The Day Ferguson Cops Were Caught in a Bloody Lie

@cicerone imposter,

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I think there are too many conflicting stories - even from so-called eye witnesses, so we all need to wait for the grand jury to do their job.

There is a parallel investigation going on by the FBI which promises to be all-encompassing and with objectivity, to cite US Attorney General, Eric Holder. Fergurson's African American community lacks faith in the Prosecutor who will present the Brown case to the Grand Jury; conventional wisdom tells us they will most likely find Mr. Wilson innocent because they will go by the information given to them by the prosecutor. However, the case does not stop there.

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@Moment-in-Time,

I just hope all gets resolved for the best for everybody. Any conclusion offered by the FBI and the grand jury better have facts and evidence to support their position(s).

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The controversial online fundraises for Ferguson cop Darren Wilson are surpassing the amount of money that has been raised for Michael Brown’s family. A crowd-funding page set up by Darren Wilson supporters was shut down Friday after supporters raised $234,910 from 5,901 people in five days. A new page was then set up and has so far raised $72,732, notes USA Today. Brown’s memorial fund has so far raised $201,954 in nine days. The fundraising for Wilson grew out of a Facebook page that has garnered almost 60,000 likes. As Slate’s David Weigel pointed out a few days ago, Wilson supporters are raising all this cash even though the Ferguson officer has not been arrested.

Meanwhile, people rallied in St. Louis again on Saturday to support Wilson, who killed 18-year-old Brown. “Many of us have received death threats against ourselves and our families,” a Wilson supporter said, reports Mediaite. “Contrary to media suggestions we are not affiliated with any hate groups.” The supporter, who spoke while wearing sunglasses and a baseball cap, declined to give her name: “You want my name? My name is Darren Wilson, we are Darren Wilson.” Another rally has been planned for Sunday.

http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2014/08/23/darren_wilson_lots_of_cash_raised_for_ferguson_cop_who_killed_michael_brown.html

I am reminded of recent botched by the state executions causing likely unnecessary pain and suffering in the dead, and the majority response from the public was "GOOD!"

Also that reports that for years Rikers Island has been a systemically brutal place, especially for minority men, and that it was not reported for a very long time, and when it was the response from the public has been silence.

I think if it were put to a vote today that the portion of the Constitution outlawing cruel and unusual punishment would not pass.

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@hawkeye10,

hawk, CLUE: amounts of money donated is not an indication of guilt or not guilty. That's why we have the FBI and grand jury for (and the court systems).

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@cicerone imposter,

cicerone imposter wrote:

hawk, CLUE: amounts of money donated is not an indication of guilt or not guilty. That's why we have the FBI and grand jury for (and the court systems).

This FBI?

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Nearly every criminal case reviewed by the FBI and the Justice Department as part of a massive investigation started in 2012 of problems at the FBI lab has included flawed forensic testimony from the agency, government officials said.
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The inquiry includes 2,600 convictions and 45 death-row cases from the 1980s and 1990s in which the FBI’s hair and fiber unit reported a match to a crime-scene sample before DNA testing of hair became common. The FBI had reviewed about 160 cases before it stopped, officials said

http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/crime/federal-review-stalled-after-finding-forensic-errors-by-fbi-lab-unit-spanned-two-decades/2014/07/29/04ede880-11ee-11e4-9285-4243a40ddc97_story.html

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@hawkeye10,

See Mit's post above,

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There is a parallel investigation going on by the FBI which promises to be all-encompassing and with objectivity, to cite US Attorney General, Eric Holder.

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@cicerone imposter,

cicerone imposter wrote:

See Mit's post above,
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There is a parallel investigation going on by the FBI which promises to be all-encompassing and with objectivity, to cite US Attorney General, Eric Holder.

Ya, claiming that anything Eric Holder is connect to will be objective and impartial is a real hoot.

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@hawkeye10,

And your opinions means 'hoot.'

My definition for hoot: just noise that says 'nothing.'

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@hawkeye10,

If he was impartial he would have not come to Mo. at all. But having done so and only embracing the Brown family and not considering the Wilson family shows his bias in pandering to the race baters and the liberal media...he's a whore, a lap dog for Pres. Oblunder

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@giujohn,

giujohn wrote:

If he was impartial he would have not come to Mo. at all. But having done so and only embracing the Brown family and not considering the Wilson family shows his bias in pandering to the race baters and the liberal media...he's a whore, a lap dog for Pres. Oblunder

Well, he does work for Obama. Has THE PROFESSOR gone on TV yet saying " I could have been Michael Brown"? Obama's need to constantly give us his personal opinion on matters which are nearly none of the federal governments business is certainly annoying considering how poorly he does his day job. There is certainly plenty to do, for instance fixing the economy, or confronting Islamic terrorists, figuring out how to pay for all the promises this government has made (entitlements), fixing the broken medical system, the broken justice system, the broken......

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@hawkeye10,

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Obama's need to constantly give us his personal opinion on matters which are nearly none of the federal governments business is certainly annoying considering how poorly he does his day job.

His personal opinions are relevant to the issue he discusses. Besides, that, Obama has done a decent job of improving our economy under the six year handicap created by the GOP; they voted down every job creating legislation.

If you believe you can perform better at 'anything,' please prove it by your lack of knowledge on most subjects. ZILCH is the only conclusion I can draw; yeah, that's a personal opinion about you!

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@hawkeye10,

WHAT? And interrupt his golf game???

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Dont pay any attention to CI...somebody must have pissed in his cornflakes or he's on the rag

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@giujohn,

giujohn wrote:

Dont pay any attention to CI...somebody must have pissed in his cornflakes or he's on the rag

I keep getting told that in real life he is an ok guy. Strange.

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@cicerone imposter,

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I just hope all gets resolved for the best for everybody. Any conclusion offered by the FBI and the grand jury better have facts and evidence to support their position(s).

I believe we can trust the Federal Bureau of Investigation, CI, as these men and women are professionals with special skills and knowledge above that of the average police investigation; they are far more competent than the Ferguson's people whom we've seen show a particular inclination from the get-go to manipulate public opinion by producing the video of Mr. Brown in a robbery. No media knew of this video and Mr. Holder (Attorney General) asked specifically to not publicize that video, but, alas! They released the video along with the lie "the media kept asking for it." The character assassination of Mr. Brown was an undeviating attempt by the police chief and others to destroy the victim's reputation, thereby implying Mr. Wilson had justification to fatally kill the victim. That methodology by the Fergurson police chief is on exhibit for one and all to see just where the Fergurson police and prosecutor stand and no one in their right mind should trust them. It is the FBI corresponding investigation on which I look forward to and not the Fergurson one.

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@Moment-in-Time,

You wouldn't know that by the way hawk lambastes the FBI.
I know their qualification requirements to work for them has a pretty high standard of scholastic achievement.

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@cicerone imposter,

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You wouldn't know that by the way hawk lambastes the FBI.

I've observed. "Hawk" appear to possess a simplified, standardized conception of people and sometimes events; it looks as if he sees reality through stereotypical cultural lens, in other words I believe he's bias.

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@giujohn,

giujohn wrote:

Dont pay any attention to CI...
somebody must have pissed in his cornflakes
or he's on the rag

I have him on Ignore.
His mind has deteriorated.

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@OmSigDAVID,

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His mind has deteriorated.

PROVE IT FROM ANY OF MY POSTS.

Simpletons like you can only attack me rather than what I opine.

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@Moment-in-Time,

It's more than just bias; he can't provide credible sources to prove his opinions.

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