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That idea has run all through madisons history. It has caused an interesting phenomenon. People have come to the fore at key junctions junctures and madison history to say, we need to take the road less traveled. We need to take the difficult road. We need visionary ideas. We need to try to achieve them. These are the kinds of things that all flow from that fundamental perception that madison was special, and we need to do everything we can to keep it that way. All weekend long, American History tv is featuring madison, wisconsin. Raised in wisconsin, architect frank lloyd writes contributions to the madison skyline include the unitarian meetinghouse. Our Charter Cable partners worked with cspan staff when we recently traveled to medicine to explore the citys rich history. Learn more about madison all weekend here on American History tv. We are on the ninth floor of Memorial Library at the university of wisconsin madison. We are in the middle of an exhibit called 1914 then came armaged
Revolutionaries and Radical Muslim Groups Hope Ferguson Lights the Fuse
November 19, 2014
It is very concerning when the President of the United States is quoted by Al Sharpton as saying he wants the protesters/rioters in Ferguson to “stay the course” and push for a national movement that is unquestionably directed at law enforcement.
It is even more concerning that revolutionaries who are communists and terrorist-backed groups like CAIR want the same thing.
A Washington-based security watchdog group, the Center for security Policy, warns that radical Muslim groups seek to co-opt the Ferguson protest, according to Fox News.
Extremists from around the country have come to St. Louis to join the Michael Brown protests. They include the same groups that encompassed the Occupy Wall Street movement, that is comprised of communists, socialists, anarchists, anti-Semites, and Palestinian activists.
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