Hey, I supported him twice. There wasn't a libertarian candidate with a good chance of winning in the races.

Yet you also spark a memory of a historical fiction character, one Richard Sharpe created by Bernard Cornwell, my favorite author, a Brit who now resides in Maine. Sharpe faced French armies who advanced from huge beating Bom-Bom-Bom da-Bom drums while fanatic French soldiers chanted, "Vive l'Empereur!" Of course, I also find comparing Napoleon to Obama as completely ridiculous. Napoleon Bonaparte was never distracted by the game of golf and never promised not to take vacations--

http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=vive...

You're right! I think if the media would leave then so would the sycophant MoveOn.org....ers :) By some reports, the locals chose to stay home in the evenings leaving the provocative derelicts from out of town to "Rule the night".

I like the title "Emperor", because it brings another, special Emperor - another one whose vision was not as ours is - to mind. Our Emperor, too, is waiting to see his next new set of clothes.

That reminds me of a "blond joke" about a woman who illegally parks her car where it will get towed. It cost her less to pay the fine than to pay extended parking ;)

They needed food and lodging. They were out the next day. The service isn't great but the price is right.

Yes, I have that same yucky Euro pigmentation too. In my original (sin) reply, my second sentence simply began as "Obama etc.," For shame! I neglected to show proper respect by not preceding our out frolicking all the time ruler's name with the options of His Highness, His Majesty or His Excellency. I shall strive to show proper respect for our Golfer-In-Chief whenever that may occur.

Spot on!

Jonathan Gentry's passionate evaluation of Ferguson is also worth viewing. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=102...

And if there wasn't one happening, make one up.

96% of those arrested, by my calculation, have been
from out-of-town. tells you something. -- j

ed, the facts are coming out about how the kid did
break the officer's eye socket. no wonder he had
to shoot more than once;;; he couldn't see! -- j

That should have turned up in the autopsy. They do drug analysis on the remaining blood/serous fluid.

Jan

Holder is involved, Because his boss wants to look good for the press.

The problem is that in this instant gratification world, people can’t wait for the truth, nor it seems do they want to hear anything other than their interpretation of the truth. Justice should be blind, but you have a President and his AG both biasing the outcome. I have heard things from both sides, but I still don’t know the truth. The Grand Jury will determine if there is even a case (I hope it doesn’t rush to judgement as in the Zimmerman case). All this takes time, but a lot of people want vigilantly justice. The law is to be obeyed, even if you don’t like what happened. Breaking the law to protest what happened just shows what a thin veneer of civilized behavior some people have.

You can change the actors but the script remains the same. Republican or Democrat, the agenda will prevail.

If the officer is deemed innocent or the grand jury refuses to indict because of overwhelming evidence, there is no doubt there will be more rioting. But consider who is doing the rioting. If the justice system and the media, in the event of the policeman's innocence, point out just who the rioters are, their records and bios, where they come from and what they have to gain.
Then point out who the leaders are. Probably wont happen, but if it did, the reality of the charade will open a few eyes. Maybe.

And the media, Sharpton, Jackson, Holder and any and all race baiter's get to pick and choose what rhetoric they want. What makes these people tick? It cannot be a brain.