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Memphis TN Kroger Store Flash Mob injures Employees
MEPHIS TN (IFS) -- What is going on in Memphis TN? Every week it does not fail that something very bizarre is happening with its youth that have gone out of control. This is very sad for the whole city. Where are the parents of these thugs? There is going to be lawsuits up the trees.
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gray73
9 hours ago
This isn't a fight this is a bunch of monkeys attacking a 17 year old working kid and it took 50 of the cowards to do it.
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Sterling Archer
31 minutes ago
Apes gonna ape.
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Robert M Wright
29 minutes ago
+Clay Talbert a big F U
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brady hall
8 hours ago
Holy fuck that guy kicked him so hard in the head lol
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tintanknowsbest
4 hours ago
i saviored ur demon mom last night scrub
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Mandy Ball
12 minutes ago
+tintanknowsbest Are you stoned???
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Berta Lovejoy
4 hours ago
This man was clearly being sexist, justice was served to him. As you can see there are many females in this gathering, and a few angry males, suggesting that the white male made offensive, sexist remarks to the females. The black males, who were rightly offended, defended the females by beating up the misogynistic male. As a feminist, this video pleases me as justice was served.
Berta Lovejoy, Feminist, Promoter Of Equality, Love, and Peace.
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Silverarmydog s
1 minute ago
STOP TROLLING on every reddit post!
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Thomas O'Malley
1 minute ago
Well Berta that boy was 17 years old and made no comment about anyone. Instead those criminals attacked him for the thrill of it. He did not do anything to deserve that and honestly his family and his friends would appreciate it if you shut your mouth and stopped lying about what happened.
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dsf sadf
1 hour ago
And black people wonder why they are looked down apon as a race
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Headless Eyes
59 minutes ago
No I look at all bad parents equally the same. =shit
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dsf sadf
57 minutes ago
good point
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HerpyMcDooves
8 hours ago
Ebola is the only answer to the nigger pandemic
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Paul Turner
3 hours ago
yep
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ApocalypticAztec
2 hours ago
Lulz
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Shaun Holt via Google+
59 minutes ago
Idiots like the ones in this video are the reason more people need to arm themselves. Where were the police.... where was security...
Why didn't anyone try to stop it?
George Hayes originally shared this
I am 100% for people being armed and gunning this type of trash down. If you act like a savage you deserve to be treated no better than such. Seriously, if I had been there I would have started dropping bodies on the ground.
Fight at Memphis, Tennessee Kroger 9-6-2014
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Robert M Wright
22 minutes ago
+Brian Clancy caution apes throwing feces ! damn they were tossing bottles of piss in ferguson. waste of jenkum
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Brian Clancy
19 minutes ago
Turd tapper ain't black, spelling's too good.
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Sam S
49 minutes ago
I genuinely feel bad for every hard-working black american out there who has to put up with so much shit because of the dumb things niggers are doing. It's tragic really.
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Headless Eyes
39 minutes ago
Well heres the thing I do too but you got cops trying to get these fools out of their communities and they too are at odds with them. They need to work together. Or this is going to get worse as it already is.
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ZoomZip
4 hours ago
Why can't we just spread Ebola amonst these africans in Atlana, Memphis, and the rest of the deep south?
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singedrac
2 hours ago
Because it would quickly spread to whites, duh. It's not like whites are magical angels immune to ebola.
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Animosite
1 hour ago
+singedrac Do we know this?
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J Bovenzi
5 hours ago
And they call the white man RACIST! Time for the black community to start taking responsibility for their own actions!
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singedrac
1 hour ago
Everybody's racist, man.
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J Bovenzi
8 minutes ago
+singedrac No NOT everybody. I don't give a crap what color your skin is. I judge you by how you conduct yourself. In my opinion and what that's worth... it's the ones that are calling "racism" that are the true racists! Again, just my opinion but that seems to be the way it is.
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coffeekissed
3 hours ago
I find it so bizarre how these guys can do this and not feel any sympathy. How can they not feel sorry for stomping on a man's head when he's already down? It's scary how cruel some people can be. That being said, I don't think it's fair for there to be so many racist and offensive comments here. These youth gangs aren't acting like this because they're black. They act the way they act because of the surroundings they grew up in. You'll see this same kind of mob behavior anywhere in the world if the conditions are right.
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Tiffany Sexton
1 hour ago
do you live here??? in Memphis or on this planet?? What part of "hey look. they got a white guy" is not racist??? sheesh
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Brian Cook
1 hour ago
Sympathy?! This is Memphis.
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Hayden Joose
9 hours ago
How's that diversity working out?
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Zane Beadles
6 hours ago
+Hayden Joose The alpha male niggers usually do all of these successively until there's white woman mutilated and dead in an alley or a field and a broken hearted family left with the grief, and a nigger dumbfounded that "the dayum cracka judge be rayciss and put me in lockup with muh uncles and brothers"...
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tintanknowsbest
3 hours ago
+Zane Beadles
family reunion motherfucker
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NorthMemphis82
7 hours ago
Not every African American do stupid shit like this regardless of what the little guy did jumping him wasnt necessary now i see why they hate us so much cause certain people feel like they got a point to prove by doing dumb shit who the fuck hangs out in Kroger lot tho the new generation is fucking all of us up i apologize on they behalf but this racist shit thats being said has to stop
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Mary Bayne
2 hours ago
Well not ever caucasian american deserves to wipe the asses of black people for the rest of our lives not any of yall have been enslaved so stfu stop attacking caucasian americans! we done nothing to your generation grow the fuck up thank you!
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Alana Shary
2 hours ago
Like Hopsin said,
Man, why do black people gotta be the only ones who can't evolve
Cause you in the streets acting like a neanderthal
It's clear you can't stand the law, you're lost as an abandoned dog
And all you're interested in is fighting, rapping, and basketball
I can't even fuck with you, cause if we out in public
You gon' get caught stealing some shit and get my ass in trouble, too
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KiloSierraAlpha
6 hours ago
Where is Оbаmа? Where is Holder? Are they coming to visit the victim?
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Tj Gardner
51 minutes ago
Obama isnt God, he can only be at one place at a time and im pretty sure he has plenty more things in the whole United States to take care of as well.
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Turd Tapper
24 minutes ago
+singedrac
playing golf and sucking white men's cocks--that is their job
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Isaias Miguel
8 hours ago
Hate crime, of course the media wouldn't cover this type of issue towards Whites. Let one or two or maybe 29 of these mofo's get Michael Brown'd.
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singedrac
1 hour ago
It's funny you think "the media" doesn't include YouTube.
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aligncars10000
7 hours ago
This is why I carry a gun around ( I have a permit). The parking lot would have been littered with dead black people all over the place.
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singedrac
54 minutes ago
Head on over, then!
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Turd Tapper
23 minutes ago
it would have been littered with your piss and feces as your bowels and bladder involuntarily released
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cptslapchop
3 hours ago
It's almost as if stereotypes exist for a reason and are usually completely logical and correct. Oh wait, that is how it actually is.
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Angels Wings
1 hour ago
+singedrac What's worse? Being racist bigots because they see black people doing bad things? Or being a black person that does bad things.
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Turd Tapper
22 minutes ago
+singedrac
make me a sammich, negro
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Jack Costas
2 hours ago
I love seeing oppressive whites being culturally enriched by ethnic minorities. It is almost as good as getting my monthly paycheck for the JIDF.
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singedrac
2 hours ago
+BoostinSpec450 Hahahaha.. as if the money from black music sales mostly goes to blacks.
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John Stokes
2 hours ago
+BoostinSpec450 lol
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Richard Bea
5 hours ago
First of let me tell you this bunch of kids is not making up for all of black people or any race. There people that cause trouble in every color black white yellow orange blue green does not matter. So stop with the raciest comment because GOD see all and does not like it. Also these kids need to be put in jail I hope they find them very soon.
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singedrac
1 hour ago
Those blues are the worst, man.
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eparedrum
5 hours ago (edited)
The weather forecast should start including chimp-out predictions, as they seem to be a frequent occurrence across the country, and people would most likely appreciate a little heads up.
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singedrac
1 hour ago
Heads up: We're a nation of chimps. To avoid chimp-outs, please move to the area of lowest population density. Maybe go off the grid.
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Guynumber7
2 hours ago
the only solution in this case is to mow all these niggers down with an MG-42
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singedrac
2 hours ago
Go ahead and be the first to try it out. Let me know how it goes.
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Glenn Haygood
16 minutes ago
He wasn't the only victim. Two others who were black were also attacked. They were playing a game called "point em out, knock em out" while this may not be a hate crime, I do hope they catch them all and charge them accordingly. Really does make it harder to be black.
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Headless Eyes
1 minute ago
I see now it was posted finally http://wreg.com/2014/09/07/witness-reacts-to-violent-attack-at-kroger/
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Kaptain Kek
5 hours ago
White on black fight - all over the news.
Black on white fight - media is silent.
These fucking chimps belong back to their cages!
Slowly destroying our society since 19th century.
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Angels Wings
3 hours ago
+Dustin Carter True. But I meant in America. They will never be the model minority in America.
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singedrac
2 hours ago
Kaptain Kek you are truly a captain and tribute to fedora neckbeards everywhere.
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Bryant Hulbert
5 hours ago
This is pure ignorance and not funny at all. I'm black and whether this scenario was on the other side of the spectrum it wouldn't be right either. Injustice does not have a color, unfortunately most people act out in way that tries to say different like in this video
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singedrac
1 hour ago
I honestly like your comment. I don't see many people saying, "some guys giving another guy a beatdown. this is terrible." It's terrible. Don't need to bring skin color into it.
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Gurkis001
7 hours ago
Tell me diffrence between these tards and apes. That girl too - somebody call someone, dumb bish, you're the one holding phone, dumb nigglets damn
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singedrac
1 hour ago
There's no difference. We're all apes. You included. As am I.
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lost4468yt
49 minutes ago
+singedrac "We're all apes." No we're not, learn some biology.
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Bebe Sanchez
1 hour ago
ok, but how about the mobs of white kids in Collierville and Germantown who loiter in parking lots and beat down any black person they see?? Why dont yall talk about that injustice.
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Jay Davis
29 minutes ago
Beat down any black person they see? Please show me that video. Please.
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josh h
4 hours ago
What are you're thoughts on this one? It's been a busy week eh? http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2745461/Group-men-captured-camera-viciously-assaulting-couple-Missouri-captured-police-ask-publics-help-apprehending-them.html
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Tiffany Sexton
1 hour ago
not quite the same thing since we have no audio to know but they all deserve a cap in their a** & kneecaps, gut, their special happy places..... not sure what was up with the random guy late to the party - just an idiot needing friends I presume
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charismatic9904
10 hours ago
We need to start killing all these fucking niggers.
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strandwolf
1 hour ago
+Robert Frost
I wonder if he'll still have any marbles after those headkicking maneuvers perpetrated on him. Where's AG Holder, or is this supposed to be localized run-of-the-mill frolicking?
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strandwolf
1 hour ago
+Kate Gill
That's the problaymo, Katie. His kind is outbred by the sub-animal types.
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Jon O
10 hours ago
But, but - it's Tennessee - where were all the gun-toting heroes who keep promising us they'll save the day?
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singedrac
2 hours ago
+John Murley You should move there and help them out with your guns. Or are you just all talk?
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John Murley
2 hours ago
I work there partner......I will shoot the thug that tries this in my view. You can bet
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Peyton Campbell
9 hours ago
I swear if the kids were white and the victims were black, it would without a doubt be a racist crime. Stupid fucking niggers.
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singedrac
2 hours ago
+Gajchim Shekelstein "Racewar now plx"
Go ahead and lead the way. Nothing's stopping you. Or do you just like to sit at a computer and type words? I know I do, but I'm not requesting physical activism.
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singedrac
2 hours ago
+3Storms "1776 - 1865 = 250 years, huh? Damn common core math."
You think African slaves first showed up in the Americas starting in 1776? Really? Damn common core history. Oh wait, common core doesn't really cover history.
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Zoo Keeper via Google+
9 hours ago
More racial attacks. What language are they speaking?
USNationalistNews originally shared this
We need more of this, to wake people up.
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Zoo Keeper
7 hours ago
+Eatm308amA
Thank you this idiot faggie the rogue denies they speak different.
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batrickpateman1984
4 hours ago
+FroggieTheR0gue They also call those people "coon asses" due to their ancestors breeding with niggers. Therefore they aren't white. What's your point?
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Kyle Hanson
4 hours ago
came here from /r/GreatApes and i cant say im surprised by the way these monkeys acted. Japan has much lower crime rates than America, i suggest we adopt their system and get rid of all the Africans in our country.
Kyle Hanson, proud white man
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singedrac
2 hours ago
Dig your fedora. Try living in Japan and see how well their "system" treats you. :)
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LickMyShittyTits
2 hours ago
Proud white man!? DAS FUCKIN RASISTS!
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troma
6 hours ago
I'm half black born and raised in a relatively white suburban area. Seeing shit like this is fucking hard. Seeing racist comments being towards people of my race is even harder, especially when there is some justification. It's pretty depressing thinking about where this snowball effect will take hard working, upstanding African Americans in the future. It's hard enough to land a job fairly when you put down your race on an application or resume, but if lower class dumbasses like this keep this shit up they are going to bring other minorities down with them. I don't want to spend 5 years on this engineering degree only to be passed over because an employer only sees me as a potential felon. The government has and will continue to impoverish black communities, rappers and the media will continue to give young black boys and girls unrealistic goals in life to sell pot and abandon their children. I don't see these types of people as one of my own anymore, in a couple more years I will be disenfranchised from the title "half black" all together. Fuck em, they are niggers and I do wish they'd go the fuck away already.
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troma
1 hour ago (edited)
+TheHarassinators Because having an affect on the mass influence of one race is so easily attainable. What I find interesting is that the amount of black on black crimes is much greater than the amount of black on white crimes. But whenever there is white on black or black on white everybody loses their collective shit. I hate these degenerates as much as the next frustrated person, but being a tough guy on the Internet and thinking that killing blacks in retaliation is the answer is counterproductive.
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troma
3 hours ago
+CharlesHipster Well for that reason, in the hypothetical event of race wars I hope that "niggers" are more distinguishable than some Joe schmoe black man on the way to bring his family dinner.
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GeneHeim1
4 hours ago (edited)
Idiotic to hold an entire race of people for the actions of a few dumb ass kids. Might as well blame every white person for a police officer beating the crap out of a black kid.
Is a shame that the kids who beat that boy won't get held to account. They'll get a slap on the wrist, maybe.
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Agtsmirnoff
3 hours ago
"Idiotic to hold an entire race of people for the actions of a few dumb ass kids"
That's what liberals do EVERY DAY
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singedrac
2 hours ago
+Agtsmirnoff
" 'Idiotic to hold an entire race of people for the actions of a few dumb ass kids'
That's what liberals do EVERY DAY"
It's also what you JUST DID NOW with liberals. You hold an entire political class of people responsible for the actions of a few dumbass liberals. :)
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David Man
5 hours ago
I know the girls voice, I have seen her there before. She is a little ghetto but she can get her act together . With a little help.
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singedrac
2 hours ago
+iXTMAstro Other people were helping the kid. Somebody's gotta record or nobody else would have seen it outside of the people who were there.
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iXTMAstro
1 hour ago
Does it fucking matter???? Nobody has to record shit! Is this your nightly entertainment? Fuck off
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TheHarassinators
5 hours ago
We need to take the fight to the blacks and put them in their places. How long is black racism going to go unchecked? They must be stopped.
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eparedrum
5 hours ago
In the antebellum south there was infrequent lynching (of both white and black criminals), but relatively little crime. Today we have a "humane" criminal justice system, and rampant crime.
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Blobernaught123
4 hours ago
blacks aren't bad, niggers are
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Mike Litoris
9 hours ago
It's a Damn shame they will give a 15 year old white kid 25 to life in prison for swatting a gamer and call him a domestic terrorist but these fuckers run around jumping people for fun without a care and then when one of them gets shot by a white guy try to protect himself they will cry racism and get media coverage for weeks will cause more protest and rioting from these fuckers
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MrBigbubba3
4 hours ago
That is our duty and I accept it gladly. Your sons and daughters, the offspring of our nation depend on it. That is exactly why we are better than these apes. Shoot those fuckers.
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singedrac
2 hours ago
"a Damn shame they will give a 15 year old white kid 25 to life in prison for swatting a gamer and call him a domestic terrorist but these fuckers run around..."
That never actually happened. No teenage white kid was given 25 to life for swatting. It was a fake news story.
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John Doe
4 hours ago
>Live in America
>Get beaten into coma by blacks because you're white and slavery
>Not a hate crime, because blacks can't into racism
>Die in coma
>Family can't sue because racism
>Family gets shot by spree shooter in shopping mall picking out flowers for your funeral
Land of the free 10/10
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Dank Mang
3 hours ago
Allah is a bitch and Muhammad sucked my dick.
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singedrac
2 hours ago
Nice burka.
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ShinRyoga
3 hours ago
I honestly cannot tell which of these comments are sarcastic anymore. I'd like to think that most of them are, but again, this is YouTube. It's not exactly a haven for kind or understanding commentary.
All the hatred in this world...God forgive us.
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Nell Craft
2 hours ago
+singedrac yes he is an innocent hard working kid that a mob of feral teens attacked unprovoked - google it - get informed.
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Jay Davis
46 minutes ago
+singedrac He was going outside to help the man the "mob" (really a gang called "fam mob") was initially beating.
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laaaaavly
9 hours ago
What language was the woman speaking during the video?
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Marty Sparde
4 hours ago
AAVE, formerly known as ebonics, formerly known as incoherent rabbling
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Paul Turner
3 hours ago
+Bob Shelton
typical moronic black
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fadedlife2013
7 hours ago
These subhuman animals need to be put down. This "worldstar" thug culture is getting out of hand. These "people" (if you can even call them that) and their ghetto "culture" are absolute trash.
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tintanknowsbest
3 hours ago
+1GTX1
Rofl, as if these fucking assclowns listen to tupac. They listen to buttshit clownrap i.e. lil ween, niggy pinaj, tigger, yung thug, etc
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Headless Eyes
1 hour ago
+tintanknowsbest It's not the music they are listening to it's their god dam parents. I can listen to this stuff I don't go out beating up kids and elderly folks in a mob pack. These kids are angels of course.
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Dennis Blouin
29 minutes ago
People on here talking like they actually know what happened.. I actually work at the store and this had nothing to do with race. This video doesn't even show what really happened only bits and pieces.
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Headless Eyes
27 minutes ago
Oh do share an explain the elderly person too....pulling out the violin.
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aped
17 minutes ago
It shows a bunch of unruly black kids beating up on one person. What are we missing? What could possibly justify this behavior?
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exquisite beans
7 hours ago
I wonder what would happen if it was the other way around, they would hide behind "racism", such an easy word right? Fucking double standards, I bet nothing gonna happen to them.
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singedrac
1 hour ago
A lot of people "wonder what would happen if" this scenario. I think it has less to do with wondering and more to do with righteous indignation.
So, what are you betting? :)
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Ryan Z
6 hours ago
Black people can't be racist!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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singedrac
1 hour ago
Your exclamation points are compelling.
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Ryan Z
1 hour ago
+singedrac I felt it really drove the point home
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Steven Winningham
9 hours ago
Nigger this bigger that y'all have lost your fucking minds bad kids is what this is people who don't teach their fucking kids your all racist bitches this is coming from a white boy fuck you all I'm out I feel bad for dude though but welcome to Memphis
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Eatm308amA
7 hours ago
Uh...excuse me. You gave up your "white" card years ago and are too diseased to come back into the fold.
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singedrac
2 hours ago
+Dindu Nuffins I think you meant "you're just as bad." Or would you rather not write proper English like a white person should? :)
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Hammer 6IX
6 hours ago (edited)
Do not talk to blacks.
Do not look at blacks.
Do not be in the presence of blacks.
Any one of those things will initiate an assault, or what Liberals call "a multi-cultural experience".
Have you AWAKENED yet? This is not national news because the victim is White and the MOB of attackers are black.
You all know Michael Brown`s name. But do you know this person`s name?
http://topconservativenews.com/2014/08/ottawa-ks-blow-away-unarmed-teen-with-24-rounds-media-does-not-care-because-he-is-white/
How many days of White rioting is happening because of this ^^^^^^^^^^^^? NONE.
There are differences between the races. Wake up.
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singedrac
1 hour ago
Poor whites. So persecuted by the media. It must be so difficult to be a white man in this terrible world so biased against white men.
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Karkat Crabtroll
4 hours ago
How sad that a group of people had to gather and act like animals....
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singedrac
2 hours ago
I agree. It's a lot like these YouTube comments.
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Jay Davis
44 minutes ago
+singedrac Right these youtube comments are extremely comparable to being beaten unconscious unconscious.
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Dawn Beattie
4 hours ago
So the "security guard" hands his phone to the lady in the store BEFORE going to help the guy getting beat on the ground to make himself look like the hero? Let's get proof that he's doing his job after he's getting it on video to put it on youtube....and the lady laughing about it taking the video is making me nauseous on funny she thinks this is.
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singedrac
2 hours ago
He's not wanting to "look like a hero." He wants documentation that he acted to the letter of his job description.
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Danny Sweet
18 minutes ago
Singdrac your a dumbass!! Do the world a favor and kill yourself. Please you have commented on every post. Fuck off man
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vulcus420
9 hours ago
No media coverage.
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tintanknowsbest
3 hours ago
+Robert Frost
It's not jews, it's zionism, which is essentially fanatical jewish extremism.
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singedrac
2 hours ago
Media covers what gets ratings. That's what makes money. This wouldn't get ratings.
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Waa Waa Wee Waa
2 hours ago
Don't vote Democrat, kids.
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singedrac
2 hours ago
A compelling argument. Your ideas are intriguing and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter.
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Karen Bracken
2 hours ago
This is why Americans should be allowed to open carry. A pack of wild animals is what they are. They are not human.
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singedrac
2 hours ago
Honestly that's a pretty apt description of humans in general.
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Rick Nichols
2 hours ago
Black people acting like Feral Animals.......not shocked. Black people need to be exterminated
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singedrac
2 hours ago
Walk the walk don't just talk the talk.
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I'm Fishdogpigsquirrel
3 hours ago
All niggers should die
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singedrac
2 hours ago
So erudite.
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Mike Hunt
7 hours ago
I'd rather see a horde of zombies than a horde of niggers coming my way.
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singedrac
1 hour ago
This speaks a lot about your fear. You're afraid to consider the horde coming your way as actual humans. You might hesitate to shoot them between the eyes. Zombies are easier targets.
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nantoman
3 hours ago
where are the flash mob videos of composed of mostly whites? mexicans? asians?
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singedrac
2 hours ago
They're on YouTube.
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Exquisitus MC
6 hours ago
dude was just there and in the group mentality of animals they took advantage of him... Disgusting
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singedrac
1 hour ago
"Animal was just there and in the group mentality of animals they took advantage of him... Disgusting"
Fixed that for you.
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AreUSureItsRelevant
7 hours ago
You all wonder why white people enslaved you. You act like fucking animals.
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singedrac
1 hour ago
We're all animals, dude. Even you. Can't not act like an animal, literally.
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AreUSureItsRelevant
11 minutes ago
Animals we may be, but as humans we have the rational to determine actions like this are wrong. You are a fool to believe that just because humans are animals it's civilized and reasonable to act like this.
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DaFaceGuy
4 hours ago
bunch of feral apes
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singedrac
1 hour ago
That's pretty much all of us. You know humans ARE apes, right?
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James Wraieth
2 hours ago
Im Cherokee indian. My people was mistreated and cast aside as badly or worse than any race out there. Hell they didnt make us slaves they just killed us for our lands. Moved the remaining to reservations and worse.
Yet you dont see our people screaming racism or going out scalping anyone because of our horrid past. A great people rise above their sorrows or learn to overcome them. Not stand around and scream for a hand out after the hand has been bitten.
Grow up you dont want to be a stereo type take if from someone who knows what thats like. DONT FUCKING ACT LIKE ONE. Thats all it takes to rise above it. My parents raised me to understand my past but to also learn from it. And to make better the hand i was delt. Not kill the dealer for giving me a bad hand. And yes thats a casino pun. But hey it applys all the same..
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singedrac
1 hour ago
The respective situations are subtle, but different. At least your people had already lived here for thousands of years before the whites showed up, rather than being displaced from halfway across the world. All of the US is a 'reservation' for African Americans, except mostly Europeans are living on them. Not trying to excuse anybody, but trying to add a perspective.
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smaveone
6 hours ago
I live about 10 minutes from where this happen and this is why I always arm myself. That whole group of worthless waists of life should be put on the knees and shot in the head. It would make memphis a better place. I wish I would have been there.
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singedrac
1 hour ago
Well go, visit there more often. Maybe you'll get your wish.
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TemporalSpastic
7 hours ago
I bet they won't call this a hate crime. Fucking niggers.
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singedrac
1 hour ago
"They?"
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Friday, August 22, 2014
St Louis Sheriff Deputy Dan Page - "I am a killer and will kill again, Praise the Lord"
Cop who pushed CNN host suspended — but not fired — after video of his racist rant emerges
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A St. Louis County police officer who was seen pushing CNN host Don Lemon during a protest in Ferguson, Missouri earlier this week was suspended from duty after a video of himself, CNN reported on Friday.The video, posted online this past May, shows Officer Dan Page giving a speech before members of the Christian organization the Oath Keepers. At one point, he shows the audience a picture of himself in Kenya, saying he went there to search for the country’s “undocumented president,” Barack Obama.
“I flew to Africa, right there, and I went to our undocumented president’s home,” Page says. “He was born in Kenya.”
According to CNN, authorities were concerned over remarks Page made indicating a willingness to kill.
“I personally believe in Jesus Christ as my lord and savior, but I’m also a killer,” Page says in the video. “I’ve killed a lot. And if I need to, I’ll kill a whole bunch more. If you don’t want to get killed, don’t show up in front of me. I have no problems with it. God did not raise me to be a coward.
On top of his suspension, Page was ordered to take a psychiatric exam. County Police Chief Jon Belmar also issued a public apology “to anybody that was offended” by Page’s remarks.
“He does not represent the rank-and-file of [the] St. Louis County Police Department,” Belmar told Lemon in an interview on Friday.
The footage also shows Page, a retired Vietnam veteran, saying he does not believe in hate crime laws, while also complaining about “sodomites” on the Supreme Court, “sodomites and females” entering the military, and blaming women for causing men to be arrested on domestic violence charges.
“Don’t be a waste of cops’ time,” Page says. “Just shoot each other and get it done.”
On Monday, Page was spotted pushing Lemon while he gave a live report during a protest criticizing the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown by a Ferguson police officer, Darren Wilson. Page was not wearing a badge or identification at the time.
Friday, August 15, 2014
When "Too Protect and too Serve" becomes "Military Police to intimidate and harass"
WHEN THE PUBLIC IS THE ENEMY


(Reuters) - Minutes before a police officer shot him dead, Michael Brown had become a suspect in the theft of cigars from a store, according to police reports released on Friday after days of protests in a St. Louis suburb over the unarmed black teenager's death.
But what, if anything, that had to do with the fatal encounter became less clear as the day went by. Hours after the reports' release, police said that Officer Darren Wilson, 28, had no idea 18-year-old Brown was a robbery suspect.
He simply wanted Brown to move from the road to the sidewalk, Ferguson Police Chief Tom Jackson said at a news conference "He was walking down the middle of the street blocking traffic. That was it," Jackson said. After nearly a week of accusations that the Ferguson Police Department did not know how to communicate with the public, Jackson did little to dispel that image during two appearances on Friday. He was visibly nervous, stuttering as he fumbled his notes, and made announcements that sowed more confusion. After releasing the robbery incident report without any attempt to explain its fuller context, he let more than five hours pass before confirming, and only when asked, that Wilson did not know about the robbery when he encountered Brown.
The decision by the police department, which is overwhelmingly white, to release a report on the robbery while keeping details of the shooting secret only added to the frustration felt by many in the St. Louis area. Still, as protests entered their sixth night on Friday there was far less tension than earlier in the week, before local forces were replaced by state police led by an African-American captain. Outside a burned-out building where protesters were shot with rubber bullets two days ago, the scene resembled a summer carnival.
Horns blew in support as cars drove past a crowd of people, many of whom brought picnic coolers. Hope Walker, 46, sat in a folding chair on the sidewalk with some friends. "It's more like a block party than what I was calling little Beirut," said the music teacher. Earlier Friday, after identifying Wilson as the officer involved in the shooting, the Ferguson police chief described him as a "gentleman" who has been devastated by the incident. Wilson worked four of his six years as an officer on the Ferguson police force, Jackson said. Wilson's identity has been kept a secret since the Aug. 9 shooting and authorities had been under mounting pressure to both identify the officer and to provide details about the investigation to ease unrest in the largely black community.
Since Saturday's killing, which took place shortly after noon on a street running through a quiet, tree-lined residential neighborhood, protesters have converged on Ferguson. Civil rights groups have complained that Brown's death is the latest in a long history of racial profiling and harassment by police, and discriminatory arrests. Some residents saw the police report on the robbery as the latest example of the pattern. "This is how the police operate here, they always defame the name of the victim," said area resident Arthur Austin, 39. "The more I hear, the less I trust what the police are saying." RALLY ON SUNDAY A Brown family attorney said it appeared to be Brown in the convenience store's security-camera footage, which showed a man shoving a store clerk during an apparent robbery.
Dorian Johnson, the friend who was with Brown that day, told the FBI and Justice Department officials about the robbery this week, his lawyer said. Anthony Gray, a Brown family attorney, said the talk of a robbery was a "distraction" raised by police. He said the real issue was why Wilson shot an unarmed Brown as the teenager held his arms in the air in a sign of surrender, as two witnesses described.
The Rev. Al Sharpton, president of the civil rights group National Action Network, issued a statement condemning what he called a "smear campaign" against the teenager. Sharpton said he would lead a rally on Sunday with Brown's family, who expressed outrage at the police report in a statement on Twitter. "There is nothing based on the facts that have been placed before us that can justify the execution style murder of their child by this police officer as he held his hands up, which is the universal sign of surrender," the statement said. According to the account given by Jackson and the police reports his department released, police received a call about the robbery and an ensuing altercation with a clerk at 11:51 a.m. on Aug. 9. A suspect description went out over police radio.
Wilson left a prior call he was on and then encountered Brown at 12:01 p.m. Three minutes later Wilson had fatally shot Brown, Jackson said. Wilson, who has been put on paid administrative leave, has been shielded from the public. A lone police car sat outside Wilson's single-story brick house on Friday, and neighbors posted signs on their doors asking to be left alone. One neighbor said Wilson had not been seen for days. Another posted a sign on their door that read simply: "We don't know anything. Pray for peace." The police version that has thus far been provided of Brown's shooting differs markedly from witness accounts, including that of his friend Johnson. In their earlier account, police said Brown reached into the patrol car and struggled with Wilson before the officer pulled his service gun and shot Brown multiple times. Wilson sustained a facial injury, which was treated in a hospital, they said.
But Johnson and one other witness have said that Brown was trying to get away from the officer, who tried to grab him after telling him to move off the street and onto a sidewalk. Brown held up his hands in a sign of surrender but was shot several times, they said. Police have acknowledged that Brown's body was more than 30 feet away (nine meters) from the police car when he died and that multiple shell casings were found at the scene. (Additional reporting by Jason McLure in St. Louis, Brendan O'Brien in Milwaukee, Carey Gillam in Kansas City, and Jonathan Allen in New York; Writing by Carey Gillam; Editing by Eric Beech)
MEMPHIS TN (IFS) -- Dorian Johnson's statements keep changing as the hours prolong. Chief Thomas Jackson's statements are not any better. When Johnson tells his story about the altercation with the police officer, he states that he sees the officers weapon through the window, then he sees the officer fire a shot at Brown's upper body. He continues to tell us then they began to run, after the first shots. Nowhere in his statements does he say that Brown throw his hands up and said "Hands Up, don't Shoot".
Johnson is clearly attempting to get fame and face time. The question is, why was only Brown shot and not Johnson, as they were together.
Chief Jackson, did not have the courtesy to meet with the Missouri State Patrol officer in charge at the request of the Governor. He showed no respect for the the chain of command and other officers.
We understand that it's politics to toss up a smoke screen to protect your fellow officers and the terrible deed that was done, causing the entire nation to question the tactics of a chief of police that polarized the situation.
The role of the police is too "Protect and Serve". These officers were totally para-military and treated their citizens as all criminals and arresting the press and causing more trouble than solving it.

It has been a long, strange day in Ferguson, Missouri: for reporters covering the aftermath of the shooting of Michael Brown, for residents reeling from the loss of a member of their community. It has probably been longer and stranger still for those directly affected by Brown’s death — his mother, Lesley McSpadden, his father, Michael Brown Sr., his friends. It has also, surely, been a long and strange day for the Ferguson police officer who shot and killed Mike Brown on Saturday and whose name was finally released to the public today by Police Chief Thomas Jackson. Death threats against the officer and his family, police said, kept them from releasing the officer’s name to the press initially. But pressure to release the name mounted all week, and police finally succumbed, announcing Friday morning that Police Chief Jackson would hold a press conference to announce the name at around 8:30 a.m. ET. Reporters gathered beside the smoke-stained carcass of a convenience store burnt by rioters in nights previous. It was a potent reminder of the clashes between protesters and heavily-armed police that the city had endured for days before Missouri’s governor, Jay Nixon, replaced Ferguson and St. Louis County police with Missouri State Highway Patrol officers led by Captain Ron Johnson. Johnson, a St. Louis native, has so far led a master-class in community policing. Gone are the heavily-armored vehicles favored by Ferguson and St. Louis County officers, gone are the riot gear and the weapons, replaced by equanimity and calm.
He simply wanted Brown to move from the road to the sidewalk, Ferguson Police Chief Tom Jackson said at a news conference "He was walking down the middle of the street blocking traffic. That was it," Jackson said. After nearly a week of accusations that the Ferguson Police Department did not know how to communicate with the public, Jackson did little to dispel that image during two appearances on Friday. He was visibly nervous, stuttering as he fumbled his notes, and made announcements that sowed more confusion. After releasing the robbery incident report without any attempt to explain its fuller context, he let more than five hours pass before confirming, and only when asked, that Wilson did not know about the robbery when he encountered Brown.
The decision by the police department, which is overwhelmingly white, to release a report on the robbery while keeping details of the shooting secret only added to the frustration felt by many in the St. Louis area. Still, as protests entered their sixth night on Friday there was far less tension than earlier in the week, before local forces were replaced by state police led by an African-American captain. Outside a burned-out building where protesters were shot with rubber bullets two days ago, the scene resembled a summer carnival.
Horns blew in support as cars drove past a crowd of people, many of whom brought picnic coolers. Hope Walker, 46, sat in a folding chair on the sidewalk with some friends. "It's more like a block party than what I was calling little Beirut," said the music teacher. Earlier Friday, after identifying Wilson as the officer involved in the shooting, the Ferguson police chief described him as a "gentleman" who has been devastated by the incident. Wilson worked four of his six years as an officer on the Ferguson police force, Jackson said. Wilson's identity has been kept a secret since the Aug. 9 shooting and authorities had been under mounting pressure to both identify the officer and to provide details about the investigation to ease unrest in the largely black community.
Since Saturday's killing, which took place shortly after noon on a street running through a quiet, tree-lined residential neighborhood, protesters have converged on Ferguson. Civil rights groups have complained that Brown's death is the latest in a long history of racial profiling and harassment by police, and discriminatory arrests. Some residents saw the police report on the robbery as the latest example of the pattern. "This is how the police operate here, they always defame the name of the victim," said area resident Arthur Austin, 39. "The more I hear, the less I trust what the police are saying." RALLY ON SUNDAY A Brown family attorney said it appeared to be Brown in the convenience store's security-camera footage, which showed a man shoving a store clerk during an apparent robbery.
Dorian Johnson, the friend who was with Brown that day, told the FBI and Justice Department officials about the robbery this week, his lawyer said. Anthony Gray, a Brown family attorney, said the talk of a robbery was a "distraction" raised by police. He said the real issue was why Wilson shot an unarmed Brown as the teenager held his arms in the air in a sign of surrender, as two witnesses described.
The Rev. Al Sharpton, president of the civil rights group National Action Network, issued a statement condemning what he called a "smear campaign" against the teenager. Sharpton said he would lead a rally on Sunday with Brown's family, who expressed outrage at the police report in a statement on Twitter. "There is nothing based on the facts that have been placed before us that can justify the execution style murder of their child by this police officer as he held his hands up, which is the universal sign of surrender," the statement said. According to the account given by Jackson and the police reports his department released, police received a call about the robbery and an ensuing altercation with a clerk at 11:51 a.m. on Aug. 9. A suspect description went out over police radio.
Wilson left a prior call he was on and then encountered Brown at 12:01 p.m. Three minutes later Wilson had fatally shot Brown, Jackson said. Wilson, who has been put on paid administrative leave, has been shielded from the public. A lone police car sat outside Wilson's single-story brick house on Friday, and neighbors posted signs on their doors asking to be left alone. One neighbor said Wilson had not been seen for days. Another posted a sign on their door that read simply: "We don't know anything. Pray for peace." The police version that has thus far been provided of Brown's shooting differs markedly from witness accounts, including that of his friend Johnson. In their earlier account, police said Brown reached into the patrol car and struggled with Wilson before the officer pulled his service gun and shot Brown multiple times. Wilson sustained a facial injury, which was treated in a hospital, they said.
But Johnson and one other witness have said that Brown was trying to get away from the officer, who tried to grab him after telling him to move off the street and onto a sidewalk. Brown held up his hands in a sign of surrender but was shot several times, they said. Police have acknowledged that Brown's body was more than 30 feet away (nine meters) from the police car when he died and that multiple shell casings were found at the scene. (Additional reporting by Jason McLure in St. Louis, Brendan O'Brien in Milwaukee, Carey Gillam in Kansas City, and Jonathan Allen in New York; Writing by Carey Gillam; Editing by Eric Beech)
MEMPHIS TN (IFS) -- Dorian Johnson's statements keep changing as the hours prolong. Chief Thomas Jackson's statements are not any better. When Johnson tells his story about the altercation with the police officer, he states that he sees the officers weapon through the window, then he sees the officer fire a shot at Brown's upper body. He continues to tell us then they began to run, after the first shots. Nowhere in his statements does he say that Brown throw his hands up and said "Hands Up, don't Shoot".
Johnson is clearly attempting to get fame and face time. The question is, why was only Brown shot and not Johnson, as they were together.
Chief Jackson, did not have the courtesy to meet with the Missouri State Patrol officer in charge at the request of the Governor. He showed no respect for the the chain of command and other officers.
We understand that it's politics to toss up a smoke screen to protect your fellow officers and the terrible deed that was done, causing the entire nation to question the tactics of a chief of police that polarized the situation.
The role of the police is too "Protect and Serve". These officers were totally para-military and treated their citizens as all criminals and arresting the press and causing more trouble than solving it.

It has been a long, strange day in Ferguson, Missouri: for reporters covering the aftermath of the shooting of Michael Brown, for residents reeling from the loss of a member of their community. It has probably been longer and stranger still for those directly affected by Brown’s death — his mother, Lesley McSpadden, his father, Michael Brown Sr., his friends. It has also, surely, been a long and strange day for the Ferguson police officer who shot and killed Mike Brown on Saturday and whose name was finally released to the public today by Police Chief Thomas Jackson. Death threats against the officer and his family, police said, kept them from releasing the officer’s name to the press initially. But pressure to release the name mounted all week, and police finally succumbed, announcing Friday morning that Police Chief Jackson would hold a press conference to announce the name at around 8:30 a.m. ET. Reporters gathered beside the smoke-stained carcass of a convenience store burnt by rioters in nights previous. It was a potent reminder of the clashes between protesters and heavily-armed police that the city had endured for days before Missouri’s governor, Jay Nixon, replaced Ferguson and St. Louis County police with Missouri State Highway Patrol officers led by Captain Ron Johnson. Johnson, a St. Louis native, has so far led a master-class in community policing. Gone are the heavily-armored vehicles favored by Ferguson and St. Louis County officers, gone are the riot gear and the weapons, replaced by equanimity and calm.
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Monday, August 11, 2014
Hilary and Obama Break up after "Criticizing Obama's 'don't do stupid stuff' mantra for foreign policy"
Hillary Clinton slams Obama's policy on Syria in her first major move to distance herself from the President
The $152k Social Security Mistake That 70% of Seniors Make (FPR Free 14)
Criticized Obama's 'don't do stupid stuff' mantra for foreign policy.
Said more should have been done to prepare rebels in the early stages of their uprising against President Bashar al Assad. Government facing international backlash over approach to international crises
Obama is currently on vacation.
Likely 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has made pointed comments on America's current foreign policy, putting some rare distance between herself and the Obama administration.
The 66-year-old - who was Obama's top diplomat during her time as Secretary of State - said she disagreed with the government's embattled approach to international affairs during an extended interview with The Atlantic magazine.
The interview was published as President Obama faces major backlash over the way he has handled the current crises in Israel, Ukraine, Syria and Iraq, Fox News reported.
'Great nations need organizing principles,' Clinton told The Atlantic.
Keeping her distance: Hillary Clinton, President Barack Obama's first secretary of state, dramatically distanced herself from the President's approach to foreign policy in an interview published Sunday
'And ''don’t do stupid stuff'' is not an organizing principle.'
Clinton specified her main concern was the situation in Syria.
She said America should have armed Syrian rebels in the early stages of their uprising against President Bashar al Assad.
'The failure to help build up a credible fighting force of the people who were the originators of the protests against Assad — there were Islamists, there were secularists, there was everything in the middle — the failure to do that left a big vacuum, which the jihadists have now filled,' she told The Atlantic.
Clinton has long advocated that more should have been done in Syria and those opinions in the memoir she wrote of her years in State Department called Hard Choices.
Clinton did say that Obama's mantra of 'don't do stupid sh--' was an attempt to assure the American people the government was 'not going to do anything crazy', but that she doesn't think that was the right approach.
Under fire: President Obama, who is currently on vacation on the Massachusetts island of Martha's Vineyard, has been widely criticised for his approached to halting ISIS advances in Syria
Last week Obama ordered air strikes and humantiarian airdrops in Syri - the first airstrikes in Iraq since 2011.
The decision came after a Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll showed his administration had a record-high disapproval rating, with 60 percent of those polled saying they did not approve of Obama's approach.
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) called Obama’s response 'clearly very, very ineffective, to say the least', according to The New York Post.
'This is the possibility of a cataclysmic scenario,” McCain told CNN’s State of the Union.
He said the radical Islamist group is quickly spreading around the region.
The $152k Social Security Mistake That 70% of Seniors Make (FPR Free 14)
Criticized Obama's 'don't do stupid stuff' mantra for foreign policy.
Said more should have been done to prepare rebels in the early stages of their uprising against President Bashar al Assad. Government facing international backlash over approach to international crises
Obama is currently on vacation.
Likely 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has made pointed comments on America's current foreign policy, putting some rare distance between herself and the Obama administration.
The 66-year-old - who was Obama's top diplomat during her time as Secretary of State - said she disagreed with the government's embattled approach to international affairs during an extended interview with The Atlantic magazine.
The interview was published as President Obama faces major backlash over the way he has handled the current crises in Israel, Ukraine, Syria and Iraq, Fox News reported.
'Great nations need organizing principles,' Clinton told The Atlantic.
Keeping her distance: Hillary Clinton, President Barack Obama's first secretary of state, dramatically distanced herself from the President's approach to foreign policy in an interview published Sunday
'And ''don’t do stupid stuff'' is not an organizing principle.'
Clinton specified her main concern was the situation in Syria.
She said America should have armed Syrian rebels in the early stages of their uprising against President Bashar al Assad.
'The failure to help build up a credible fighting force of the people who were the originators of the protests against Assad — there were Islamists, there were secularists, there was everything in the middle — the failure to do that left a big vacuum, which the jihadists have now filled,' she told The Atlantic.
Clinton has long advocated that more should have been done in Syria and those opinions in the memoir she wrote of her years in State Department called Hard Choices.
Clinton did say that Obama's mantra of 'don't do stupid sh--' was an attempt to assure the American people the government was 'not going to do anything crazy', but that she doesn't think that was the right approach.
Under fire: President Obama, who is currently on vacation on the Massachusetts island of Martha's Vineyard, has been widely criticised for his approached to halting ISIS advances in Syria
Last week Obama ordered air strikes and humantiarian airdrops in Syri - the first airstrikes in Iraq since 2011.
The decision came after a Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll showed his administration had a record-high disapproval rating, with 60 percent of those polled saying they did not approve of Obama's approach.
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) called Obama’s response 'clearly very, very ineffective, to say the least', according to The New York Post.
'This is the possibility of a cataclysmic scenario,” McCain told CNN’s State of the Union.
He said the radical Islamist group is quickly spreading around the region.
Thursday, August 07, 2014
Marianne Faithfull Claims Her Ex-Boyfriend Killed Jim Morrison in 1971 Paris Bathtub Death
Marianne Faithfull Claims Her Ex-Boyfriend Killed Jim Morrison in 1971 Paris Bathtub Death
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Marianne Faithfull has stirred up the mystery surrounding Jim Morrison's death in a revealing new magazine interview, insisting her ex-boyfriend supplied the drugs that cost The Doors legend his life.
The singer/poet is alleged to have died of a heroin overdose in Paris in 1971, but as no autopsy was performed, the exact cause of his death is still disputed.
But now, in an explosive Mojo article, Faithfull has accused her ex-boyfriend, aristocrat Jean de Breiteuil, of supplying the drugs that killed Morrison.
She claims she knew something terrible was about to happen and chose to stay away from the apartment Morrison shared with his girlfriend Pamela Courson when de Breiteuil was planning a final visit.
Faithfull tells Mojo, "I could intuitively feel trouble. I thought, 'I'll take a few (sedative) Tuinal and I won't be there. And he went to see Jim Morrison and killed him."
But she insists the drug overdose was an accident: "The smack (heroin) was too strong? Yeah. And he died. And I didn't know anything about this. Anyway, everybody connected to the death of this poor guy is dead now. Except me."
Here's a shocking twist in rock 'n roll history.Marianne Faithfull claimed in a recent interview with Mojo magazine that Doors frontman Jim Morrison's 1971 Parisian bathtub death was, actually, a murder -- and it involved her ex-boyfriend Jean de Breteuil.
The singer/songwriter, 67, recalled that fateful summer when she traveled to France with de Breteuil, a heroin dealer whose clients included several high-profile celebs. Upon their arrival, Faithfull's beau told her he had to stop by the Lizard King's apartment, located at 17 Rue Beautreillis.
"I could intuitively feel trouble," Faithfull recalled, resulting in her taking "a few Tuinal" and conking out. "He went to see Jim Morrison and killed him," she claimed. "I mean I'm sure it was an accident. Poor bastard."
"The smack was too strong?" she speculated to herself. "Yeah. And he died. And I didn't know anything about this. Anyway, everybody connected to the death of this poor guy is dead now. Except me."
While Morrison is long gone, the numerous conspiracy theories regarding his death continue to thrive. At the time, French authorities decided to skip the autopsy as no foul play was believed to be suspected in his death.
As for Jean de Breiteuil? The former dealer died of an overdose in Morocco that same year. "He was a horrible guy, someone who had crawled out from under a stone," Faithfull recalled in her 2000 autobiography. "What I liked about him was that he had one yellow eye and one green eye. And he had a lot of dope. It was all about drugs and sex."
In the same interview with Mojo, Faithfull also discussed another fallen music legend, Amy Winehouse, who, like Morrison, also died at age 27. "Amy was very, very wary of me," Faithfull said. "She knew that I knew and she didn't want me to say anything. There's a level of narcissism which is all mixed up with self-hatred. I know it well.... But I can't think what I could have done apart from take her and shake her! 'You stupid little c---! Wake up!'"
Faithfull is back in the news as her new album, Give My Love to London, is released on Sept. 29.
Marianne Faithfull has stirred up the mystery surrounding Jim Morrison's death in a revealing new magazine interview, insisting her ex-boyfriend supplied the drugs that cost The Doors legend his life.
The singer/poet is alleged to have died of a heroin overdose in Paris in 1971, but as no autopsy was performed, the exact cause of his death is still disputed.
But now, in an explosive Mojo article, Faithfull has accused her ex-boyfriend, aristocrat Jean de Breiteuil, of supplying the drugs that killed Morrison.
She claims she knew something terrible was about to happen and chose to stay away from the apartment Morrison shared with his girlfriend Pamela Courson when de Breiteuil was planning a final visit.
Faithfull tells Mojo, "I could intuitively feel trouble. I thought, 'I'll take a few (sedative) Tuinal and I won't be there. And he went to see Jim Morrison and killed him."
But she insists the drug overdose was an accident: "The smack (heroin) was too strong? Yeah. And he died. And I didn't know anything about this. Anyway, everybody connected to the death of this poor guy is dead now. Except me."
Here's a shocking twist in rock 'n roll history.Marianne Faithfull claimed in a recent interview with Mojo magazine that Doors frontman Jim Morrison's 1971 Parisian bathtub death was, actually, a murder -- and it involved her ex-boyfriend Jean de Breteuil.
The singer/songwriter, 67, recalled that fateful summer when she traveled to France with de Breteuil, a heroin dealer whose clients included several high-profile celebs. Upon their arrival, Faithfull's beau told her he had to stop by the Lizard King's apartment, located at 17 Rue Beautreillis.
"I could intuitively feel trouble," Faithfull recalled, resulting in her taking "a few Tuinal" and conking out. "He went to see Jim Morrison and killed him," she claimed. "I mean I'm sure it was an accident. Poor bastard."
"The smack was too strong?" she speculated to herself. "Yeah. And he died. And I didn't know anything about this. Anyway, everybody connected to the death of this poor guy is dead now. Except me."
While Morrison is long gone, the numerous conspiracy theories regarding his death continue to thrive. At the time, French authorities decided to skip the autopsy as no foul play was believed to be suspected in his death.
As for Jean de Breiteuil? The former dealer died of an overdose in Morocco that same year. "He was a horrible guy, someone who had crawled out from under a stone," Faithfull recalled in her 2000 autobiography. "What I liked about him was that he had one yellow eye and one green eye. And he had a lot of dope. It was all about drugs and sex."
In the same interview with Mojo, Faithfull also discussed another fallen music legend, Amy Winehouse, who, like Morrison, also died at age 27. "Amy was very, very wary of me," Faithfull said. "She knew that I knew and she didn't want me to say anything. There's a level of narcissism which is all mixed up with self-hatred. I know it well.... But I can't think what I could have done apart from take her and shake her! 'You stupid little c---! Wake up!'"
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Karen Andrea Parker and Kenneth Howard Smith at the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame and Taste of Chicago
The week was filled with various artists and guests who wanted to touch bases with the music industry, as internationally renown songwriter Kenneth Howard Smith whose former Motown Records catalog is presently under the control of Sony ATV-EMI Music and who pulls double duty as CEO and president of SDC OmniMedia Group that control a heavy internet radio presence with their SDC Radio Networks.
As a single internet playlist that ranks as one of the oldest and most requested stations that has KDTN Radio One receiving over 500 recordings per week worldwide attempting to get on one of the seven stations in the broadcasting groups slots, Smith still spreads the word that there is always room for one more good song.
With international former high school student athletes counselor, Karen Andrea Parker, the pair managed to squeeze in a couple of parties at the Great Lakes with artists, future students with plans for getting scholarships to various colleges and friends in the area. The dynamic duo ended up at the Taste of Chicago, where they sample foods from many of the city's great restaurants and music from Alo Bac and the Wailors.
If you are heavy into the political scene, SmithBits Talk Radio features Smith's podcasts for various issues in the world and local news communities on a monthly bases, and KDTN BlogTalk Music Radio that goes into the depth of the new artists and their music.
Friday, June 20, 2014
New York close to settling Central Park jogger case, reportedly for $40 million
The proposed settlement of the racially sensitive case needs approval from the federal court and from city agencies including the office of Comptroller Scott M. Stringer.
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“The Comptroller’s Office has received the proposed settlement between the City and the Central Park Five,” Eric Sumberg, the comptroller’s press secretary, said in an email. “As with all proposed settlements, under our Charter-mandated authority, we will do our due diligence and provide feedback to ensure that any settlement we approve is in the best interests of the City.”
Sumberg and other city officials would not discuss details of the proposed settlement, but a variety of media reports put the cost at $40 million. The New York Times first reported on the case on Thursday.
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The proposed settlement averages roughly $1 million for each year of imprisonment for the five black and Latino men convicted in 1990 of raping and brutally beating a white woman jogging in Manhattan’s Central Park a year earlier. One defendant, Kharey Wise, served 13 years in prison and his share would be the largest such payout in the city’s history. The defendants became known as the Central Park Five.
The sensational case came at a time when New York was back on its heels at the tail-end of the Mayor Edward I. Koch years. Crime was a major issue and city services, including police, were still reeling from lack of funding caused by the city’s financial problems.
Middle-class whites were feeling besieged and dispossessed. They were angry at minorities who were being blamed even as blacks and Latinos were pushing for a piece of the political pie. The city’s first black mayor, David Dinkins, would be elected and take office in 1990 after a bitter Democratic primary and a tough polarizing race against Republican Rudy Giuliani, who would take the office four years later.
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It was with race, crime and politics heavy in the air that a white woman who worked at a Wall Street investment bank went for her nighttime run on April 19, 1989, a practice that she had done before. She was found, badly beaten and raped, at 1:30 a.m. the next day and officials said they feared she would die. She eventually recovered.
Throughout the night, police said there had been roving bands of some two dozen black and Latino youths rampaging through the park, looking for victims in an earlier version of the so-called Knockout game that became infamous years earlier. In the modern version youths, usually minorities, were accused of attacking innocent victims, usually white, with a punch, trying to score points by knocking them out. In 1989, the youths, police said, were wolf packs and in a word that became part of the urban lexicon, said the blacks and Latinos had gone “wilding.”
The case was like a spark inflaming passions and fears -- and was fed by the tabloid press, mired in a fierce newspaper war. The mainstream media printed names and addresses of many of the suspects, which civil rights leaders said they did only because the defendants were minorities. In retaliation, the press that served the black community printed the name of the woman, whose identity was protected by the mainstream press.
Eventually, authorities narrowed the field to five suspects who were charged in the crime. From the beginning there were questions about the arrests and the police investigation.
“The first thing you do in the United States of America when a white woman is raped is round up a bunch of black youths, and I think that's what happened here,” the Rev. Calvin O. Butts of the Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem told the New York Times at the time.
Authorities charged Yusef Salaam, Antron McCray, Raymond Santana, Kevin Richardson and Wise. All were teenagers when convicted, largely because of statements they made to police. They served from 6 3/4 to 13 years in prison.
Their convictions were overturned in 2002, when Matias Reyes, a convicted serial rapist and murderer serving a prison sentence of 33 years to life, told authorities he alone attacked the jogger. DNA tests confirmed the confession. Reyes has not been prosecuted in the case because the statute of limitations had passed.
The five men filed a civil lawsuit against the city in 2003, saying their confessions were coerced. Former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's administration fought the lawsuit for 10 years and police insisted they acted properly in their investigation.
The Bloomberg years turned into the new government of Mayor Bill de Blasio, who ran against many of his predecessors’ positions including on race and police stop-and-frisk rules. Taking office in January, De Blasio said he wanted to settle the case.
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Wednesday, June 18, 2014
Google may kick indie musicians off YouTube
ByERIK SHERMANMONEYWATCHJune 18, 2014, 12:51 PM
Google may kick indie musicians off YouTube
Jack White performs at the Roskilde Festival in Roskilde, Denmark on July 6, 2012. GETTY
Google (GOOG) says it has sealed deals with labels representing 95 percent of recorded in launching a pay music-streaming service. But reaching agreement with independent labels, producers and musicians could provider stickier.
The indies say Google's terms for including their music in the new subscription service are unfair. Playing hardball, Robert Kyncl, YouTube's head of content and business operations, told the Financial Times that the company will begin to block their music videos (paywall) "in a matter of days," with only those who have agreed to the streaming deal allowed to use YouTube's free services.
With the ubiquity of music marketing on the web, those free offerings are a major way consumers learn about new groups and musicians these days. Some of the musicians that could find their work removed include Adele, Arctic Monkeys and Jack White.
"Our goal is to continue making YouTube an amazing music experience, both as a global platform for fans and artists to connect, and as a revenue source for the music industry," Google said in a statement. "We're adding subscription-based features for music on YouTube with this in mind -- to bring our music partners new revenue streams in addition to the hundreds of millions of dollars YouTube already generates for them each year."
The company also said it is excited to be partnering with "hundreds of major and independent labels" on the new music service.
Kyncl also told the Financial Times that Google was "paying [labels] fairly and consistently with the industry." However, according to the Worldwide Independent Network, a trade organization of independent music companies, contracts offered to indie artists and labels aren't the same as those offered to the major labels.
Instead, WIN said in a blog post, its members have been presented with standard non-negotiable contracts that the group says "undervalue existing rates in the marketplace" from such streaming services as Spotify and Rdio. WIN members have also allegedly already received termination letters from YouTube.
WIN and two other groups -- the Featured Artists Coalition and European independents associated IMPALA -- have brought their complaints to the European Commission. They argue that YouTube is using market dominance to force the smaller labels into accepting "highly unfavorable terms."
One reason Google is pushing ahead with streaming music is because some of its biggest competitors, Apple (AAPL) and Amazon (AMZN), are also moving into the business. Apple bought Beats Electronics and has deals with the three major music labels, Warner Music Group, Sony Music and Universal Music Group.Amazon also started a music service this month. It's free to members of its Amazon Prime shopping club, although the new offering isn't offering music from Universal, the largest of the three big labels.
Amid such stiff competition, Google could suffer if fails to come to terms with independent music companies. Many big names in music start as unknowns before going on to enjoy mainstream success. Apple or Amazon could also erode YouTube's dominance in online videos by creating online hubs for the indie music scene.
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