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Mike Brown Parents Say They Got “A Lot Of Love” From U.N. After Bashing America…
These MOFOZ needa be ISIS'ed
Nothing the U.N. likes more than America-bashing (tied with attacking Israel).
Via CNS News:
Lesley McSpadden and Michael Brown, Sr. — the parents of a black teenager shot and killed by a Ferguson, Missouri police officer in August — say they were “received very well” by the United Nations Committee Against Torture.
“They’ve given us a lot of love and support since we’ve been here. And everything seems to be positive. It’s a — it’s a great experience,” McSpadden told CNN from Geneva, Switzerland on Tuesday.
Michael Brown, Sr. told CNN they went to the U.N. to explain “what’s going on in the United States and all over the world with the police, police brutality, no justice, just trying to get the eye opened up, attention to the situation that’s going on in St. Louis and all over America.”
Brown said his family is trying to figure out why Officer Darren Wilson was “playing the part of a judge, a prosecutor and an exeuter (sic) that day, that moment he interacted with our son. He had no right to address the law the way that he did to Michael Brown Jr., our son. And it’s a painful deal. We’re really lost with words on how to express ourself about it, because we’re trying to stay humble and not to be so upset to where — it’s a situation where I’m surprised we haven’t even lost our mind yet over this.”
These MOFOZ needa be ISIS'ed
Nothing the U.N. likes more than America-bashing (tied with attacking Israel).
Via CNS News:
Lesley McSpadden and Michael Brown, Sr. — the parents of a black teenager shot and killed by a Ferguson, Missouri police officer in August — say they were “received very well” by the United Nations Committee Against Torture.
“They’ve given us a lot of love and support since we’ve been here. And everything seems to be positive. It’s a — it’s a great experience,” McSpadden told CNN from Geneva, Switzerland on Tuesday.
Michael Brown, Sr. told CNN they went to the U.N. to explain “what’s going on in the United States and all over the world with the police, police brutality, no justice, just trying to get the eye opened up, attention to the situation that’s going on in St. Louis and all over America.”
Brown said his family is trying to figure out why Officer Darren Wilson was “playing the part of a judge, a prosecutor and an exeuter (sic) that day, that moment he interacted with our son. He had no right to address the law the way that he did to Michael Brown Jr., our son. And it’s a painful deal. We’re really lost with words on how to express ourself about it, because we’re trying to stay humble and not to be so upset to where — it’s a situation where I’m surprised we haven’t even lost our mind yet over this.”
