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originally posted by: sheepslayer247
a reply to: Sremmos80
I don't doubt it. There are people that "profit" from going in to hot areas and helping to create unrest. I've seen this first hand, but we were able to squash it quickly in my area.
originally posted by: ikonoklast
a reply to: Sremmos80
Yeah, there have been articles about a revolutionary group from Chicago coming in to try to spark violent revolution. I did a little research about them and posted it here:
ATS post on RCP
At least some of them are by many accounts a very hardcore wanting violent revolution. They are not the local protesters, and the local protesters don't want them there. Some of the local protesters said the revolutionaries from Chicago were the ones with the molotov cocktails Wednesday night.
Fox news just said again while I was typing this that some of the people there after curfew tonight told people they were ready to die tonight. Then Fox said that there were reports these people opened fire on the police after that. They don't seem to know more than that either yet.
originally posted by: Iamthatbish
We need to come together as a United Nation.
We have like 5 time zones! Its 3 a.m. my time. I garentee very few people on the East Coast care about what we just watched!!
a reply to: xuenchen
originally posted by: kx12x
I wish someone would shut the media clowns up.
They're either lying or completely ignorant.
In in all honesty though, I think big media corporations only hire people with an IQ equal to room temperature.
Highly skeptical of police insistence that wasn't tear gas. It burns and i wasn't even hit. #Ferguson
We're now told that tear gas was used at the end. What a mess. #ferguson vine.co...
originally posted by: ikonoklast
a reply to: scghst1
Are they called Revolution Club Chicago? Been trying to verify that and any connection between them and the NBPP.
Source
State Senator Jamilah Nasheed told CNN that Chief Jackson must step down after inciting the violence of Friday night. Nasheed also connected Chief Jackson to St. Louis County prosecutor Bob McCulloch, who said Nixon replacing Chief Belmar in command was a “disgrace.” Amazingly, McCulloch said this even when the world was celebrating a night of peace on the streets in Ferguson.
The prosecutor responsible for prosecuting the man who shot Michael Brown dead appears to be complicit in attempt to undermine community policing in Ferguson. McCulloch should be removed from the case, as Nasheed and County Executive Charlie Dooley have requested, and replaced with a special prosecutor.
"What we're doing now is not who we are," Johnson said amid shouts from community members during the press conference.
Johnson noted there would be no trucks or tear gas used to enforce the curfew. He acknowledged that tear gas had been used against protesters early Saturday morning, but said he did not order officers to take that action.
originally posted by: kosmicjack
What happened to the press conference? Supposed to have been in 20 minutes?
Also CNN is confirming from a police MHP lieutenant that it was both smoke and tear gas that was used. So, police confirm.
ETA:
Police presser in 5 min.