest in protecting any businesses, they were too busy suiting up for their riot they planned on inducing.
It sure looks that way.
I would like to think it was just poorly planned on their part, but that just doesn't add up.
This I believe also. There's no other reason to make the announcement at night and not at 9 a.m. in the morning. Also, the total lack of police protection for these businesses.
Maybe it's easier at night than when many innocent people are out and about during the day.
Better for safety.
If this is true facts, and what they wanted, this is so utterly sad. But why?
To divert attention from the real issue: the unnecessary killing of Micheal Brown, and a grand jury deciding the cop who did it wouldn't even go on trial.
If this is true facts, and what they wanted, this is so utterly sad. But why?
Seeing that the police took it upon themselves to shoot tear gas into crowds of protestors who have the right to assemble and protest in this country, the police had the intention of turning this into a riot because it is much easier for them to point to people looting and burning cars and buildings and call them criminals and to justify the unlawful actions of the police.
Also by waiting till night fall makes it much easier to use the darkness go fuel confusion and to hide their actions from the public.
The police had no interest in protecting any businesses, they were too busy suiting up for their riot they planned on inducing.
Nah you can thank our most high and racist four for that!
Obumbler
Holder
Jackson
Sharpton
What's even more embarrassing is to listen to a the folks being interviewed that totally ignore the fact that crazy boy charged him. Even 6 of black witnesses confirmed this. Of course this was right after he tried to grab his gun. Yet, the officer should have talked him down? The best one was the twit committee woman. She had no idea how the whole process worked and wanted it to go to trial when this thing should have never made it to a grand jury. Period.
This was a by product of the racist four and the media. Nothing more to see here. How did someone say it? He fought the law and the law won.
That is not it at all, I feel so bad for the family, but is being violent I ask you, burning the city, shooting guns, going to bring him back to life. Well is it.
Is acting a damn friggin fool, what Brown's family wanted or the city wanted, their city destroyed.
Is it. This will not solve the problem, will it. Yes I feel bad for the innocent owners of businesses, who had nothing at all to do with any of this, now find their livelihood destroyed by animals.
Being frustrated and looting, and burning the city in which you live, shooting guns at innocent people knocking innocent people down, laying in the street not moving, how will this help bring Brown back.
I feel terrible for his family, that they have to go thru this, and now the mess that has occurred, because of the verdict. The jury has spoken, and if he were white, and the police officer black, I would also accept the circumstances. the jury I am sure heard testimony we did not. And please do not just assume something about someone, if you do not know them!
I believe that all of the evidence is now public, that's what the sleazy prosecutor said in his statement. He didn't say any evidence that the Grand Jury received was to be withheld.
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