I still believe that the authorities have acted badly in how they dealt with the protests in Ferguson. The DA has basically given a green light to police misconduct, the Governor punted when he could have appointed an independent investigation, the FBI and Justice Dept pussied out when they could have intervened and so on. So what do we have now? Basically a meeting engagement in a city inside the US of A. Check this out.
via MintPressNews.
In breaking news, newly-leaked information has come to us concerning the protests that are being planned following the verdict of Darren Wilson in Ferguson, Missouri.
The verdict reading is secretly scheduled for the weekend of the 14th-16th, more than likely on the 14th around 6pm after all the schools are cleared. This comes in part at the request of the schools.
Our sources tell us that the verdict is 100% that they will not indict the Officer Darren Wilson. So there is no need to wait and find out what they say before making your travel plans if you are interested in protesting the verdict.
The State has rolled in 9 heavy armored vehicles and which are currently being parked at Scott Air Force Base with 3 near the airport (the base is by the airport). Mconnel Air Force Base in Kansas is where the armored vehicles came from which is why one of our sources spotted the convoy of them near Salina, Kansas.
Our sources also tell us that the National Guard is 100% ready and preparing for the weekend and is currently stationed at Scott Air Force Base. The military base named Fort Riley in Kansas is where National Guard along with other agencies have been training and going over actions designed for mass civil unrest in Ferguson and have actively training in two-week programs for the last month and a half. After completion of training they were sent to wait in Fort Leanordwood, Missouri, and now the Air Force base as well.
We are also being told that plans for downtown St. Louis are underway as well. The police are fearing mass civil unrest to spread in to downtown and other cities. A Black Hawk helicopter is parked at Lambert Airport in St. Louis as well, which gives us some idea about how heavy-handed of a police and military response the State is planning.
Our sources also tell us the following:
Global Hawk will have all coms jammed in ferguson
300 Department of Homeland Security SUVs parked in a 3 story underground garage in STL
Police are upset and speaking frequently about releasing names of family members
Conversation taking place online about Ferguson are being monitored by a Fusion Center which is currently acting as a Early Warning Station for “Terrorism” pertaining to Ferguson
There are 24 agencies in total, local police getting orders from federal agencies
There has been 23k has been spent on non lethal weaponry 17k of that from a federal grant
On top of all of this, it should be noted that Darren Wilson is in Atlanta, not in Ferguson or surrounding areas.
As well, residents and travelers should be advised to expect multiple strategic police lines, and street closures in and around Ferguson with no travel allowed in.
Now here’s where it gets really interesting… Northrup Gruman has been hired as the IT contractor for Scott Air Force Base. Contacts on the inside are telling us that Alert status has been in affect this week for Ferguson as they are finishing their training in Kansas.
What do I find alarming?
This is a full court press. These type of assets (if this is true), could not be assembled without the assistance/agreement of federal authorities.
So once again, no matter where you come down on the issue, we're about to see citizen protests being put down in the same way that the Nazi's, the Soviet Union, or even modern day China would.
Jack booted thugs in police uniforms are about to put on a show of force.
Awesome (sarcasm spiking).
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y behavior from the other side, Iran has negotiated in
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