OK - So who stopped the National Guard from being in Ferguson MO on the first night?
Could it be lovely Iranian-born Muslim Valerie Jarrett who was on the phone all night with (D-MO) Governor Nixon?
Posted on 11/25/2014 1:41:31 PM PST by C19fan
The “security team” was back out standing guard at the plaza last night.
About 20 men with handguns stood guard at the Greystone Plaza last night. The St.Louis Post-Dispatch reported:
Along West Florissant just north of 270, in Greystone Plaza, about 20 men with handguns and AR-15 rifles stood around the perimeter of the parking lot, guarding the dozen or so stores.
They estimated that 100 cars had come by throughout the night, seemingly to check the place out, but turned away.
Mike Cross, the owner of St. Louis Ink at the plaza, said: “There’s nothing in this strip mall open, so you’re going to get scrutinized.”
The strip mall had been hit by vandals soon after the shooting in August.
(Excerpt) Read more at thegatewaypundit.com ...
I grew up in Queens. A Lebanese family took over the local grocery store. The night of the July 13, 1977 Blackout, the men in the family turned out with lawn chairs, long guns, boom boxes with cassettes of Middle Eastern music and sweet ice tea.
The plague pasted them by.
That might make a great yard/fence sign.
Sounds like Koreans in LA.
The classics never go out of style.
I was surprised that the business owners weren’t ready to protect their property like the business owners in L. A. did during the Rodney King riots... I would have thought they were aware of how it was done there and follow suit. Too bad they didn’t.
People need to take some pictures of these armed defenders. This needs to be documented so the history is not rewritten.
i like 7.62. has a little heat on it.
Wait.. those weren't Lebanese, they were Southerners.
In my experience Lebanese Christians and Rednecks are close cousins. God bless ‘em.
I've known both - each one is just as hairy as the other.
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