Lets make this clear: the media lies to push an agenda, angry terror mobs lie out of emotion, liberals lie to get votes, conservatives lie to barely hold on, but science never lies.

The verdict is in, regardless of whatever social prosecution of officer Darren Wilson takes place, much like in the Trayvon Martin case-- a clear and shut case-- that eventually lead to charges being brought up because of public pressure generated by the media lying to innocent
well-intentioned Black people in America.

While we are indeed "The White Voice" we must, at all times, be as honest as information allows us to be. Part of that is admitting that the reason there are organized terror groups going around all of Missouri, shutting down shopping malls and sporting events,  is because the media is undeniably complicit in generating the race rage they are dealing with.

Had the media not incessantly alluded to the fact that Darren Wilson is White and Mike Brown was Black, clearly making a race issue of a non-racial incident, there would be no race rage or these absurd screams "we have nothing to lose but our chains."

Nonetheless, science does not lie, and here is what we have for you:

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"The official autopsy on Michael Brown, leaked to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, suggests that he was shot in the hand at close range and may have reached for the police officer’s gun, outside experts told the newspaper.

That would contradict what private experts reported after they conducted an autopsy for Brown’s family. Those experts said there were no signs of a struggle between Brown and Officer Darren Wilson, who shot him to death Aug. 9 in the suburb of Ferguson.

A supplemental examination in the official autopsy published by the Post-Dispatch found material “consistent with products that are discharged from the barrel of a firearm” in Brown’s right hand.

Dr. Judy Melinek, a forensic pathologist not involved in the autopsy, told the newspaper that the finding “supports the fact that this guy is reaching for the gun, if he has gunpowder particulate material in the wound.” Melinek also told the newspaper that the autopsy did not support witness accounts that the fatal shot, later, was fired while Brown was running away from the officer or had his hands up."