An Army in Ferguson tonight! Sporadic Twitter/Facebook censoring of #Ferguson hashtag

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I hate giving him views but there aren't many alternatives.

originally posted by: SkepticOverlord
Good guy Capt. Ronald Johnson of the Missouri State Highway Patrol continues escorting demonstrators in Ferguson.

Hey look, this bunch is camera friendly! I wonder why the other crew wasn't.

a reply to: SkepticOverlord

It's a good day today.

a reply to: SkepticOverlord
protesters kinda doubled from yesterday huh?

a reply to: Domo1
People hate on AJ all the time, but yet again he has a crew in the thick of it, getting out streaming video of an important event. Cudos for that much at least.

originally posted by: lambchop
a reply to: Destinyone

here you go mate

fox2now.com...

police scanner: www.ustream.tv...

Scanner link is off air right now. Your FOX2 link is awesome live coverage!

Des

Boston crowd is gathering to show their support for the residents of Ferguson.


Also Malcolm X Park in DC

originally posted by: lambchop
a reply to: Destinyone

here you go mate

fox2now.com...

police scanner: www.ustream.tv...

From the Fox feed it looks like how a protest should look, for once. Lot's of cars honking in support, no violence, no cops in military garb with guns pointed at everyone...

I think the crowd will be much larger tonight. I saw some
ATSers from other threads saying they were going to Ferguson
to support the people.

We have had some really great participation in this thread!

Cheers
Ektar

a reply to: TKDRL

I'll give him that. I just really can't stand him and think he's sort of a leach and likes stirring up trouble for views.

a reply to: MessageforAll

No. It says in the caption;

"Riot police stand guard as demonstrators protest the shooting death of teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri August 13, 2014. (Reuters / Mario Anzuoni)

originally posted by: SkepticOverlord
a reply to: MessageforAll

It's misinformation. There are plenty of current pictures that more accurately represent the actual situation this day. No other news organizations are tweeting images from yesterday, today… at least not so far.

It's a false flag to entrap RT.
They are all character actors.
They changed costumes for todays episode knowing RT would pick the police state movie set from yesterday, hahahaha.

a reply to: RobinB022

That why I put it in bold letters, they aren't claiming it was taken today, they tweeted it 2 hours ago, but it takes you back to their timeline date included.

a reply to: SkepticOverlord

God bless them

You don't have to be in Ferguson to stand with them.

a reply to: Ektar

As many trips as I can make. Mostly just to feel the good vibes from a community that has been beaten down so viciously for days. It's a happy day all around.

MISINFORMATION ALERT!!

Pseudo-news organization Democracy Now! just tweeted this picture

This is from yesterday.

The linked story is dated today, and starts:

The Missouri town of Ferguson looks like a war zone as police fire tear gas, stun grenades and smoke bombs to break up a fifth night of protests over the police shooting of unarmed African-American teenager Michael Brown.

This misinformation attempt is rather serious.

MISINFORMATION ALERT!!

originally posted by: SkepticOverlord
Boston crowd is gathering to show their support for the residents of Ferguson.

Also Malcolm X Park in DC

This is a good thing,lots of support for fellow human beings.

originally posted by: MessageforAll
a reply to: RobinB022

That why I put it in bold letters, they aren't claiming it was taken today, they tweeted it 2 hours ago, but it takes you back to their timeline date included.

That's like the news anchor saying lets pan over to Berlin and they show the 1939 SS goose step parades.

originally posted by: SkepticOverlord
Boston crowd is gathering to show their support for the residents of Ferguson.

Also Malcolm X Park in DC

Those pics are probably from the National Moment of Silence scheduled to have started at 7PM this evening all over the country. (Malcom X park in DC is listed on their facebook page) At last count there were about 90 cities nationwide participating in this. It's actually to show support for all victims of police brutality, including Mike Brown.