Unions, were "once" necessary.....I used to be a member o the UAW/CIO. I "believed in them "then"....[ I was early 20's ], "they DID' some good then....."BUT".....as the years went by, Unions became corrupt, & uncontrollable.... [Reagan helped with that problem].....Today, Unions, give money to their specific causes, regardless of the opinion of the "rank file", .....[ & the "powerful", pocket the rest ].....Hoffa, was a "good example" of corruption in Unions] As the years have gone by, now, I feel there is very little place in humanity for Politicians, & Unions, because of their inherent weakness to corrupt them selves!

ranger 7374 How many MUSLIMS DO WE NOW HAVE IN THESE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA? What is there so called religious belief? How does that differ from our "CONSTITUTION" and our pledge "ONE NATION UNDER GOD? How about "LIFE, LIBERTY and PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS? Then what's the difference between the ISIS & Muslims? Aren't they both Islanic? Then what God do they bow down to? So after answering those few questions: now how do you not think that we already are invaded and by WHO? THIS PURE SANTANIC INVASION ALREADY

We must all put aside our apathy and not only care but get off of the bleachers go down to the field and become engaged in the fight against the crime being committed against the American people. A crime by those who financially and politically prosper by sowing racial hatred and dissension. Perpetrated by individuals, government agencies and community action groups all of which are being paid for by our tax dollars.

How many of those non ferguson r****rs are being paid by these very same government sponsored groups?

Holder and his accomplices should be the poster children for racial hatred. Who in their right mind would say something like protecting w****s civil rights isn't the attorney generals offices job.

May God help them should someone Trey Gowdy ever become our countries AG.

It is morally reprehensible and d********g beyond words to describe it.

Give peace, o Lord, in our days Because there is no one else Who will fight for us If not You, our God....

Please be our Warrior against the treachery rising against You and the divine Order..Stand in reverence, Father, and smite them in Your name as you cast Lucifer from the heavens...Cast out this rise against mankind, as mankind should be, walking with YOU and doing, in your name...

Protect our World, Dear God bringing back the Glory in Your name and for all....You are our Creator, You are our Savior and You are the Alpha and Omega..In Your name I ask, in your name it is done..Amen...........

Exactly how I feel.


http://townhall.com/columnists/derekh****r/2014/08/21/am-i-the-only-one-who-doesnt-care-n1881035/page/full

Am I The Only One Who Doesn’t Care?

It seems like the world, or at least the media world, is obsessed with the happenings in Ferguson, Mo. No detail is too insignificant to speculate about, no matter how wild the speculation. I know more about it than I should, and I bet you do too.

We’ve been marinated in best guesses, wild speculation, hypotheticals and enough flat-out lies to make Tommy Flanagan blush. At this point, about the only thing we don’t know is what actually happened. But even after all this, I still can’t bring myself to care about any of it.

Maybe it has to do with the lies: Michael Brown “was shot in the back!” Well, he actually wasn’t. Nor was he about to start college, or a sweet, innocent child who’d never done anything to anyone. He was a human being with all the stupidity and potential that goes along with that existence.

How he ended up dead in the street probably never will be known. And even if we found out, I doubt it would matter. People on all sides have made up their minds to the point that no story, no set of facts, will change their minds. They range from “Mike Brown was a thug” to “Officer Darren Wilson is a r****t who was looking to shoot a black man,” and everything in between. All of which is mindlessly simplistic, and none of which is true.

I don’t know what happened that day, though I have a guess just like everything else. It’s more complicated than much of what you hear on TV, but it’s just as irrelevant.

More importantly, and perhaps more oddly: I don’t care.

I didn’t know Mike Brown, nor do I know Darren Wilson. Unlike many people interviewed on TV, I feel no kinship with either. I’ve known people who’ve died, committed suicide and been murdered, and I’ve felt something for all of them because I knew them. I don’t know these people.

I’ve also been harassed by police, pulled over and searched and asked “What are you doing here?” for simply driving a piece-of-junk car in a nice neighborhood.

I feel sorry for the Brown family for losing a child, and I feel for the Wilson family because no matter what happened, his life is pretty much over. Brown will be buried; Wilson will be hunted and haunted, guilty or innocent.

I get the professional grievance industry and why they’re in Ferguson – there’s money and political power to be had. But I don’t get people taking to the streets. Protesters (not the r****rs, they’re simply scum) march under the belief that police are shooting black men like, well, they were black men themselves.

There is nothing more dangerous to a black man then another black man, but that doesn’t warrant marches or any lasting movement. Only when a white person is involved does it seem to matter to “community activists” and politicians. Chicago, Baltimore, Detroit, etc., might as well not exist to them.

If they care so deeply about black people being k**led why don’t they mention where black people are being shot and k**led at a Third World rate? Again, because there’s no money or power in it. They’ve already got their support and v**es, and those aren’t going anywhere, so they don’t have to even pay lip service to caring.

The progressive agenda of “you are your race first, American second” pays off in these situations. People having been inundated with the message that you should feel part of a “community” based on skin pigment makes it easy to manipulate them into believing “what happens to one, happens to all.” But only when someone with different skin pigment does it matter.

It’s sick, it’s sad, it’s r****t, it’s progressive.

I’m not a progressive, so I don’t feel a kinship with people who share common traits with me or my ancestors, only people I know. Crazy, right?

So when a black off-duty police officer shot and k**led an unarmed white man on the side of a freeway in Maryland and was found not guilty because the man was charging at him in a fit of road rage, I thought to myself “Well, our justice system has spoken.” The jury heard the evidence—I didn’t—and drew a conclusion. I didn’t demand his head or take to the streets until I found out why pulled off the road to have the confrontation in the first place. The jury heard the evidence in the justice system, where it belongs, and delivered their verdict.

But the calls for “justice” in Ferguson are nothing close to the definition of justice. Those calls are not for following the evidence wherever it leads. They’re calls for a man’s head regardless of what happened that day. There are lots of words for that, none of which are “justice.”

What happens next will be under a cloud of suspicion no matter what. Progressives and their fellow travellers in the media will keep a lid on the facts, leaking only what fits their narrative. People will make fools of themselves. People will become “media celebrities.” Lawyers will get rich. And the two men involved eventually will be forgotten until the next time the media finds a story it decides matters more than the scores of black men murdered by other black men, and ratings can be made. Lather, rinse, repeat.

I’m getting off the merry-go-round by not caring in the first place. I’ll still talk about the race-baiting and the media manipulation meant to divide us as human beings, but that’s it. I can’t stop the ride in Ferguson by myself. I can’t change its course, but I’m damn sure not going to be a party to it. If you want to get wrapped up in events that don’t affect your life, if you want to be a pawn in the progressives’ manipulation game, knock yourself out. But like “global, thermal, nuclear war” in War Games, the only way to win is not to play. That’s the only way to stop this progressive political and media monster of manipulation and division.

I can’t be the only one, can I?

My grandmother had 12 children,raised during the depression. Four of her eight sons fought in WWII and made it home. Friday, August 22nd at 7:30pm, her grandchilldren and great grandchildren spread across our nation will be kneeling to pray, for forgiveness of our personal sins and our national sins. And for God to heal our nation. I am inviting believers from anywhere in the US to join us in prayer at that time. And let us pray for our government leaders, be they GOP,DEMS,TEA,non-v**ers, our children(they will be the ones walking in this mess not created by them), our blighted urban areas, regardless of race, creed or color. Thank You.