You read this kind of crap and you cannot believe it happened.
Missouri Governor Jay Nixon, acting with eminent logic – something I do not always credit him with doing – has declared a state of emergency and ordered the National Guard into Ferguson, Missouri.
As he absolutely, unequivocally should have.
But – you better be sitting down to read this – the eric holder-led Department of Justice has attacked Governor Nixon for doing so, on the grounds that (still sitting down? good) that this escalates the situation there.
From Tom Blumer\’s blog at newsbusters.org, we have this:
“…A top aide to Holder called the governor\’s office earlier this weekto express Holder\’s displeasure and “frustration,” according toa Justice Department official. “Instead of de-escalating thesituation, the governor escalated it,” said the official, who spokeon the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speakon the subject. “He sent the wrong message. The tone of the pressconference was counterproductive.”
Let me get this straight: after three months that has including rioting, looting, and, most recently, threats to kill Officer Wilson and “tear up the town”, coupled with nightly screaming of such pleasantries as “fuck the police” and worse….
…and with the grand jury decision imminent – a decision which, it is very likely, will be not to charge Officer Wilson….
….the Department of Justice feels that bringing in the national guard ahead of that decision is “escalating” the situation?
What the hell does the DOJ think what has happened in the past three months was? DE-escalation?
How vulnerable does eric holder want Ferguson, Missouri to be? How ripe does holder, and his boss, Barack Obama, want Ferguson for the sharptons of the world to inflame this already-incendiary situation and then walk away when the violence comes, claiming “I didn\’t tell anyone to do that”?
Over the years, I have taken to calling the DOJ, under pathetic racist and Obama toady eric holder, the Department of Just-Us. This incredible attack on Governor Nixon\’s decision to protect Ferguson stands as hard-evidence proof of it.
