Turning point in the history of Mankind and it is happening in developed country

Dallas sniper attack: 5 officers killed, suspect ID'd - CNN.com
Jul 8, 2016 - U.S.. International. Arabic. Español. Set edition preference: U.S. .... Dallas police chief praises officers during shootings .... officers were fatally shot during a protest over recent police shootings in Louisiana and Minnesota.




North Miami shooting: Police accidentally shot man, says union - CNN ...
Miami cop who shot unarmed man: I did what I had to do .... (CNN) The police shooting of an African-American caregiver, who was lying in the ... Rivera said that the video footage of the incident was "being portrayed poorly.".

Police killed more than 100 unarmed black people in 2015 ...

All these and other related incident points to only one thing - They are succeeding.

Turning one human being against other is what they wanted. Every time this happens someone is very happy and smiling.

They are manipulating even the media. Media is happy to "discuss" with panelists and experts. They add more fuel to the fire. Although Media can't be blamed ( they have to earn $ and TRP to stay in business), but the ultimate winner is "they" - someone with cruel mind and unholy intentions.

The deep scars left by these incidents on the minds of directly impacted are difficult to fill and will always be receptive to "damaging ideas".

The fiber of our society is being torn by few people with twisted mind and we all are responsible for this. We are getting played by a few.

This is testing times for everyone impacted directly or is the part of society.

Keep restraint. "They" will tire one day if we stay united.

We would never want them to succeed.




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