Posted on 11/24/2014 10:45:11 AM PST by rdl6989
A grand jury has reached a decision on whether to indict Darren Wilson, the white Ferguson, Mo. police officer whose fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager sparked days of turbulent protests, sources close to the process said.
Sources said that press conferences are being prepared by the county prosecutors’ office and the Missouri governor. Those press conferences will likely come later today.
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Time for our Military to share a few bits of info ....
Should you possess any updates this a.m. would appreciate. Will probably not respond till late evening, if able, but any updates appreciated.
Please note am under heavy attack. Hope nobody else is experiencing.
Definitely.... Not to mention Obama leads from the rear in any conflict...even in our own country...and or he creates them.
Good to see ya, Caww!
Well hello...I’ve been posting on another thread....
...”Brown’s parents are going to have a news conference tomorrow”....
They are only going to say what they are told to say...and that not by their Attorney’s. They are so far in over their head that I do feel for them somewhat....they and those like them have been swallowed up in something they never imagined possible.
Reports on the scanner (earlier) said automatic weapons fire and a sniper with high power rifle. Reports of over 150 shots fired tonight. Heard anything?
Almost pinged you at one point. Guess I should have ‘pinged’
Not really. Plenty pf people knew that this would happen eventually. No one wanted it then or now, but it was like night follows day. One simply cannot do what the Dems did and not have this as a result. And no one in the opposition party lifted a finger to stop them. Not one stood up and pushed the issue. Not one. So this is what happens. It was as predictable and predicted as anything possibly could be.
Actions have consequences. Every time. Principles and laws, matter.
Just saw on CNN that they also burned an Advance Auto parts, still burning now. We saw earlier that the non swimming Democrats burned an Autozone. Was reported earlier that they looted an O’Reilly Auto Parts. Anybody know if they also burned that?
I hope the rest of the area chains can absorb those store’s employees. Still many will have a long drive ahead of them.
Cannot disagree with you on this Norm. The political class has done it again.
oh, the nightmares part?
>> One simply cannot do what the Dems did and not have this as a result
Bears repeating. Hang it around their neck.
Well I imagine people that haven’t considered all this mess for a while will lave lots of them. For a bunch of us, we already had them. Might sound cold, but it’s true. For everyone, it’s time to face reality and put the blame where it belongs, deal with what happens and stop it from repeating again in the future.
Can’t go wrong if we have their feet to the fire.
Considering that the majority of voters have yet to do that on any subject thusfar, I’m not gonna get my hopes up. When they feel enough pain? Yup. But they still haven’t hit the threshold.
Personally I think that the Dem/GOP leadership sits in their meetings wondering just what it WOULD take to get the population pissed off enough. I mean so far they have taxed/regulated/PCd them to levels undreamed of in the 90s under Clinton, much less the 80s and Reagan...and they still send their tithe to the cable company, buy their cars from Government motors and watch the propaganda on the big screen like bleating sheep.
Ain’t nobody gots time fo dat protest stuff.
LOL, you are on target. Do think that those D.C. folks would be surprised though if they knew what the public actually thought. Since nobody seems to know what the public actually thinks ... maybe we be rusing them ...
uh oh ... might have a radio intruder or worse.
Under what kind of attack?
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