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A Happy Thanksgiving to All Yesterday (11/25/14), the New York Times, in a new low even for them, published information allowing people to easily locate officer Darren Wilson's home. Regardless of how anyone feels about the shooting in Ferguson, to publish the address of the officer invloved is craven, cowardly and something I fully expect a leftist would do.

Please remember, a grand jury did not indict this officer because they thought the facts presented did not constitute an indictable crime.  Leftists use the law as long as it is on their side, when the facts and the law go against them, they show just how much respect they really have for the rule of law.
Therefore, I am copying the information below from the American Digest web-site.  I only hope that those responsible suffer every bit in equal proportion to the needless suffering they have caused out of spite and maliciousness.


With tensions running high in Ferguson over the lack of an indictment for Wilson’s killing of Michael Brown, the paper has published the officer’s approximate address -- the street and town where he lives with his new wife, who also is named. Happy Thanksgiving Julie and Campbell.
Also, an astute analysis of all the Ferguson unrest from Instapundit's;
SO WHY ALL THE FERGUSON HOOPLA? Last time the Dems and Sharpton made a big deal of a shooting, it was the Trayvon Martin case, hyped to keep up black turnout for 2012. But now there’s not an election. So why Ferguson, and why now? Polling indicates that most people aren’t all that sympathetic, and protests that tie up Interstates, etc. aren’t going to attract swing voters.
But it’s not about swing voters. It’s about the base. And it’s not about the Democratic Party’s base, but about certain leaders’ base within the Democratic Party. This may be best understood as an intra-party struggle. Obama is the champion of the urban-black wing of the party, and because of him that wing has been on top. But his star is fading, black voters are beginning to realize that they haven’t benefited economically, and the next Dem nominee — whether it’s Hillary Clinton, Jim Webb, or Elizabeth Warren — will be from the white gentry-liberal wing of the Democratic Party. The riots, the marches, the traffic-blocking are a way of telling them that the Sharpton wing is still a force to be reckoned with, and to improve its bargaining power between now and 2016. At least, that’s the only way this — not at all spontaneous — street theater makes sense.

Finally, this from over at Zero Hedge

Submitted by Michael Snyder of The Economic Collapse blog,

Sadly, as I have written about previously, the civil unrest that we are witnessing in Ferguson is just a small preview of what is coming to America.
The anger and frustration that are seething under the surface in this country have reached a boiling point.  Instead of coming together, we are seemingly more divided than ever.  Americans have been trained to hate one another, fear one another and blame one another.  I fear that we are not too far away from actually becoming ungovernable.
And when the next major wave of the economic crisis strikes and we start experiencing real suffering in this nation, the temper tantrums that we are going to witness in our major cities are going to make what is happening in Ferguson right now look like a Sunday picnic.
So buckle up and hold on, because it is going to be a really bumpy ride from here on out.
Ferguson is not the end – it is just the beginning of a horrible new chapter in American history.

Now go have a Happy Thanksgiving!!

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