Posted on 07/13/2014 3:15:03 PM PDT by Drew68
“They are a borderless nation within ours. A foreign, alien people incompatible, hostile, and mortally dangerous to the rest of society.”
And it is not only in this country. The same thing has happened in every country on the planet where they have been allowed to emigrate.
I suppose that they will use the excuse that the rest of the world is wrong. There are even some of those people who have emigrated to China. Guess where the highest crime-rate in China is.
You should see his Facebook page!!!
My ancestors were there by the mid `800’s so my parents use to tell us that we were related to most and the others were related to one of ours. When my older nieces and nephews started dating, my mom could go back and find out we were related to them. Made their dating very interesting.
Thanx, brother
Any relation to Jengus Khan ?
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any teen doing bad with a deadly weapon is a bad kid. period.
no matter what color. white, black, yellow, brown...
See #79 for one possibility...
“I want answers,” said Isiah Haggins Sr., father of Isiah Haggins Jr. “And I want the truth.”
Haggins’ grandmother, Kay Haggins, wants to see Step-N-Style’s surveillance video as proof that her grandson posed a threat to the store owner.
“I want to know what happened, where he was shot?” she said. “Was it self-defense? Because it’s their word and he’s not here to speak for himself. We don’t know. We are just going by what (the store owner) said. I just want to know how my grandchild died.”
Another store owner said: “These incidents have escalated over the years. You used to only have to worry about fights outside. Now we have to worry about guns inside.”
Haggins’ family said he had been in some troubles in the past he’d been expelled from Trotwood-Madison High School because of bad grades, behavior problems and for shoplifting but that he also was an intelligent, talented musician. His maternal grandmother, Carrie Gober, said her grandson produced other people’s music in her house, he started hanging with the wrong crowd.
“He started hanging with some guys that I didn’t know. I just didn’t feel comfortable with the boys,” Gober said. “I told little Isiah that I didn’t feel comfortable with them. I didn’t know them. I didn’t trust them.”
Gober said she argued with her grandson about his new friends, but that he hadn’t been mixed up in a bad crowd until perhaps recently.
“Just because he had dreds and tattoos, that doesn’t mean he was a thug,” she said. “He wasn’t. He was a home baby. He loved to be home. I don’t know what happened to make him go down that road. It’s not him.”
Haggins’ father said he wonders about everything that happened with his son Monday.
“What was going through his mind? I had spoken to him that morning and we were supposed to hang out,” the elder Haggins said. “He wanted to go shopping, so he was going to call me back. He never called me back.”
http://stuffblackpeopledontlike.blogspot.com/2014/07/all-together-now-he-isiah-higgins-was.html
Isiah lived most recently with his maternal grandmother in Dayton, after living in Atlanta with his mother, Candace Talbott and then his father in Trotwood. They insist he was never in any trouble and was just a fun loving teen who was an aspiring musician and was enrolled at the Mound St. Academy ready to start there in August.
Police say Haggins, Jr. had an accomplice with him when he tried to rob the store. They ask if you know who that person is to contact 222-7867.
North Face...yeah, I climbed Mt. Washington. When I wasn’t robbing stores.
Armed robbery never crossed our minds.
I'm not sure who's more pathetic - the "teen" in question, or his group of enablers.
I submit to you that he was the bad influence. It is as easy to prove as the other.
We were an awesome generation as teens.
Lol. Mid- 1800’s. I have gone back to about 410 on a family who married into mine in the 1700’s. It was the family of King Clovis, the Riparian. It went further back but I thought that was far enough! I do not know anyone who descended from him.
the chance that this was his first crime is near zero....
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