Michael Brown Shooting

http://www.newsweek.com/new-video-darren-wilson-arrest-filming-him-284836

Did Wilson make cell phone calls immediately after shooting Brown dead? Did he radio in shoots fired? Rapio for medics?

Why would Wilson have a union rep and attorney occompany him to the hospital? Is this customary?

Does Wilson look like someone that has been in a scuffle with a large person? Is his face / eye scratched swollen broken?

What's Wilson's version of events? Did he file a police report or incident report as required?

Does Wilson think it's against the law to film cops? Can he lock someone up for doing so?

JC29856 said:

Who are the extremists in fbi warnings?
Protestors
Kkk and the likes of Frank Ancona

I don't think the KKK would involve themselfs with this and besides they are not what they once were and not as big as they used to be.

Godfather.

muskydan said:

RE4790 said:

God help anyone accused of a crime in the social media era.

Ain't that the truth….

who was accused of a crime?
only thing that comes to mind is maybe Brown for shoplifting? since the convenience store didn't call the police or make a report are we sure he stole anything?
maybe battery on the store clerk, its clear in the video he grabbed the clerk and shoved him?
wilson failing to file an incident report?

Muslim groups have stepped up efforts to co-opt protests over the fatal shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo., with a drive to equate the teen’s death to the death of a radical Islamist shot during an FBI raid in 2009, a Washington-based security watchdog group is warning.

Using social media, conference calling and traditional outreach methods, leaders of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) are portraying Brown and Detroit mosque leader Imam Luqman Ameen Abdullah as African-American victims of police targeting, according to the Washington-based Center for Security Policy (CSP). In a conference call organized by CAIR-linked "Muslims for Ferguson, a CAIR official called Abdullah a “Shaheed,” or martyr, and said both he and Brown were victims of a national security apparatus that had “completely gone wild” and engaged in “demonizing and criminalizing Muslims.”

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“The reality is that this country, in law enforcement, be it local, state or federal law enforcement, people with guns have always seen black men and black people as threats,” Dawud Walid, executive director of CAIR’s Michigan Chapter, told the some 100 protest organizers on the call, made on the five-year anniversary of Abdullah's death and which was monitored by CSP.

Walid claimed Brown was a Muslim, although when pressed, Walid denied he had made such a claim. Brown was buried in August after a memorial service at the Friendly Temple Missionary Baptist Church in St. Louis.

“They’re interested in building coalitions with other organizations in order to effect a legislative change to weaken anti-terrorism laws and weaken the ability of law enforcement to engage in counter terrorism.”
- Kyle Shideler, Center for security Policy

Linking Brown and Abdullah, who federal prosecutors say was a separatist intent on overthrowing the U.S. government, is part of a wider effort to co-opt minority group support for causes they promote, according to Kyle Shideler, director of CSP’s Threat Information Office. One such cause is to reduce police scrutiny of the American Muslim community in terror-related matters.

“They’re interested in building coalitions with other organizations in order to effect a legislative change to weaken anti-terrorism laws and weaken the ability of law enforcement to engage in counterterrorism,” said Shideler. “And they’re trying to bring other people into their efforts so it doesn’t look like it is just a Muslim effort.”

“By hosting the conference call,” Shideler wrote, the campaign is “fulfilling the goal of the Muslim Brotherhood in North America to be positioned as the leadership of a broad coalition seeking to target law enforcement under the camouflage of civil rights.”

I don't think Muslims would involve themselfs with this and besides they are not what they once were and not as big as they used to be.

How Ferguson showed us the truth about police: http://youtu.be/-ixRx4kOBPU

JC29856 said:

muskydan said:

RE4790 said:

God help anyone accused of a crime in the social media era.

Ain't that the truth….

who was accused of a crime?
only thing that comes to mind is maybe Brown for shoplifting? since the convenience store didn't call the police or make a report are we sure he stole anything?
maybe battery on the store clerk, its clear in the video he grabbed the clerk and shoved him?
wilson failing to file an incident report?

JC29856 said:

muskydan said:

RE4790 said:

God help anyone accused of a crime in the social media era.

Ain't that the truth….

who was accused of a crime?
only thing that comes to mind is maybe Brown for shoplifting? since the convenience store didn't call the police or make a report are we sure he stole anything?
maybe battery on the store clerk, its clear in the video he grabbed the clerk and shoved him?
wilson failing to file an incident report?

MAYBE….you are too much JC. Keep em coming.

You want answers? Well thats way above my pay grade JC. But please continue with yours.
I may share some thoughts, not answers with you if GOD forbid they burn their whole town down.