By Elizabeth Nelson

“On or about November 10, 2014
the Grand Jury decision will be announced. Darren Wilson will NOT be indicted on
ANY charges related to the murder of Mike Brown. All local police Chiefs and
jail commanders have been notified to begin preparing for major civil unrest.
Governor Nixon has been notified of the impending announcement and has ordered
the Missouri National Guard to begin preparations for a possible re-enstatement
of the martial law that was declared at the beginning of the Ferguson
protests.” Continue Reading Inquisitr
The St. Louis Police Department has already started to stock up on riot gear
ahead of the grand jury's decision. Read more at CBS St. Louis Local

With
that said, I am completely open to the possibility that Brown did not deserve
to be shot to death, even though Wilson was within his rights to defend his
life after being violently attacked. I have no
wish for a particular grand jury outcome, except that they follow the facts and
the law, sequestering themselves completely from the hostile mood inflamed by
the race grievance industry that we find ourselves in today.
Unfortunately, I don't think even the pound of Wilson's flesh
this mob was screaming for would even satisfy them and it sure wouldn't bring
back the boy with the anger issues, which he obviously inherited from his mother.
If this truly does boil down to "no
indictment," I pray our leaders have the common sense to get in front of
this and put out the flames of hate, instead of fanning the racial flames and lamenting
in our Countries racial immaturity.
None of this will be helped by a president
and attorney general who have prematurely taken sides in cases that they
continued to make physically black and white, instead of leaving legally
open-and-shut black-and-white. We didn't see them weighing in on Dillon Taylor
getting shot for his "armed cell phone" outside a 7 Eleven gas
station in Salt Lake City, UT; the "tight lipped cops" haven't
identified the cop, like they did in Ferguson, and have made no promises of
"arrest or indictment" there either. #doublestandard Cops aren't
Super Heroes, in capes and tights, they are just fallible men, that want to go home safely to their families too.
If the Michael Brown grand jury does in fact return an
indictment, let us also hope it was based on evidence and not a collapse under
pressure from the racially-charged masses, and if there is no indictment, let
us pray that any angry reactions stop short of the disgusting violence that has
shattered the reputation of Ferguson, a town that has suffered enough.
When are we going to stop living life by two sets of rules and standards,
one for whites and one for blacks? We all live up to or fall by the benchmark
we set for ourselves and others, and we have no one to blame but ourselve
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