DALLAS SITUATION - "Respect is Key" The Game, Snoop Dogg lead March to LAPD

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I NEED YOUR HELP! - Please Support Us, Become A Patreon & Get Extra Content http://www.Patreon.com/EliteNWOAgenda SUBSCRIBE to ELITE NWO AGENDA for Latest Updates - http://www.youtube.com/user/elitenwoagenda?sub_confirmation=1 DALLAS SITUATION - "Respect is Key" The Game, Snoop Dogg lead March to LAPD Rappers and Los Angeles-area natives the Game and Snoop Dogg led a unification march for men of color Friday morning to the LAPD’s graduation of its newest officers, hours after five Dallas police officers were shot and killed and seven others were wounded during a sniper attack. About 6:30 a.m., the Game posted on his Instagram account a call for black, Mexican and men of all races to march to the Los Angeles Police Department’s headquarters to “make the Californian government & it’s law branches aware that from today forward, we will be UNIFIED as minorities & we will no longer allow them to hunt us or be hunted by us !!!” The Game, a Compton native whose legal name is Jayceon Terrell Taylor, said in his announcement the march had to be peaceful. ‘Black Lives Matter’ supporters responded to the sniper in Dallas by celebrating the of the five police officers who were down in BLM sympathizers took to Twitter to express their joy at the carnage, with one commenting, “Y’all pigs got what was coming for y’all.” Last night’s events in Dallas were as painfully predictable as they were tragic. Human rights activist Jessie Jackson has pointed the finger at US presidential hopeful Donald Trump and his followers for helping to creating a rising climate of fear in America which has contributed to the shocking of five police officers in downtown Dallas. Rev Jackson said there was an anti black mood in America which also saw discrimination against immigrants, Muslims and women. Speaking in the aftermath of the coordinated on 11 police in Dallas, Rev Jackson called on President Barack Obama to hold a conference on violence and racial disparities.’ Former New York City police officer and Secret Service agent Dan Bongino lashed out at President Obama for using the of police officers at a Dallas protest on Thursday to again talk about gun control. “His skin is very thin on this, he doesn’t seem to care and he does it and is really not interested in any backlash at all. It was totally inappropriate but that’s what he does.” Five Dallas police officers were killed and six others wounded Thursday at a protest against the recent shootings of black men in Louisiana and Minnesota. According to Dallas Police Chief David Brown, two snipers shot at 11 Dallas and DART officers from elevated positions at around 8:45pm CST. “We believe that these suspects were positioning themselves in a way to triangulate on these officers from two different perches and garages in the downtown area, and planned to as many law enforcement officers as they could,” Brown said. Dallas Texas "Dallas Texas" LA "Los Angeles" "Snoop Dogg" "The Games" U.S. USA America "United States" "American Dream" historic history future humanity news "Breaking News" Police Cops Crazy Viral Video footage "Video Footage" Movie trendy trending 2016 2017 City Downtown community family truth law "law and order" wild control power elite job safe safety target emergency prepare prepper trump "Elite NWO Agenda" events symbolism prediction false flag exposed truth end game riot riots collapse we the people bunker martial law fema third term 3rd term obama crisis constitution anonymous coast to coast am louis farrakhan alex jones infowars gerald celente david icke montagraph agenda 21 executive order proof evidence new world order illuminati A video currently circulating on social media appears to show one suspect ambushing and shooting an officer at range. A 7-Eleven convenience store in downtown Dallas was shut down as the mayhem following an officers poured into its parking lot. At least five police officers were fatally and several more were wounded by after rang out at a protest through downtown Dallas streets Thursday night. Hundreds of people packed into the parking lot of a 7-Eleven at Griffin and San Jacinto as a massive police presence pushed crowds away from the chaotic scene of the . stationed near the 7-Eleven saw people taunting officers who were protecting the building. Many were drunk and some were believed to be stealing from inside the convenience store. The first shots rang out just before 9 p.m. Thursday. What was described as an “active scene” continued into the early morning as police negotiated with a suspect barricaded in a downtown Dallas parking garage.