Trayvon Martin: Deceased, George Zimmerman: Wannabe Copper, The Story Continues

September 25, 2013

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Trayvon Martin is dead. He’s the young seventeen year-old teen who was fatally shot, murdered by the wannabe law enforcement officer, George Zimmerman, in Sanford, Florida nearly two years ago this February 2014.

George Zimmerman, despite having been found not guilty of second degree murder by the jury of six females in the most specious, deceptive legal proceeding known this century, continues to have run-ins with the real, official police authorities. He’s *not* gone. He’s *not* forgotten…though we wish he were both gone and forgotten.

Last month, August 2013, the notorious person from Florida, was stopped by police in Texas. He was speeding. It was not surprising to find he was given a warning by the officer who stopped him near Dallas, Texas. The officer is likely a fan. More

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Trayvon Martin’s One Nation Under God

July 5, 2013

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In the murder trial of the Sanford, Florida wannabe copper the Prosecution rested its case on Friday, July 5, 2013. The trial was in recess because yesterday, Thursday was a national holiday in the United States.

The interesting thing about this trial is the State of Florida, representing the people, and the Defense, representing the confessed shooter, are all being very racist while trying not be racist. They know, and seemingly do not care, the whole world is watching. That behavior is the height of American arrogance!

On Independence Day, also known as July 4th or Fourth of July, there are all kinds of events being held to celebrate and commemorate the date on which the founding fathers presented their grievances and their intention declaring themselves free of legal tyranny from the British government. It is a day for some people to celebrate liberation. After two hundred thirty-seven years here is where we stand with regard to one aspect of life, for some, in the United States.

The following video from executive producer, Stephanie A. Stradford with video shot by and edited by Eric Stradford provides insight into what life is like in the town of Sanford, the County Seat of Seminole County, Florida. The piece is produced and distributed by the American Mentor Wire Service (AMWS) of YouthUSA.net.

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Trayvon Benjamin Martin (February 5, 1995 – February 26, 2012): Remembrance Poem

February 5, 2013

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The following poem was created in remembrance of the unarmed Florida teen fatally shot one year ago this month.
Today, February 5, 2013, would have been his eighteenth birthday…may he forever rest in peace as we continue to pray for justice in this case.

My tears still flow, I wonder why,
it had to be, that I should die?
He followed me, I ran away,
What did I do? What did I say?
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