OK, then an arrogant collectivist idiot.

They are buying them in record numbers.

A friend of mine told me about agenda 21 a while back. This is where common sore came from. Some counties in Florida began implementing the sustainable communities project unwittingly. Once the full program was understood they backed out.

Under the law, "incitement" has to be at both the place and time that the riot is (or may be) about to occur. Commentators who aren't there can't be liable. Not that this will actually stop cops if they get mad at somebody.

Give them credit: they're waiting so that the most likely victims in town have time to buy guns first.

As a help to the uninitiated, "Agenda 21" is also known as "Smart Growth" and "Sustainable Communities".

True. I stand corrected.

All of this is why Gov Nixon has already placed the national guard on stand by and that the MO state police and St Louis County police will handle the area after the announcement is made, not the local police

If all of this activity initiated by the current administrators of the USA government are not stopped quickly and i do not believe the opposition will take steps to do that the country will simply die away.

I am terrified of Agenda 21. People forget that there are 3 kinds of power: 'power' per se (the ability to do something to someone without their consent, eg the Gulag); 'authority' (willing delegation of the right to make decisions, eg the military); and influence (the ability to cause change without official sanction, ie QEII and the pope).

In some ways, 'influence' is the strongest of all of these 'power structures': QEII changed how people ate asparagus just by doing so; the pope alters the behavior of many people who are not Catholics. The UN is a source of strong, socialist, anti-technology opinion. It is a driving force that is acting on our culture like a 'secular pope'.

This is a cute little video that shows a lot of creativity and innovation, but while I watched it there was a chant of "Agenda 21, agenda 21, agendatwentyone..." in the back of my brain.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juWaO5TJ...

Jan

The UN found that the "sense of entitlement" the Browns "displayed was reprehensible" is what I read somewhere on the Internet maybe three days ago. Can't recall the source but here is a link I found after a quick search--
Whoa! I take that source statement back! Click the link within the link, which I did while making sure my link worked.
That's precisely what I read before I recall that shooting a bird (now maybe "see what I stirred up" back from hell?) photo.

http://www.gatorcountry.com/swampgas/thr...

I'm not surprised at all. I actually hope Gruber keeps talking. What an idiot.

I used to think the UN was just useless. I now realize they are dangerous. We need to get out.

No one can stop these folks from venting. It's pretty obvious they are being backed by the poverty pimps who are orchestrating their delusional rants. The UN is as useless a body as tits are on a boar. They do some charity work that can easily be done by a dozen or so other charities. We should quit the UN and refuse to contribute to its funding. When it crumbles, as it will without us, we could turn the building into a prison because New York sorely needs the space.

Talk about a mob holding a grand jury hostage to determine their outcome by brute force and coercion rather than truth, honesty, and reviewing the evidence...

You don't vote the way we tell you that you should, then we're gonna destroy your town.

While I normally am not a proponent of violent means, I am thinking those in Ferguson should emulate the shop owners in LA's Koreatown during the Rodney King riots. Just like Koreatown, the residents know they're being targeted... and they have the chance to either take it from the thugs (and play the "poor us sympathy card" which will, of course, fall on racially motivated deaf ears) or stand up for themselves.

I would guess that they were told what to say as well. This is all being scripted by the progressives. I feel bad for the people who have built businesses in Ferguson. If the Grand Jury doesn't indict the town will most likely be destroyed.

The guy was a thug and a petty store robber from the 'hood... regardless if they keep showing pictures of him from 9 years before on TV, and getting Potus & Co. to rabble-rouse and incite-to-riot...

(If I recall correctly, Inciting to riot , resulting in personal injury and/or property damage, is both a "high crime" AND a "Misdemeanor"...)

Probably offered a free trip to Europe, all expense paid, by the UN. After all, they want to show how those evil, gun-totin' renegade Americans are, and how they ALL have to be brought into line... starting with the ramshackle police... it would be much better to have one federal police force, under control of the military, which, of course, would be under the control of the UN...

Oh, that silly thing you Americans have... Posse somethingortheother... since you've already gotten rid of that silly "unreasonable search and seizure" thing, you don't need that either. And here, why not let our nice blue-helmeted peacekeepers have that spare bedroom...

As I always say about what you're voting for by voting for the lesser of two evils...

He definitely nailed it. The Grand Jury is supposed to announce it's decision this week. The reaction and police response to it will be interesting. I hope no one gets hurt but I doubt that will be the case.

"But the two most important things the Browns overlooked was the fact that the United Nations is comprised of countries like Nigeria, Venezuela, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, Benin, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Botswana, Congo, China, North Korea, Ethiopia, Iraq, Kenya, Libya, Liberia, Pakistan, Rwanda, Sudan, Zimbabwe, and a host of other countries whose leaders have turned torture and cruelty into a fine art. Countries where the behavior exhibited by the heathens in Ferguson would under no circumstances be tolerated. Countries where citizens are beaten and imprisoned for perceived infractions and/or the thought that they may commit an infraction." - YES!

He’s been working on rebranding himself, I think. he would do well in a primary. I like him. I’ve heard his dad say he is more of a libertarian than he is. We will see.