So where are the militias/anti-government/open carry gun advocates in Missouri?

[vy65]

good for you, JS is winning, good stuff

your right wing is losing garbage. All right wing is pure garbage, lies, coporate/VRWC/1% propaganda, blind ideological totally destroyed by all contrary evidence.

Delicious, delicious irony

[TheSanityAnnex]

Why do Trill and boutons refuse to watch the video? Or have they watched it and refuse to comment because of the truth it sheds on black on white/white on black violence?

[Trill Clinton]

not watching the vid cuz i'm 100% sure it has nothing to do with the death of mike brown. 6 minutes of divisive hate speech and deflection??? i'll pass. i'll take the cliffnotes, though.

[Trill Clinton]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...cnn-corrals-unconfirmed-ferguson-audio-scoop/

Lopa Blumenthal sort of meandered into the middle of a CNN scoop on the Aug. 9 police shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown. She’s an attorney in the St. Louis area and a “prior client” of hers stopped by for a visit at her office in Hazelwood, Mo. Knowing that this man lived in Ferguson, she expressed concern for his well-being, at which point the man shared with her a video recording allegedly taken by the man’s roommate in Ferguson at the time of Brown’s killing. Apparent bursts of gunfire were audible.

Neither her “prior client” nor his roommate, says Blumenthal, had realized that the recording would be valuable to those investigating the Brown shooting. Yet they did think it might be useful to CNN, and so about a week ago, they sent the recording to the network “as an eyewitness video,” she says. For days, says Blumenthal, they didn’t hear back from the network.

That all changed last night. At the moment that Blumenthal and the man who made the recording were meeting with the FBI, CNN’s Don Lemon called them in search of an interview. “He was not contacted by CNN until I was contacted last night,” says Blumenthal. “He” is the fellow whose voice is now somewhat famous: The audiotape that CNN debuted last night showcases the man saying sweet things to a “girl,” as Blumenthal describes the recipient of the communication.

“He was very embarrassed by it,” says Blumenthal of the person behind the recording.

Working on a pro bono basis for this person, Blumenthal requested that CNN not run the video in the recording, but merely use the audio, the better to ensure the privacy of the person. CNN agreed to do so without objection, reports Blumenthal. The pro bono client also wanted his voice removed from the recording, but that wasn’t possible, says the attorney. Though Lemon offered to interview the man in silhouette, he refused to do so.

[CosmicCowboy]

you do know fbi spoke with the owner of the video and his attorney, right? its official


broken orbital bone

FBI spoke with Timothy McVeigh and his attorney too. His story must have been true.

[TheSanityAnnex]

not watching the vid cuz i'm 100% sure it has nothing to do with the death of mike brown. 6 minutes of divisive hate speech and deflection??? i'll pass. i'll take the cliffnotes, though.

It actually does have a lot to do with the death of Mike Brown. If you want to be ignorant and refuse to watch it that is on you.

[TheSanityAnnex]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...cnn-corrals-unconfirmed-ferguson-audio-scoop/

Lopa Blumenthal sort of meandered into the middle of a CNN scoop on the Aug. 9 police shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown. She’s an attorney in the St. Louis area and a “prior client” of hers stopped by for a visit at her office in Hazelwood, Mo. Knowing that this man lived in Ferguson, she expressed concern for his well-being, at which point the man shared with her a video recording allegedly taken by the man’s roommate in Ferguson at the time of Brown’s killing. Apparent bursts of gunfire were audible.

Neither her “prior client” nor his roommate, says Blumenthal, had realized that the recording would be valuable to those investigating the Brown shooting. Yet they did think it might be useful to CNN, and so about a week ago, they sent the recording to the network “as an eyewitness video,” she says. For days, says Blumenthal, they didn’t hear back from the network.

That all changed last night. At the moment that Blumenthal and the man who made the recording were meeting with the FBI, CNN’s Don Lemon called them in search of an interview. “He was not contacted by CNN until I was contacted last night,” says Blumenthal. “He” is the fellow whose voice is now somewhat famous: The audiotape that CNN debuted last night showcases the man saying sweet things to a “girl,” as Blumenthal describes the recipient of the communication.

“He was very embarrassed by it,” says Blumenthal of the person behind the recording.

Working on a pro bono basis for this person, Blumenthal requested that CNN not run the video in the recording, but merely use the audio, the better to ensure the privacy of the person. CNN agreed to do so without objection, reports Blumenthal. The pro bono client also wanted his voice removed from the recording, but that wasn’t possible, says the attorney. Though Lemon offered to interview the man in silhouette, he refused to do so.

What in the ? So they didn't think it would be useful for the actual investigation but thought a ty news network could use it?

[TheSanityAnnex]

I've never seen a video scare off so many posters.

[Trill Clinton]

FBI spoke with Timothy McVeigh and his attorney too. His story must have been true.

you're comparing a mass murderer to a witness

[Trill Clinton]

I've never seen a video scare off so many posters.

[CosmicCowboy]

you're comparing a mass murderer to a witness

So? FBI talked to McVeigh and his lawyer. Under your criteria that made him credible.

Same with your witness. It could just as easily turn out the girl he was videoing was 12 and he is a porno predator.

If you can produce a statement from the FBI saying they find the audio credible and consistent with the forensic evidence then we can admit it into Spurstalk Evidence.

Until then it's just jackoff material for you. The audio actually sounded a lot like you trying to get into CuckingFunts pants...

[Trill Clinton]

So? FBI talked to McVeigh and his lawyer.

stopped reading here. the oldest troll on the board comparing a demonic mass murderer who killed women and children to a eyewitness just so he can defend a killer cop. sickening.

[TheSanityAnnex]

why not watch and give your opinion as an African American male?

[CosmicCowboy]

stopped reading here. the oldest troll on the board comparing a demonic mass murderer who killed women and children to a eyewitness just so he can defend a killer cop. sickening.

SUUUUURE you quit reading there.

You just didn't want us to start discussing again what a pathetic whiney cuck you were with CF....

[TeyshaBlue]

Repugs, tea baggers, conservatives live in ideological bull , fact-free fantasyland.

lol thinkprogress.borg

[ElNono]

I watched the video. Waste of 6 mins... cliff notes: niglets are killing white folks more often, why does evil media focuses only on this case?

The impartiality pretense comes early and is "if the cop really shot him when he had his hands up, he should go to jail".

Well, duh. That's exactly what we don't know anything about yet: what really happened. Which is really all that matters in this particular case, and ultimately answers all the questions, whichever those might be.

Also interesting the paid bot had nothing to say about the militarization of the police, another very specific subject this case brought up front and center. Guess that would've made it a 12 min video, and the ty background flame animation didn't last that long.

C'est la vie.

[Infinite_limit]

I watched the video. Waste of 6 mins... cliff notes: niglets are killing white folks more often, why does evil media focuses only on this case?

The impartiality pretense comes early and is "if the cop really shot him when he had his hands up, he should go to jail".

Well, duh. That's exactly what we don't know anything about yet: what really happened. Which is really all that matters in this particular case, and ultimately answers all the questions, whichever those might be.

Also interesting the paid bot had nothing to say about the militarization of the police, another very specific subject this case brought up front and center. Guess that would've made it a 12 min video, and the ty background flame animation didn't last that long.

C'est la vie.

USA is by and large a violent ghetto dump. I'm wondering what took so long for the police to militarize.

[ElNono]

Depends on where you live... not much different than anywhere else in the world...

[Infinite_limit]

Depends on where you live... not much different than anywhere else in the world...

Most White nations on this globe have "bad cities". USA has bad neighborhoods. There are very few cities that are entirely safe

[ElNono]

Most nations, white or otherwise, don't have the money or the military industry to pass-on the kind of military gear these guys are getting.

Heck, 90% of countries would probably kill to have the drones police in Texas have.

[SnakeBoy]

CNN now s backwards and questions reliability of it's own audio. Typical CNN being CNN.

But hey Trill...keep on believin...

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...n-audio-scoop/

Holy ! I finally went and listened the audio and that dude in your link is absolutely right...cnn got punked. "You are pretty" bang bang bang "You so fine" bang bang bang .

Still not as good Peter Jennings getting punked...

[CosmicCowboy]

Holy ! I finally went and listened the audio and that dude in your link is absolutely right...cnn got punked. "You are pretty" bang bang bang "You so fine" bang bang bang .

Still not as good Peter Jennings getting punked...

It reminded me of Trill making a fool of himself over cuckingfunt

[Th'Pusher]

It actually does have a lot to do with the death of Mike Brown. If you want to be ignorant and refuse to watch it that is on you.

No it doesn't. It's a simple analysis to prove black people are more violent than white people (both to other blacks as well as whites) with absolutely no interest in identifying, evaluating or otherwise addressing why this is. It's fodder to play on the emotions of and rouse rabble like you.

Btw- Yonni posted videos of this dude extensively...

[Th'Pusher]

I watched the video. Waste of 6 mins... cliff notes: niglets are killing white folks more often, why does evil media focuses only on this case?

The impartiality pretense comes early and is "if the cop really shot him when he had his hands up, he should go to jail".

Well, duh. That's exactly what we don't know anything about yet: what really happened. Which is really all that matters in this particular case, and ultimately answers all the questions, whichever those might be.

Also interesting the paid bot had nothing to say about the militarization of the police, another very specific subject this case brought up front and center. Guess that would've made it a 12 min video, and the ty background flame animation didn't last that long.

C'est la vie.

[Th'Pusher]

Funny that TSA and Vy think the afterburner guy video is some sort of sophisticated intellectual response.