Monday, July 15th  The Verdict: Not Guilty After 16 hours of deliberation, the jury of six women found George Zimmerman not guilty of second-degree murder and manslaughter. The verdict was read late Saturday evening. In the end, the state could not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that George Zimmerman was unreasonable in his use of force. Stated differently: It was reasonable for George Zimmerman to believe that his use of force was necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm to himself. There was not enough evidence to prove that he acted with a depraved mind without regard to human life (Murder

 THERIGHTSCOOP.COM 1 Hour Ago Black MSNBC political analyst: You know how you felt on 9/11? Yeah, that's how we feel when it comes to race... Posted by  The Right Scoop   on July 15th, 2013 in  Politics  | MSNBC has become an outlet for extreme hyperbole and race-based hyperventilation and below is just the latest example. Michael Eric Dyson literally compared how America felt after 3,000 people were slaughtered by Muslim terrorists to how he says black people feel about race: These people will inject racism into anything they can, even when race had NOTHING TO DO WITH IT. Ugh. Black MSNBC political analyst: You know how you felt on 9/11? Yeah, that's how we feel when it comes to race... http://therightscoop.com/msnbc-black-political-analyst-you-know-how-you-felt-on-911-yeah-thats-how-we-feel-when-it-comes-to-race/ John Hames

 MAIL ONLINE 1 Hour Ago 'Nothing more than a modern day lynching': NAACP convention, held just miles from site of George Zimmerman trial, becomes an unofficial 'Justice For Trayvon' rally PUBLISHED:  15:09 EST, 15 July 2013 |  UPDATED:  15:09 EST, 15 July 2013 It may be mere coincidence that the NAACP's annual convention is being held in central Florida, but the organization is making the most of it by issuing rallying cries and demanding 'justice' for Trayvon Martin. The self-defense 'not guilty' verdict of George Zimmerman, who shot and killed the unarmed black teen in February 2012, was delivered less than 30 miles from the convention site in Orlando. And speakers made sure the hundreds of assembled NAACP members knew that federal charges against the exonerated Zimmerman were among the group's top priorities. Describing the events in nearby Sanford, Florida as a sign that African-Americans face 'times of great peril,' NAACP president B

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