Sipsey Street Irregulars: Missouri Authorities Planning for Riots if Ferguson Officer Not Indicted

Thursday, October 9, 2014

Missouri Authorities Planning for Riots if Ferguson Officer Not Indicted

“I do believe if Darren Wilson is not indicted you will see a lot of carnage,” Tef Poe told Reuters. “There is a lot of explosive energy.”

It doesn't take an alarmist to wonder if such riots will be local, regional or even national in scope. Lord knows the race hustlers have been doing their best to nationalize the issue.

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Anonymous said...: An indictment isn't much. A conviction and death sentence is what they really want. There have been several shootings related to protests since this whole fiasco began. Before it's over, they'll have a list of policemen they want dead.; October 9, 2014 at 9:27 AM
Anonymous said...: So Wilson will be indighted not because of any evidence but simply to prevent riots?

Perhaps gun owners are not rioting enough to get Holder held to account?

Justice by mob violence would seem to be the meme ...

III; October 9, 2014 at 1:30 PM
Anonymous said...: Race hustlers peddle the concept of "social justice", not individual justice. They would have the lady remove the blindfold and look at the biological collective natures of the two sides, and make decisions based upon healing past injustices between those groups, whether the original perps or victims of those incidents are alive today or not. That makes them the real racists. Al Sharpton doesn't care a bit whether Darren deserves indictment or not. In his mind, somebody from the white police community deserves to be slapped down for the benefit of the black community, if not for that particular incident, then for many others either real or perceived by their community.; October 9, 2014 at 7:21 PM
THEBigFatPanda said...: So Wilson will be indicted not because of any evidence but simply to prevent riots?

Exactly. Remember the Rodney King fiasco? Evil white rascists in Simi Valley screwed up and didn't find them guilty the first time so benevolent Feds had to come in and fix everything. (Sarcasm off); October 10, 2014 at 2:20 PM

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