Ferguson vigilante mob shuts down CNN reporter's live on air report with implied threats of violence.

By Rob Janicki

CNN reporter Sarah Sidener’s on air stand up in Ferguson, Missouri was disrupted on Monday night when supporters of Michael Brown surrounded Sidener and her cameraman and demanded that they leave the area.

Sidener attempted to give a report in front of the Ferguson Police Department after CNN Anchor Don Lemon introduced the segment and tossed to Sidener, but the reporter could not talk over the protesters who screamed at her, calling CNN a “fake media” outlet.  Pro-Palestinian groups have been organizing in Ferguson since Brown’s death in August.

   

Ferguson has been inundated with outside activists and agitators of all kinds from Marxists to Palestinian fascists.  They all have the same agenda.  Hang Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson from the nearest tall tree with a short rope.  They have all the "facts" they need.  A white cop shot a black 18-year-old "boy." The "boy" weighed in at well over 300 pounds and had a record as a small-time street thug.  

A St. Louis County (MO), Grand Jury has been hearing and continues to hear evidence brought before it by the St. Louis County District Attorney's office.  Three different agencies are somewhere along in the process of investigating the homicide of the "boy," Michael Brown.

Meanwhile activists and others are essentially threatening violence if Officer Wilson is not indicted.  Evidence is now leaking out that the probability is that no indictment will be handed down based upon the evidence indicating that Officer Wilson, in fear for his own life, shot Michael Brown in self defense.  

It should be remembered that police officers in general do not have a duty to retreat in the face of deadly force of any kind.  Officer Wilson's wounds would seem to justify his fear that Brown was about to make a second attempt to take the officer down.  If this is the finding of the Grand Jury, an indictment would not be forthcoming.

It's been surmised that these leaks that have come from none other than Eric Holder's Dept. of Injustice, which now has had their own investigation completed.  With the federal investigation done by the FBI and a lack of evidence pointing to Officer Wilson having committed a crime, it's believed the leaks are an attempt to slowly defuse the high state of emotions going on in Ferguson.  

The problem is that the activists and agitators will not let the situation simply go away.  That does not fit their narrative and agenda.  As harsh as it sounds, the goal of this disparate group of activists and agitators is to start and stoke a series of acts of violence.  If such a scenario arises, the Missouri National Guard will return to Ferguson and their orders will be to stop all cvil disturbances without all the restraint they showed the first time around.  Public safety will be paramount and the public in Missouri is likely to call for stern measures should violence spread from Ferguson to surrounding areas in St. Louis and St. Louis County.