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Organizers like "Rev. Osagyefo Sekou" are instructing groups of individuals about tactics relating to resisting police commands during demonstrations.

Sekou is a St. Louis native who grew up in the area but now lives in Massachusetts. He's "home" to join the family

Here he is showing little children and other protesters and activistes how it's to be done...and then they wonder why their kids grow up to also be violent

The so called black clergy there don't appear to be helpful in calming the situation, quite the opposite

Expect to likely see much of this "in your face" confrontation from those wanting to see things get out of hand. Having the right to demonstrate does not includedisrespecting the authorites that be. But the police are the first ones they call when their own situations get out of hand.

caww :" The so called black clergy there don't appear to be helpful in calming the situation, quite the opposite. "

Well , the 'CLOWN PRINCE' instructed them to "STAY THE COURSE "
and they were so busy bowing that they didn't notice
that the Prince was naked !

There is a difference between the terrorism in Fuerguson and the assault in Israel. Here is Israel's response :
Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations Ron Prosor condemned the murders, warning against incitement and calls for days of rage across the territories.
Prosor said. “I have to tell the American people, and everyone else, Israel is on the front line in countering terrorism.”
“If you’re not with us today,” he said, “you'll find terrorism on your doorstep tomorrow.”
“We will not surrender to terror.
We will stand strong and defend our city from those who try to disturb the peace of our capital,” he (Prosor) added.
Israel then loosened the restrictions for citizens to be armed for self-defense. The country and its citizens defend themselves.
In Ferguson , the families didn't throw out the protesters, order out the media , and look what its gotten them - another possible riot and looting ("Staying the Course").