Did Obama call the looters 'undocumented shoppers'?

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Nope, pretty sure it is over. There will be some worthless criminals who will do a bunch of stuff that will get them killed or arrested but there will be no do-over on this verdict, and society has spoken that it will not side with thugs over cops. You must be FURIOUS right now. :)

Personally, I've had a great run of things lately - between the Republican congressional sweep and this I certainly can't complain.

25% of the Grand Jury panel were African Americans, they all had information to review. All the 'witnesses' who said Brown was shot in the back, or had his hands up (which was disproved by the forensic evidence in each of the three autopsies) just served to stir the pot rather than get to the truth. Good job by Obama trying to calm everyone, even though he looked disappointed at the outcome.

Given that Obama had Holder directly on top of this I'll bet it was the most scrutinized Grand Jury in the history of the USA.

This is far from over.

http://www.smokeegyrl.com/index.html

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Yes, I hear the police department is very happy.

Justice has been served. The Grand Jury heard all evidence over a period of months.

They determined that Brown had just robbed the store, and someone inside the store called he police. Big Brown was stopped for blocking the street. Officer Wilson determined that Big Brown matched the description of the strong arm robber and called for backup.

Brown the thug attacked Officer Wilson. Wilson fired in self defense. No charges for Officer Wilson.

Is the racist lynch mob happy that justice has been served? Or will they loot Ferguson to the ground again?

Terrence T. McDonald | The Jersey Journal

Jersey City officials don't believe there will be any unrest here following tonight's announcement out of Ferguson, Mo., but they're taking precautions just in case.

Authorities will reveal tonight at 9 p.m. Eastern time whether a white police officer will face charges in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager on Aug. 9. A grand jury has already made a decision on whether to indict the officer.

Jim Shea, who heads the Jersey City Public Safety Department, said there will be extra cops on patrol this week until the department gets a feel on what the local reaction to tonight's announcement will be. Shea has canceled all days off for police officers this week.

"Obviously, tonight's decision involves a state far away from here. We don't anticipate any unrest," Shea said, adding that staffing changes are the result of a "surplus of caution."

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