Okay, I'll admit it looks like amateurs, but, that was no amateur that got the idea at the very least hate was legitimate in the USA.
January 7, 2015
By Abby Johnston
In what appears (click here) to be an attack on civil rights group NAACP, an explosive device detonated outside the Colorado Springs branch’s headquarters on Tuesday. Luckily, nobody was killed or injured in the attack. The FBI is looking for the alleged attacker, described as a balding white man driving a white pickup truck. Unfortunately, this is not the first attack that has been waged at the well-known group; the NAACP has a history of violent attacks on its leaders and facilities, perpetrated by white supremacist figures that were sometimes linked to larger organizations.
January 7, 2015By Abby Johnston
In what appears (click here) to be an attack on civil rights group NAACP, an explosive device detonated outside the Colorado Springs branch’s headquarters on Tuesday. Luckily, nobody was killed or injured in the attack. The FBI is looking for the alleged attacker, described as a balding white man driving a white pickup truck. Unfortunately, this is not the first attack that has been waged at the well-known group; the NAACP has a history of violent attacks on its leaders and facilities, perpetrated by white supremacist figures that were sometimes linked to larger organizations.
Although the Colorado Springs bomber’s motives are not yet known, it is, as always, hard to believe that any attack on an organization dedicated to securing the rights of African-Americans would be targeted by anyone without hateful motivations.
In this instance, no lives were taken....
