USA Today proclaims the aftermath of the shooting of a black teen in Ferguson, Missouri is a “defining moment for race relations in USA.” Sadly, the paper also gave space for one protester to call for murder to be committed for the “cause.”
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Here are some of the latest photos from Oath Keepers in Ferguson, Missouri. “Ferguson. On ground out front. Chatting with the police and letting us “mysterious Oath Keepers” be seen tonight.” – Shawn Ewart
When Ferguson, Mo., police officer Darren Wilson left the scene of the fatal shooting of unarmed teenager Michael Brown, the officer returned to the police station unescorted, washed blood off his hands and placed his recently fired pistol into an evidence bag himself.
Feds tell police to stop “domestic terrorists” providing free security.
Police in Ferguson, Missouri, have been pressured by the federal government to stop members of Oath Keepers from guarding local homes and businesses targeted by arsonists.
It’s next to impossible to keep up with the madness that has come to embody the word “Ferguson.”
Here are just a few of the latest examples of society run amuck.
But here is the real story about the organization protecting those businesses.
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Testimonial: As I stood reciting the oath to protect the Constitution for the first time I was 9 years old. At the age of 17 my parents proudly signed the line for me to join the military and allow me to wear the uniform and serve my country.
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The details of how this tragic shooting went down still need to be fleshed out, but based on a surveillance video of the shooting at Cudell Recreation Center on Cleveland’s West Side, the police have a lot of explaining to do.