Louisiana Cops Face Murder Charge In Death Of Jeremy Mardis!

The youngest person to die in a police shooting this year.

If it wasn't for #BlackLivesMatter you would not hear about this horrific police shooting that occurred in Louisiana. According to the law, they spotted a man who they claim had a warrant for his arrest. The man was accompanied with his autistic 6-year old son. The father and his  son were pursued by the law. The law corner them in a cul-de-sac. The law would exit their vehicles and empty their clips on the vehicle.

The little boy was hit with multiple shots. He would die at the scene. His father was seriously injured.

Chris Few

World News Today sends our condolences to the family of Jeremy Mardis. The little boy had an inspiring life. It was cut short by two officers and their reckless call.

The incident became a part of the national discussion on deadly police encounters. The officers are on ice pending a cannon fire. And to make matters worse, they got an indictment handed to them.

Col. Mike Edmonson, in a late night press conference Friday, said the two officers were being booked on charges of second-degree murder and attempted second-degree murder in the Tuesday shooting death of Jeremy Mardis and the wounding of his father, Chris Few, in the central Louisiana town of Marksville.

Edmonson vowed to continue the investigation wherever it leads.

"Let's make tonight about Jeremy Mardis. That little boy was buckled in the front seat of that vehicle and that is how he died," Edmonson said. "He didn't deserve to die like that."

Speaking of the body camera footage that was recovered from the officers, he said: "It is the most disturbing thing I've seen, and I will leave it at that."

The two officers are Norris J. Greenhouse Jr., 23, of Marksville and Derrick Stafford, 32, of Mansura, Louisiana. Both were working secondary jobs in Marksville as marshals when the shooting happened, Edmonson said.

State police have been investigating the Tuesday night shooting that raised questions almost from the start.

State police are combing through forensics evidence, 911 calls, conducting interviews and reviewing the body camera footage, Edmonson said.

Louisiana cops on ice. Norris J. Greenhouse Jr. and Derrick Stafford face a court date. These two were indicted in the murder of a 6-year old boy.

Two other officers were involved in the incident. When Edmonson was asked whether he anticipated any more arrests, he said: "We'll see where it takes us."

It's still unclear what led police to pursue Few and what triggered the shooting. The parish coroner said earlier this week that the officers were serving a warrant on Few when he fled, but Edmonson later said he had no information about a warrant.

Few's 57-year-old stepfather, Morris German, has accused the marshals of indiscriminately opening fire on the vehicle. German said Few was heavily sedated, unable to talk and has bullet fragments lodged in his brain and lung. He described Few as a loving father and added the man's son "was his whole life."

German added that the 6-year-old had been diagnosed with autism, describing him as a delightful child who "loved everything, everybody." German said the boy had no siblings and the family had recently moved to Marksville from Hattiesburg, Mississippi.

"I know a 6-year-old should not have been shot," German said.

Out Of The Hood!

Anonymous throws shade on the Klan.

Anonymous outed members of the Klan. They kept good on their promise to expose people involved in the White extremist group.

The internet activists warned that something was going down.

On Guy Fawkes Day (a symbolic tribute to the rebellion leader), the group posted the names, social media and work information of every member in the Klan. The Operation KKK was a response to chatter saying the Klan was planning on disrupting the Ferguson protesters in the wake of the Michael Brown shooting.

The Klan has been extremely active. Since the emergence of #BlackLivesMatter, the White extremists have turned to the social media for recruiting.

The White extremists got their "facts" from the kookspiracy and conservative Craigslist.

Koneheads.

"We hope Operation KKK will, in part, spark a bit of constructive dialogue about race, racism, racial terror and freedom of expression, across group lines," the group said. "The reality is that racism usually does NOT wear a hood but it does permeate our culture on every level. Part of the reason we have taken the hoods off of these individuals is not because of their identities, but because of what their hoods symbolize to us in our broader society."

Hackers spent 11 months gathering information on the alleged members, the group said, going to great lengths to confirm the identities as best as possible. They used public data and academic records as well as interviews with both experts and some of the KKK members themselves.

"We consider this data dump as a form of resistance against the violence and intimidation tactics leveraged against the public by various members of Ku Klux Klan groups throughout history," Anonymous said.

Papa Smurf Admits He's No Gangsta!

Carson defends his past. Can't figure out his present. 

You know what pisses me off. Conservatives continue to say Obama instead of properly naming him as President Barack Obama or the president. They refer to the retired neurosurgeon Benjamin Carson as "Dr. Ben Carson".

They show no respect towards the president. They are so obsessed with saying his last name to gin up concern trolls and kookspiracy theorists about his race, his birthplace and his religion. The "Commie Muslim Obummer" is ruining the country. They say that the president is the biggest "divider-and-chief" when it comes to race relations.

These clowns turn around and say we're not racist, "We love Dr. Ben Carson". When Black leaders and celebrities slam Carson for being a fucking clown, conservatives say that Blacks and "liberals" are racist.

They will say that Black people will never get off the "Democrat Plantation". Blacks will never vote for "a Black Republican" and we're focused solely on the fact that he's a successful Republican.

The front runner is pissed that the junk food media is focusing on his past. He believes that the junk food media is focused on "gotcha moments".

The junk food media has questioned his accounts of these events.

• The story about being in a Baltimore Popeye's and the robber came in.
• The story about nearly hitting his mother with a hammer.
• The story about not working or promoting Mannatech, a diet supplemental company.
• The story about nearly stabbing a friend with a knife.

We have the junk food media pulling him out of the spotlight for a second. The Carson campaign admits that he fabricated a focal point of his life.

In the book Gifted Hands, the hit autobiography from Carson, there's a point where he describes he met the four star general at the time William Westmoreland. He said that he rejected a scholarship to go to West Point to become a doctor. He said that he met the famed general in Detroit.

The Politico and CNN blew that assertion out of the water. The Politico wrote that Carson's details were shaky. The general was in Washington, DC playing tennis. He wasn't in Carson's hometown o Detroit.

West Point, however, has no record of Carson applying, much less being extended admission.

"In 1969, those who would have completed the entire process would have received their acceptance letters from the Army Adjutant General," said Theresa Brinkerhoff, a spokeswoman for the academy. She said West Point has no records that indicate Carson even began the application process. "If he chose to pursue (the application process) then we would have records indicating such," she said.
When presented with this evidence, Carson’s campaign conceded the story was false.

"Dr. Carson was the top ROTC student in the City of Detroit," campaign manager Barry Bennett wrote in an email to POLITICO. "In that role he was invited to meet General Westmoreland. He believes it was at a banquet. He can’t remember with specificity their brief conversation but it centered around Dr. Carson’s performance as ROTC City Executive Officer."

This admission comes as serious questions about other points of fact in Carson's personal narrative are questioned, including the seminal episode in which he claimed to have attempted to stab a close friend. Similarly, details have emerged that cast doubt on the nature of Carson's encounter with one of the most prominent military men of that era.

Carson got angry. He said that the media is trying to "take him out". He also went into the Hillary Clinton campaign.

Carson told the junk food media to focus on Benghazi. He believes that she is the real "liar" running for the White House.

Turkey Jerky!

Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) in 2010 meets with President Barack Obama.

Well it seems like the ney sayers will have an opportunity to debate the October jobs numbers.

It seems like House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) and Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) will have to find some reason to attack the president for 95 million people not working.

Conservatives are fucking stupid. They seem to be fixated on this notion that 95 million people not working. If 95 million people aren't working, then 1/3 of the nation isn't working.

So that means over a third of 320 million Americans are determined to be lazy gubmint leeches right?

Nevermind the incarcerated, the disabled, the retired, the underage, those attending college and the dead. Nevermind those who felt confident to quit their jobs. Nevermind those who were laid off, fired, or temporarily hired for a selective period.

To spread a misleading statement as fact is the reason to why Ben Carson and Donald Trump in the lead. That helped Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) and Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) gain momentum.

Anyway, the unemployment drops to 5 percent after it was revealed 271,000 jobs were recorded for the month of October.

This strong jobs report may push Janet Yellen, the Federal Reverse chief to push the interest rate up.

Employment gains in October were broad-based, though manufacturing added no jobs and mining shed 4,000 positions.

Manufacturing has been hit by a strong dollar, efforts by businesses to reduce bloated inventory and spending cuts by energy companies cutting back on well drilling and exploration in response to lower oil prices.

Mining employment has declined by 109,000 since peaking in December 2014. Oilfield services provider Schlumberger last month announced further layoffs in addition to the 20,000 jobs it has already eliminated.

Construction payrolls, however, increased 31,000 last month, the biggest gain since February.

The services sector added 241,000 jobs last month, with large gains in retail, health and leisure. Government payrolls increased 3,000 last month.

It seems like the president and Secretary of State John Kerry will also reject the building of the controversial Keystone XL pipeline. TransCanada put a lot of influence in the Congress. They were bidding for lawmakers to support the measure. Many Republicans claim the pipeline will create 30,000 jobs. Many Democrats said that tar sand oil could be dangerous to the environment.

Republican passed a bill supporting the pipeline. The president swiftly vetoed the bill and it died.

The pipeline would cut through a lot of properties. A lot of people have to lose land due to government seizure of land.

What could happen if there's an earthquake and the pipeline is ruptured?

Once the pipeline is completed, how many jobs will it take to work on the pipeline?

The Justin Trudeau effect helped a lot.

Trudeau who won the Canadian national elections to become the next prime minister. He opposes the Keystone XL pipeline.

Papa Smurf Pushes Rap Ad!

As NBA legend Kareem Abdul Jabbar said it best, why would any Black person vote for a Republican?

He took a 3-pointer at Ben Carson.

In a Time Magazine article, the famed basketball player said that Republicans will never listen to the concerns of Black America.

He summed it up like this: "[Carson's] repressive, muddled and pious policies and opinions often run against our Constitution—but his questionable proposals will likely, thankfully, be doomed by his lack of political expertise. His presidency would be marked by even worse gridlock while he wastes his time trying to impose his narrow and sometimes ill-informed morality on the other 319 million people in the nation. And it would definitely not be good for African Americans to have a president who flounders helplessly in office because it would perpetuate the stereotype that blacks can’t be effective CEOs, quarterbacks and leaders."

Abdul Jabbar added, "Although Carson is a celebrated physician, he has expressed several opinions that are contrary to scientific evidence and therefore call into question his logic—a quality crucial in a president. His claim that sexual orientation is a choice is remarkably unscientific. He has argued that “a lot of people” in prison change their sexual orientation. As many people have pointed out, sexual behavior is not the same as orientation. Plus, studies indicate the most significant causes of sexual orientation are genetics and in utero hormonal exposure. According to the American Psychological Association, “most people experience little or no sense of choice about their sexual orientation.” For a physician to ignore the preponderance of scientific proof in favor of his own religious beliefs is dangerous because is it justifies enacting laws that restrict human and civil rights. Carson has since apologized, but we should never forget that pseudo-science was used to prove blacks were physically and mentally inferior to whites and to justify slavery."

I won't endorse Ben Carson for president.

That pretty much sums it up. Blacks aren't vote on race. The Blacks are voting on conscience.

And what makes Carson so pitiful is his lame attempt to win the Black vote. So in select areas, the Carson campaign released a hip-hop themed political ad.

Carson himself doesn't rap in the 60-second radio spot, which will play for two weeks in Miami, Atlanta, Houston, Detroit, Birmingham, Alabama, Jackson, Mississippi, Memphis, Tennessee, and Little Rock, Arkansas. A rapper named Aspiring Mogul raps, "Vote and support Ben Carson for our next president and be awesome," over clips of Carson remarks about freedom and personal responsibility.



Carson isn't a fan of hip-hop music.

But he's willing to put a handful of $$$$$$$ to win the Black vote.

Carson has at 20% of the Black vote. That's a first for a Republican. It hasn't been achieved since the days of George H.W. Bush.

Ouch!

Christie doing the "Dad" dance.

New Jersey governor Chris Christie and Mike Huckabee got sent to the kiddie table. That right wing business network along with Wall Street Journal announced the participants of the fourth Republican debate.

On the stage of course, the new front runner, Ben Carson. Then bombastic Donald Trump comes in next. Then the rest, Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, Jeb Bush, Carly Fiorina, John Kasich and Rand Paul.

I guess all that Clinton and Obama name drops and telling like it got Christie heading to the kiddie table along with Huckabee. The Kim Davis fiasco may have helped insurgent Matt Bevin take the clown car to Frankfort, but in Milwuakee. Huckabee will be breaking bread with even lower tiers Bobby Jindal and Rick Santorum.

Lindsey Graham, George Pataki and Jim Gilmore were sent to the dumpster. They were barred from the debate.

Off to the kiddie table.

The controversial sheriff David Clarke and failed presidential candidate Wisconsin governor Scott Walker will be there to watch the clowns throw pies and poo after each other.

After the disastrous CNBC debate, Republicans are monitoring the words of the moderators. The candidates demand that all debates are "fair to them".

The previous debate gave conservative agitators a "talking point". The junk food media hates Republicans and conservatives. They have proof.

That so-called liberal media has given more airtime to Republicans than those wascally Democrats.

I mean Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders gets attention from the junk food media. Donald Trump, Ben Carson, Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio get 3 times more coverage.

Martin O'Malley barely gets any attention.

Tarantino: The Truth Hurts!

No regrets and no apologies. 

The controversial Quentin Tarantino was interviewed by the Los Angeles Times about the uproar.

Tarantino said that "He doesn't give two fucks about the uproar". He said they're trying to "shut him down" because he spoke the honest truth about police brutality.

He believes that they're upset because he's managed to get the discussion into the mainstream.

He appeared at a #BlackLivesMatter event in October and told the crowd that he said, "I cannot stand by, and I have to call the murdered the murdered and I have to call the murderers the murderers."

That led to conservative outrage by the likes of the most annoying conservative agitator, that annoying coon Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke, and the police unions.

The police unions are calling a boycott on The Hateful Eight. The movie is highly anticipated.

Tarantino's estranged father went on the attack as well.

So on MSNBC's All In with Chris Hayes, Tarantino decided to take on his critics.

He hits back at his critics.

Tarantino explained that he believes that individuals like Walter Scott and Tamir Rice were murdered, and said of his critics, "I was under the impression that I was an American and I had First Amendment rights."

Tarantino repeatedly made it clear to Hayes he is not anti-cop and thinks the reason people are attacking him is because it’s easier to pick a fight with a celebrity than to actually address a serious issue.

He said they're "being inflammatory" and "slandering" him with their fake outrage, declaring that people "want me to shut up" just like they want to dismiss anyone who thinks there might be a police problem in America.