SCUMBAG REPORTERS WHO REVEALED OFFICER DARREN WILSON'S ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC

Campbell Robertson's Work Phone: 312-552-7204
Mobile: 646-753-2052
Cambell Robertson's home address:

1113 N DUPRE ST
NEW ORLEANS, LA 70119-3203
ORLEANS COUNTY

Julie Bosman’s home address:
5620 N WAYNE AVE APT 2
CHICAGO, IL 60660-4204
COOK COUNTY
NEW DETAILED CONTACT INFORMATION JUST RECEIVED
You May Express Your Appreciation At The Following Addresses.
Julie Bosman,10317 Ashley St.,Huntley, IL, 847-669-7960,
@juliebosman on Twitter
Campbell Robertson, 2510 N. Rampart ST., New Orleans, LA, 504-218-7703
@campbellnyt on Twitter
Call the phone numbers above and give these dirtbags a piece of your mind. Also please Share this information with everybody you know!

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Why Can’t We Publish Addresses Of New York Times Reporters?

November 25, 2014 by Charles C. Johnson 696 Comments

Julie Bosman, photo courtesy of Twitter.

New York Times reporters Julie Bosman and Campbell Robertson published the address of Darren Wilson in the New York Times so here are their addresses.
GotNews.com strenuously objects to publishing the addresses of individuals who are being targeted with death threats.
GotNews.com published the address of Ebola patient Nina Pham so that people could avoid going to her Dallas apartment.
But it would also be wrong to publish the addresses of journalists without their consent.
It would be wrong, for example, to publish Bosman’s address at
5620 N WAYNE AVE APT 2
CHICAGO, IL 60660-4204
COOK COUNTY
It would be similarly wrong to publish the address of Robertson, too.
1113 N DUPRE ST
NEW ORLEANS, LA 70119-3203
ORLEANS COUNTY
So why do journalists think they are beyond examination?
How does it advance the story to know where Darren Wilson and his newly wed live?

I called the homes of both @campbellnyt & @juliebosman to ask them about their decision to publish #DarrenWilson's address in the NYT.
— Charles C. Johnson (@ChuckCJohnson) November 25, 2014

White People Outraged After President Says ‘All White People Should Go Back To England

White People Outraged After President Says ‘All White People Should Go Back To England’

The Patriot — October 1, 2014

Recently, one president gave a speech that has people around the world outraged. According to reports, Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe shocked his audience when he told them that, “all white people should go back to England.”
“What is the problem?” He continued. “We now have aeroplanes which can take them back quicker than the ships used by their ancestors.”
Zimbabwe was once part of the British Empire, but gained its independence from Rhodesia in 1980. Mugabe has historically been seen as a hero in his country for taking land “back” from white framers and giving it to black citizens. Because of his actions, he has also faced international scrutiny.
During the same speech, Mugabe told the crowd that President Obama is afraid of him.
What do you think of Mugabe’s speech?

Ferguson Protester Accidentally Burns Down Own House

Nov 26, 2014

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A protester in Ferguson, Missouri accidentally burned down his own house last night after mistaking the building for a convenience store.
According to a report in the Ferguson Post-Gazette, 32-year-old Tyler Jackson threw a Molotov cocktail into a window not realizing he was setting ablaze his own residence. The home, which was empty at the time, subsequently burned to the ground.
“It was dark. I got all turned around. I thought it was a 7-11 or something,” he told the newspaper.
Witnesses describe Jackson shouting expletives after he realized what he had done. He then tried to put out the flames himself with a garden hose, but eventually called 911 and asked the fire department for aid.
“They told me they were too busy with other fires to come help,” he lamented. “I couldn’t believe it. I mean we pay these people’s salaries! What do you mean you're too busy?
“A black person’s house burns down and suddenly you’re ‘too busy’ to put the fire out? This is what racism in America looks like.”

Ferguson was the site of a controversial shooting on Aug. 9 when Michael Brown, an 18-year-old unarmed black teenager, was shot by police officer Darren Wilson.
Protests have raged in the town after a grand jury refused to indict Wilson on Monday. Although the majority of protests have been peaceful, a substantial minority of protesters have attacked law enforcement officers, looted stores and set fire to buildings.
These attacks have been called self-defeating because they usually target stores located in their own community and owned by local businesspeople. The damage has been compounded by the fact that many fires go unattended due to concerns for the firefighter’s safety.
Nevertheless sources say Jackson is considering filing a civil rights lawsuit against the fire department for not responding to the blaze.
“If it weren't for those racist firefighters I’d still have a home,” he says.