There’s a new default “F” word. It’s Ferguson. If anything happens across the country that can be remotely connected to a non-black vs. black issue, you can bet the deed to your house that professional demonstrators will fuel the fires of destruction in Ferguson, Mo.

These misdirected heathens-for-hire have set the bar so low that a dangerous black convicted felon could be caught on video or audio tape slaughtering innocent lives, but should he be shot by the responding police, brace yourself for excuse-driven riots in Ferguson.

After the August 2014 shooting of Michael Brown, protestors claimed they wanted city leaders’ resignations and the U.S. Justice Department, headed by Attorney General Eric Holder, a black man, to lead a federal investigation. Holder complied, yet even while the investigation was underway and the final report was being written, protestors let it be known they were still in Ferguson waiting for “justice.” (I’ve asked before: Who’s funding these “professionals” for their daily expenses?)

With the utmost certainty, be assured not a hair was left in place with that investigation. Officer Darren Wilson’s life was demolished not only by the investigation but by also a bunch of lying witnesses including Brown’s associate Dorian Johnson, the creator of the “Hands Up, Don’t Shoot” lie. Even Holder now concedes that “HUDS” never happened. It is amazing how many ignorant people still hang on to that to this day. It fits their destructive agenda.

The Justice Department concluded Officer Wilson acted appropriately. Brown’s blood was inside the patrol car from assaulting Wilson and trying to get his gun. Had the 6-foot-3, three-hundred-pound Brown succeeded with his intentions and murdered Wilson, there would be no headlines, no protest and definitely no high-level investigation.

For some background, Ferguson’s population is about 21,000 people, with about 67 percent of the residents being black; however, black officers make up less than 6 percent of the force. More statistics show about the same disparity with Ferguson’s other municipal governmental bodies. One looming question is this: The mayor, school board, city council, etc., are elected positions. Plainly white people are being voted in by the black majority. Unquestionably, there are no allegations that black residents want to be part of the town’s government but are not allowed to. Why aren’t they, especially the critics, running for offices or applying for a law enforcement job? That subject is not mentioned.

One answer may come from the Aug. 19 CBS St Louis article: “Police have reported that 93 percent of those arrested in Ferguson early this week were not Ferguson residents, and 27 percent don’t live in Missouri.” Further, “Of 52 people arrested on Monday, only four were from Ferguson, seven from nearby Florissant and two from Jennings. There were 15 from the city of St. Louis and 14 from out of state, including Illinois, New York, California and Washington, D.C.” Thus the foundation for last week’s riots in Ferguson.

Holder’s report, coupled with demanded resignations of city officials, fell short of quelling the furor. Officer Wilson is long gone; six city leaders have resigned, new protocols are in place, but it isn’t enough. One professional activist said he won’t be happy until the entire police department is dismantled. Appallingly, Eric Holder reiterated same. He’s “prepared to dismantle the entire police department if necessary” (L.A .Times, March 13, 2014).

It’s frightening for the good people of Ferguson to think what would happen to their city should that shredding occur by design or by officers simply walking out with their lives while they still have them.

This week two innocent officers were shot by Jeffrey Williams, 20, a convicted criminal on probation. The officers, from nearby departments, were shot in the head and shoulder, respectively.

Williams is black, and remarkably I cannot find one news report that gives the nationalities of the officers. It’s political correctness gone amok. Hate crime, anyone?

The ensuing events just get more inferior and pitiable.

As if Obama’s September 2014 remark on the Brown-Wilson shooting wasn’t witless enough in saying that “most Americans” believe America is racist, there’s more.

I response to the officers’ shootings, Eric Holder uttered his mandatory “inexcusable and repugnant” line but took no responsibility for playing his part in carrying some of the gasoline. Obama shortly punctuated Holder’s wretched comments by appearing on Jimmy Kimmel’s show saying, “Whoever fired those shots should not detract from the issue – they are criminals, they need to be arrested,” The translation is “so sorry you were shot in the head but let’s not forget professional hoodlums are tearing cities apart under that default umbrella called “racism.”

It’s such vacuous rhetoric from our black U.S. president and our black U.S. Attorney General. Does anyone else see the paradox in that?

I am not alone in wearing thin on being designated a racist by the uninformed and ill-informed merely because I’m not black, therefore I need to understand that “black lives matter.” A whole lot of us totally believe that; that’s why we keep asking what Eric Holder, Barack Obama and Rahm Emanuel are doing about the everyday shootings in the black high-crime areas, especially like Chicago.

The Chicago Tribune cites that in 2014, there were 2,589 shootings in the city, and in the first 77 days of 2015 there have been 326.

It is immeasurably apparent that to Holder, Obama and Emanuel, victims of black-on-black crimes do not matter. Well, to these three I say, “Oh yes they certainly do.” When will you imposters recognize that?

Betty Arenson has lived in the SCV since 1968 and describes herself as a conservative who’s concerned about progressives’ politics and their impacts on the country, her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She says she is unashamed to own a gun or a Bible, couldn’t care less about the color of the president’s skin, and demands that he uphold his oath to protect and follow the Constitution of the United States in its entirety.