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Ferguson, a suburb of St. Louis, Missouri, USA.  Saturday, August 9, an ethnic youth was shot in a confrontation with police.

“Michael Brown, an unarmed black teenager, was shot and killed Saturday by a police officer in Ferguson. The circumstances of the death are in dispute. Mr. Brown and a friend were walking home from a convenience store in the middle of the night when witnesses say they were stopped by an officer for walking in the middle of the street. They say that Mr. Brown’s hands were in the air when several shots were fired. The police say that Mr. Brown was shot during a fight over the officer’s gun.”    Continue reading “Jews Responsible for Police Shooting in #Ferguson?”

View image on TwitterDown Trend – by Robert Gehl

With race hucksters and assorted leftist ne’er-do-wells swirling Ferguson, Missouri, one of the worst offenders in this category is Jesse Jackson.

Yes, he’s aging, but he can still rile up a crowd and race-bait with the rest of them. But sometimes even the Rhymin’ Man can say the wrong things.    Continue reading “Priceless Reaction To Jesse’s Request For Money At Rally In Ferguson”

Press TV

A new report has shed light on the prominent role played by Israelis in international organ trafficking.

The US daily New York Times said in a report published on Sunday that transplant brokers in Israel have pocketed enormous sums of money by arranging overseas kidney transplants for desperate patients who are paired with foreign donors. Continue reading “Israelis at forefront of international organ trafficking”

Texas Governor Rick Perry (Reuters/Brian Frank)RT

Texas Governor Rick Perry, a potential Republican Presidential candidate in 2016, has announced that he will fight allegations of power abuse against him, calling the accusations a political move that rips away the very fabric of the US constitution.

“This indictment amounts to nothing more than an abuse of power and I cannot, and I will not allow that to happen,” Perry said in Austin, Texas, adding that he stands by his use of the veto power which ended in charges being laid against him.

“We don’t settle political differences with indictments in this country. It is outrageous that some would use partisan political theatrics to rip away at the very fabric of our state’s constitution,” he added.    Continue reading “Texas Gov. Perry rejects power abuse indictment as ‘politically motivated’”

fergusonUSA Today – by Larry Copeland and Charisse Jones

FERGUSON, Mo. —With a controversial curfew lifted, and the National Guard on its way, protests were mostly peaceful Monday in this city that has been wracked by grief and rage over the killing of an unarmed black teenager.

Still, tensions remained high between police, demonstrators and the press. And Bishop Edwin Bass, who was on the scene urging people to remain calm, said that “the crowd shifts substantially about 8 p.m. A lot of the family people, and people here for legitimate protest reasons, leave. The people who are here for mayhem, confusion and chaos come out.”   Continue reading “Curfew dropped in Ferguson; attorney general to visit”

ABC 7 Chicago – by Chuck Goudie

“We will not allow vandals, criminal elements to impact the safety and security of this community,” said Capt. Ron Johnson of the Missouri Highway Patrol. “We will not allow those elements to disrupt or impact the soul of this community. We will ensure the rights and freedoms that this nation provides us will allow for protests.”    Continue reading “Missouri Police, National Guard Prepare for Ferguson Protests”

Ferrari 250 GTO BerlinettaYahoo News-by Justin Hyde

When the 19th copy of Enzo Ferrari’s 250 GTO Berlinetta left Maranello in 1962, it was just another race car, one that had a hard life ahead of wrecks and in one instance a driver’s death. Yet today, the GTO was poised to become the most expensive car ever sold, the new high mark in a global demand for classic cars.

Instead, Bonhams’ auctioneer Roberts Brooks brought the hammer down at $34.65 million — and with the 10 percent buyer’s premium, the final price of $38.115 million set a new record for vehicle auctions, but was well short of the record for a private vehicle sale.    Continue reading “1962 Ferrari 250 GTO sells for $38.1 million, beating record but not expectation”

Prepping for Civil Unrest and Martial LawThe Organic Prepper

Any prepared and informed person knows that the threat isn’t always the event itself, which could be anything from a natural disaster to a rioting spree after a sporting event to an economic collapse. It’s the chaos during the aftermath of the event.

If you ever had any doubts about that statement, you need look no further than Ferguson, Missouri.

Today, Governor Jay Nixon called in the National Guard.    Continue reading “Lessons from Ferguson: Prepping for Civil Unrest and Martial Law”

Huffington Post – by Joe Satran

LOS ANGELES — Thousands of protesters marched through downtown LA on Sunday afternoon to demand justice for Ezell Ford, the 25-year-old black man who was shot and killed by two police officers while walking down the street near his home on Aug. 11.

Although the protest had been planned and publicized for 3 p.m., a group had already gathered outside the Los Angeles Police Department headquarters around 2:30. Many present carried signs calling for an end to police brutality and justice for Ezell Ford and other unarmed civilians killed by police officers. One particularly striking sign spelled out “F*** the Police” in multicolored glitter paint.  Continue reading “Thousands March Through Downtown LA To Protest LAPD Slaying Of Ezell Ford”

GOA Executive Director Larry Pratt with Sheriff ClarkeAmmoLand

Washington, DC –-(Ammoland.com)- This was a good week for liberty.

Why?  Because one of America’s most outspoken, pro-gun sheriffs defeated attempts by an anti-gun liberal Mayor who tried to take him out.

David Clarke, Jr., is the Sheriff of Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.   Continue reading “Voters Issue Another Rebuke to Bloomberg’s Election Rigging”

Local 10- by Steve Kastenbaum, Holly Yan and Michael Pearson

FERGUSON, Missouri (CNN) – The Ferguson, Missouri, police officer who killed Michael Brown says the teenager rushed at him full speed in the moments before the shooting, according to an account phoned into a St. Louis radio station and confirmed as accurate by a source with detailed knowledge of the investigation.

According to the account on KTFK, phoned in by a woman who identified herself as “Josie,” the altercation began after Officer Darren Wilson rolled down his window to tell Brown and a friend to stop walking in the street.   Continue reading “Radio caller: Michael Brown rushed officer”

Playing with perception: Lebrigand uses a Canon EOS 60D and a telescope to take the picturesDaily Mail- by CAMILLA CANOCCHI

A French photographer snapped these astonishing pictures of passenger planes appearing as though they are heading to some unusual locations… the sun and the moon. 

The shots of a Boeing Dreamliner were captured by Sebastien Lebrigand, 39, from the back garden in his home in Crepy-en-Valois, near Paris.

The images give the illusion that the planes are flying around the sun or about to land on the moon’s surface. Continue reading “Stunning photos capture passenger planes looking as though they are flying to the moon and circling the sun”