Posted on 07/10/2013 11:56:48 AM PDT by lowbridge
Judicial Watch, Inc. on April 24, 2012 launched an investigation into the Trayvon Martin case based on reports that the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) had sent a secret team of “peacekeepers” to Sanflord, Florida, where Martin was shot on February 26, 2012 after wandering in a gated community after dark. George Zimmerman, a resident of the community and its neighborhood watch captain, is currently on trial for Martin’s death though he maintains he acted in self-defense.
Records obtained by Judicial Watch in response to local, state and federal public records requests show that the so-called peacekeepers are part of a large and growing division within DOJ called the Community Relations Service (CRS). Though CRS purports to spot and quell racial tensions nationwide before they arise, the documents obtained by Judicial Watch show the group actively worked to foment unrest, spending thousands of taxpayer dollars on travel and hotel rooms to train protestors throughout Florida. The peacekeepers also met with officials of the Republican National Convention, scheduled for several months later in Tampa, to warn them to expect protests in connection with Martin’s death.
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Yeah. All the documents on Judicial Watch’s site show is that the CRS people were sent to the protests. Nothing directly implicating them in planning, etc. Unless Judicial Watch is holding something back that implicates DOJ in the planning, this isn’t going anywhere.
Peacekeepers my ass. They were sent there to stir up trouble and advance a political agenda of gun control and repeal of Stand Your Ground laws nationwide.
Those are the same “peacekeepers,” I think, who were fomenting demonstrations against Zimmerman before the trial.
Sounds more like agents provocateur fanning the flames of 0bama’s Reichstag Fire event.
It’s not clear that the documents say the DOJ was doing anything other than keeping the demonstrations from turning into a riot. They have an out.
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Most are exactly that, but not all. All we need is 1%. That’s it. Not even that really but we have what we need. The time is not right yet for that, but it’s coming. The Government has declared us the enemy and has become our enemy by doing so. They are being given all the rope they need to hang themselves by.
Yes, this is a nation of sheep, but there are some dragons in the flock too. And those dragons breathe fire.
This was part of a failed attempt to create something similar to the famous “spontaneous” lie with Benghazi.
In May of 2012 there was an airline bombing plot, the same one the AP leaked info on and had their phones tapped because of it.
The bomber was a govt agent.
Al Qaida had supposedly given him the bomb and told him it was his choice as to the timing of the attack.
The WH orchestrated the protest then instructed the agent when to carry out the attack.
The idea was to make it appear as if the terrorist had simply picked up on a news story, a protest, then planned their terrorist attack around it.
The exact same thing happened with Benghazi a few months later.
Planned a terrorist attack then planned the protest in Egypt to make it appear as if the terrorist are so in tune with the news, the terrorist picked up on a news story (protest in Egypt) and planned a terrorist attack around it, in other words the attack was “spontaneous”.
The exact same BS story of the terrorist carrying out attacks with little or no planning, spontaneous, was repeated with the Boston bombing.
Read my mind : )
Isn’t that the “Cracka Killa” from Philly on the right?
OMG they look like pu$$ies in their little gay outfits.
I dare them to stand at my polling station.
Sh!t happens when Sh!t is in charge.
In fact they are blatantly hostile.
Damn this government.
‘Corporatism’ (as in ‘corpor’ or ‘corp’ meaning body)
These government sponsored protests used to only occur in Third world nations. What does that tell you where we are?
Why cant I read gated community without singing the Veggie Tales song un my head?
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