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Protests Rage Across Europe as Lockdown, Jab Mandates Start


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2021 Jul 25, 6:35pm   5,593 views  206 comments

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Anti-lockdown and anti-vaccine passport protests erupted across Europe on Saturday, according to media photos and videos.

Thousands upon thousands of demonstrators were seen in London, Dublin, Paris, Rome, Athens, and other cities across Europe, according to footage and news reports.

The demonstrations in France appeared to be the tensest, with riot police firing tear gas as clashes erupted in central Paris.

Police sought to push back demonstrators near the capital’s Gare Saint-Lazare railway station after protesters had knocked over a police motorbike ridden by two officers, news footage showed. Scuffles between police and demonstrators also broke out the Champs-Elysees thoroughfare, where teargas was fired and traffic was halted, it showed.

France’s Interior Ministry said that about 160,000 people partook in the protests on Saturday—sharply up from 114,000 a week before that, reported Reuters.

The reason for the protest, in part, was due to pending legislation in France’s Parliament that would set up a vaccine passport system as well as a vaccination mandate for all healthcare workers. The passport bill would force people to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test result to enter restaurants and other public areas—which critics have described as needlessly draconian.

Protesters railed against the proposed bill, saying, “no to shameful pass” while denigrating French President Emmanuel Macron as a “tyrant.”

“We need to wait a little bit before the French people can decide … I think a part of France is always going to be unwilling and that blackmail and threats won’t work,” protester Ayoub Bouglia, an engineer, told The Associated Press for why he’s demonstrating.

Thousands of Italian demonstrators gathered in Rome, Naples, Verona, and Milan on Saturday, according to videos and photos published online.

In Verona, thousands chanted, “No Green Pass,” referring to Italy’s government decision to implement a vaccine-passport-like system for people to enter local fairs, stadiums, theaters, and other gathering areas.

Also on Saturday, demonstrators in Dublin, Ireland, emphatically called on the government to rescind lockdown and mask measures.

London, England, also drew significant anti-vaccine demonstrations, with protesters waving flags and singing songs.

Some 4,000 people, meanwhile, appeared outside of the Greek parliament in central Athens to protest against mandatory vaccinations, DW and other news agencies reported. Greek authorities used tear gas on some protesters.



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41   Patrick   2021 Aug 11, 9:53am  

https://www.theepochtimes.com/mkt_morningbrief/protestors-gather-at-new-york-city-hall-to-oppose-vaccine-passport_3940747.html?utm_source=patrick.net&utm_medium=patrick.net&utm_campaign=patrick.net


Protestors Gather at New York City Hall to Oppose Vaccine Passport
BY ENRICO TRIGOSO August 10, 2021

A crowd of New Yorkers from many different walks of life gathered in front of City Hall on Monday to protest against the vaccine pass mandate recently announced by Mayor Bill de Blasio.


It's a good start, but we need things x100.

We should all be trying to organize these things.
43   Shaman   2021 Aug 12, 8:38am  

I wonder if hackers could save us? Could coordinated hacks of critical infrastructure and key corporations databases shut them down? And then ransom their data for action of legislators passing a law that bans vaccine mandates?
44   HeadSet   2021 Aug 12, 12:55pm  

Shaman says
I wonder if hackers could save us? Could coordinated hacks of critical infrastructure and key corporations databases shut them down? And then ransom their data for action of legislators passing a law that bans vaccine mandates?

How do we know that there is not some form of ransom that is demanding these mandatory jabs? That is, they had your idea first.
46   Patrick   2021 Aug 13, 10:52am  

https://reclaimthenet.org/mayors-of-two-french-cities-tell-police-to-stand-down-on-vaccine-passport-enforcement/

Issue: August 13, 2021
Mayors of two French cities tell police to stand down on vaccine passport enforcement
The pushback is escalating.
47   Patrick   2021 Aug 14, 10:26am  

https://spectatorworld.com/topic/liberte-egalite-vaccine-france-covid-passport-revolt-beginning/


France’s COVID passport revolt is just beginning

August 12, 2021 | 9:02 am

Written by:

Jonathan Miller

Three weeks ago, 100,000 demonstrators turned out on the streets of France to protest President Emmanuel Macron’s hastily passed law to require vaccination passports to get on a train, eat at a restaurant or visit a shopping center. A week later, the number had more than doubled. Last Saturday, it doubled again. One police union estimated that close to 500,000 had turned out, although as usual the Interior Ministry claimed a much lower number. Enormous demonstrations were staged not just in Paris but in more than 150 cities and towns across France, as well as in the overseas territories of Guadeloupe and Réunion.

All this in the middle of the sacred summer holiday season. On the current trajectory, one million could be on the streets by September. With eight months to go before the first round of the presidential election, Macron and his ministers have kindled a national revolt. It could be as prolonged and divisive as the revolt of the gilets jaunes, which only stopped in March last year after the first wave of COVID.

Ministers are still pouring petrol on the flames. This week, the health minister dismissed protesters as ‘a magma of anti-vax, anti-science and anti-state’ activists. With the connivance of a tame media, officials have painted protesters as dangerous, ultra right-wing extremists.

On Monday, a protester who on Saturday was photographed carrying a sign denouncing, inter alia, Macron, Klaus Schwab, Bernard Henri-Lévy and George Soros was described as anti-Semitic by the interior minister, an allegation instantly and uncritically repeated by BFMTV, Macron’s ever-loyal news channel. By nightfall she was in a police cell.

Anyone outside of France can be forgiven for misreading the mood here. The deliberate demonization of protesters is enthusiastically relayed by foreign journalists parroting the lines fed to them by Elysée flacks. The Sunday Times of London called protesters ‘far right and gilets jaunes’.

Yet as scores of videos available on social media show, these are not archetypal tinfoil hat-wearing anti-vaxxers, though a tiny handful might be. Indeed, many of them have been vaccinated. (After a slow start, roughly 80 percent of French people over 50 have had two shots.) Nor are many wearing yellow gilets. They say they’re protesting ‘liberticide’ — the progressive elimination of freedom in the cause of fighting an epidemic that’s being exploited in the service of Macron’s reelection campaign. They’re objecting to compulsion and endless official intrusions into everyday life, and they quake at talk of a third, fourth or even annual or biannual vaccination against the endless mutation of variants.

The demonstrators are young and old. They include uniformed firefighters, families, teachers, Catholics, leftists, nationalists, nurses and restaurant owners. Many are pushing strollers. They’re not black-clad anarchists or rustics. They’re overwhelmingly middle-class and peaceful. Many say it’s the first demonstration they’ve ever attended. They don’t like Macron, who they believe is dividing the French by pitting the young and the fed-up against the baby boomers, his natural constituents.

I’ve lived in France, on and off, for 20 years. I’m unable to recall such a petulant mood. Ten days ago, the newly appointed prefect of my department declared it compulsory to wear masks inside and outside. The edict is being totally ignored.

On Monday night in Paris, police raided restaurants and were issuing €135 ($159) fines to diners without COVID passes. At railway stations, officials are checking every traveler and issuing blue bracelets to authorize them to board trains. Hideous wire cages are being erected around some terraces to stop evasion of checks. Business at restaurants and cafés is duly collapsing. Naturally, the restaurants at the National Assembly and Senate are exempt from all of this.

Eighteen months ago, France turned into a republic of absurdities as it became illegal to leave the house without a signed declaration and supermarkets were forbidden to sell ‘non-essential’ socks. (For a time, the sale of face masks was restricted, then face masks became compulsory.) The country was subjected to a 7 p.m. curfew, earlier than the Germans imposed during the occupation.

Today, the dirigismes are becoming even more sinister and provocative. Hospitals are hiring hundreds of security guards to scan health passports before admitting visitors and even patients, even as many mutinous health care workers are threatened with the sack for refusing passports themselves. Police are checking cafés as real crime runs rampant. Masked officers have also been filmed interrogating restaurant-goers, telling customers to present their phones so that their health status can be inspected.

While today small businesses are threatened with fines of €45,000 ($53,000) and their owners with a year in prison for failing to check the vaccination status of their customers, the future looks even worse. Most provocative is the government’s plan to extend the vaccine passport to those over the age of 12 from the end of next month. And it’s been reported that some health officials wish to vaccinate those as young as five. It’s estimated that fewer than 20 children have died in France with COVID since March last year, and many of them had comorbidities.

Macron has no children, having married a woman 25 years his senior. It’s fair to suppose he has absolutely no idea how provocative his latest moves will prove. He apparently believes this authoritarianism, showing strength in the war on the virus, will get him reelected. It might. Political opposition to the president remains fractured and weak. Few mainstream politicians have put their heads above the parapet to support the demonstrators.

In a July vote passing the passport law, Macron’s majority three times rejected amendments to exclude the possibility that a passe sanitaire would be required to vote in France. Surely such a measure would be impossible? Perhaps, but it’s an indication of the mood here that many don’t think so, especially after the constitutional council of superannuated politicians waived through the vaccine passports with nary a murmur.

It’s a little remarked feature of the president’s crackdown that the one group he will depend on to enforce his new law has been specifically excluded from complying with it. The police, whose armories have been freshly replenished with tear gas and rubber bullets, are exempt. Demonstrations so far have been peaceful. A month from now that may no longer be true.


Lol, Le Roi Macron had to exclude the police from the mandatory jab or they certainly would have revolted.

If they have any integrity, they will still revolt.

Macron's head should be in a basket, next to that of his health minister.
48   Shaman   2021 Aug 14, 11:22am  

If the French don’t revolt, then they really are as cucked and a bunch of pussies as we always thought they were.

I’d like to think that “it couldn’t happen here” but it’s almost a reality in LA.
50   Patrick   2021 Aug 15, 10:02am  

https://www.theepochtimes.com/mkt_morningbrief/large-colorado-rally-says-no-to-mandated-covid-19-vaccines_3948564.html?utm_source=patrick.net&utm_medium=patrick.net&utm_campaign=patrick.net

Colorado Rally Says ‘No’ to Mandated COVID-19 Vaccines
BY ALLAN STEIN August 14, 2021

More than 250 people from all over Colorado gathered Friday outside UCHealth of the Rockies in Loveland to protest against mandatory COVID-19 vaccines for health care workers.
51   Patrick   2021 Aug 17, 7:43am  

@JoshuaR37145445
1h
Replying to @MartinKulldorff @CDCgov
A retrospective analysis by Italy's Ministry of Health found that 14% of Italy's first 14,000 reported "Covid deaths" found a causal relationship between the virus and death. Imagine if that were true in the USA.
52   Onvacation   2021 Aug 17, 7:55am  

Patrick says
A retrospective analysis by Italy's Ministry of Health found that 14% of Italy's first 14,000 reported "Covid deaths" found a causal relationship between the virus and death.

It's 6% in the US.
53   Ceffer   2021 Aug 17, 10:42am  

Bitchute observer states that Russian vax passport has started blowing up because people just aren't going to the places that require them and the businesses that lost their customers are screaming at the government. In France, they are showing empty grocery stores that require vax passports.

I suppose they never took into account that NOT requiring a vaccine passport could be a competitive advantage. If you have a store that works on a ten percent margin, the vaccine passport could very well put you down into the red quickly if people decide not to support.
54   richwicks   2021 Aug 17, 10:46am  

Patrick says
Macron's head should be in a basket, next to that of his health minister.


I'd love to see it. Macron is just such an awful terrible criminal. He's one of the most despicable CIA assets in Europe.
55   DhammaStep   2021 Aug 17, 11:33am  

NYC update:

This past Sunday there was a "protest" against mandates. It was approximately 300 people according to the organizers. I say "protest" because it was really just an advertisement for the Republican party and their next mayoral candidate Silwa.

The crowd was there for the right reasons though, with plenty of representation from all groups. The numbers were honestly disheartening.

As for the indoors proof of vaccine thing: today [8/17] was supposed to be "for real this time were starting to do this." Just from my glances passing through Soho [highest vax rate in the city] the lunch places seem slightly less busy. I imagine people are opting to sit outside because of the mild weather. Can't attribute anything to the mandate yet.

I can't see very many places giving a fuck about it until the government starts passing out scanning stations for RFID passports. Wouldn't surprise me if that was the plan from the beginning, and thats why so many electronics resources became difficult to obtain. That's all theory though.
56   Patrick   2021 Aug 17, 12:57pm  

Thanks for the update on the ground in NYC @DhammaStep
58   Patrick   2021 Aug 17, 4:23pm  

Booger says
https://summit.news/2021/08/16/businesses-are-refusing-to-enforce-frances-vaccine-passport



Anecdotal evidence detailed by former Google software engineer Mike Hearn strongly suggests that most restaurants, cafes and other businesses in France are not enforcing the country’s controversial vaccine passport system.

As we highlighted last week, on the first day the new program was in place, police were visibly patrolling bars and cafes demanding customers show proof they’ve had the jab.

However, this seems to have largely been a bluff as just days later, businesses and venues have become very lax at checking people’s papers despite the threat of large fines.

“I decided to do a simple experiment to find out: always present an expired test even though I had a valid negative one, and see what happens,” writes Hearn.

“Over a four day stay I was required to show a valid pass exactly zero times; that includes at the airports in both directions. Compliance is absolutely min viable and often lower.”

“At small businesses enforcement was non-existent: sometimes the pass requirement was ignored entirely, other times we were asked “do you have a pass” and our answer wasn’t checked. One restaurant had come up with a clever way to detect police stings without requiring customers to actually present a pass. As expected, enforcement was stricter by larger firms, however even there we saw the following:

– Test certificates being checked once and then swapped for a token that doesn’t expire.
– Expired tests being accepted.
– People accepting paper test certificates without scanning them.
– Scanning tests and then not looking at the screen to see the results.
– Accepting QR codes that failed to scan.”

Hearn also reveals how mask mandates in theme parks and other venues are also not being followed, despite signs everywhere ordering people to cover their faces, while social distancing is also a “forgotten memory.”

Images showing empty cafes and bars on the first day the system was introduced may have spooked venues into taking a hands off approach.

In passing the law but failing to ensure that it is enforced, France is following the same model as Israel, where the point of introducing the system wasn’t really to enforce it, but merely as a means of bullying young people into getting the vaccine.

As we highlighted last week, despite the odious and draconian nature of the vaccine passport system, President Macron asserted that the it was actually introduced to protect people’s “freedom,” which is like saying putting you in prison is for your own safety.
59   Patrick   2021 Aug 28, 10:25am  

https://twitter.com/Interiakreep/status/1431660041875173376#m


Elizabeth Tervet
@Interiakreep
33m
Replying to @RWMaloneMD
twitter.com/BristolBlues32/s…

This isn't hesitance, this is FUCK YOUR VACCINES.



61   Patrick   2021 Aug 28, 11:05am  

Eric Clapton has a protest song now:

https://odysee.com/@jamnoise72:6/eric-clapton-this-has-gotta-stop:f


"This Has Gotta Stop"

This has gotta stop
Enough is enough
I can't take this BS any longer

It's gone far enough
If you wanna claim my soul
You'll have to come and break down this door

I knew that something was going on wrong
When you started laying down the law

I can't move my hands
I break out in sweat
I wanna cry
Can't take it anymore

This has gotta stop
Enough is enough
I can't take this BS any longer

It's gone far enough
If you wanna claim my soul
You'll have to come and break down this door

I've been around
Long long time
Seen it all
And I'm used to being free

I know who I am
Try to do what's right
So lock me up and throw away the key

This has gotta stop
Enough is enough
I can't take this BS any longer

It's gone far enough
If you wanna claim my soul
You'll have to come and break down this door

Thinkin' of my kids
What's left for them
And then what's coming down the road

The light in the tunnel
Could be the southbound train
Lord, please help them with their load

This has gotta stop
Enough is enough
I can't take this BS any longer

It's gone far enough
If you wanna claim my soul
You'll have to come and break down this door

This has gotta stop
Enough is enough
I can't take this BS any longer

It's gone far enough
If you wanna claim my soul
You'll have to come and break down this door

(This door)
(This door)
(This door)
(Break down this door)

(This door)
(This door)
(This door)
(Break down this door)
62   Patrick   2021 Aug 28, 1:02pm  

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x83obs6?syndication=273844

Anti-vaccine protesters storm ITN headquarters
63   Patrick   2021 Aug 28, 1:03pm  

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x83oyjb?syndication=273844

France: Protests Against Covid-19 Vaccine Health Pass Continue For Sixth Consecutive Weekend
64   Patrick   2021 Aug 28, 11:35pm  

https://ground.news/article/police-protesters-clash-as-thousands-march-against-covid-curbs-in-berlin_edbfa7


Police, protesters clash as thousands march against COVID curbs in Berlin
Thousands of protesters gathered in Berlin on Saturday to demonstrate against government leaders considering restrictions on unvaccinated individuals.
65   Patrick   2021 Aug 29, 9:50pm  

https://www.ntd.com/tens-of-thousands-protest-in-germany-france-against-covid-19-vaccine-passports_668208.html?utm_source=patrick.net&utm_medium=patrick.net&utm_campaign=patrick.net


Tens of thousands of people in Germany and France protested against COVID-19-related restrictions and vaccine passports over the weekend, saying the restrictions infringe on their rights.

German police had banned nine planned demonstrations for Aug. 28, including one from the Stuttgart-based Querdenker movement, the most visible anti-lockdown movement in Germany. A court ruled in favor of allowing one event, planned for 500 people, on Aug. 28 and 29.

More than 2,000 police officers were stationed around the city to respond to those who showed up despite the protest bans. At one Aug. 28 protest in Mitte, Germany, German media reported that police used pepper spray to disperse a crowd. The crowd eventually thinned as it began to rain.

Demonstrators in Dusseldorf held banners that read, “Stop police arbitrariness,” “Protect the fundamental right to demonstrate,” and “Repel attacks on freedom of assembly,” German media outlet Deutsche Welle reported. The state of North Rhine-Westphalia is planning an assembly law that its critics say limits their ability to protest. The state government said that the proposed law is needed to prevent demonstrations from turning violent.

BREAKING – Germany: Massive police violence reported in Berlin during today’s peaceful anti-COV_ID protest pic.twitter.com/kYGwJCyhIC

— Mr. Wolf (@mole_cola) August 28, 2021
68   Patrick   2021 Aug 31, 9:37am  

https://spectatorworld.com/topic/macron-covid-passports-causing-intergenerational-warfare/


Jérôme Fourquet, a veteran political analyst, warned last week that the protest movement is potentially far more dangerous to France than the Yellow Vests. Their anger was directed at the president and his government, but this time ‘it is a confrontation between citizens and incidents could be more numerous and less controlled.’


Fourquet’s bleak depiction of the state of the nation is echoed by the writer and former advisor to Nicolas Sarkozy, Maxime Tandonnet. He described the division not just as generational but also one of class. ‘It’s a constant in the history of France,’ he noted, ‘that those who are the first to rise up in the defense of liberty…are in the general the young and the less fortunate.’

What worries Tandonnet specifically is that those who are most in favor of the passport are ‘bien pensants’ who don’t conceal their contempt for those participating in the demonstrations each Saturday. The disdain is mutual, says Tandonnet. ‘Rarely in recent history have the French hated each other as much as they do today…the situation is terribly volatile and explosive.’

The COVID passport has been a success in that it has achieved Macron’s objective of boosting vaccine uptake among the most reluctant. But at what cost to society? The young will not forget the way they have been bullied and threatened by their president, and nor are they likely to forget the selfishness of the 68ers who are as spoiled now as they were half a century ago.
69   Patrick   2021 Aug 31, 9:39am  

https://spectatorworld.com/topic/macron-vaccine-passport-uniting-french-anti-fascists-nationalists/


Macron’s vaccine passport is uniting French anti-fascists and nationalists
A troubling fissure is emerging between the generations in France

August 2, 2021 | 12:01 pm

Two weeks ago, according to the government, approximately 114,000 marched; and last week it was 161,000. To break the 200,000 mark is an indication of how the protest movement is growing.

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The demonstrators come from all cross-sections of society, and are overwhelmingly passive. The march I witnessed in Paris on Saturday featured an impressive array of fancy dress, dozens of children, a lot of dancing, and scores of placards relaying various messages, none of which were complimentary to President Macron.

What was also notable was the low-key police presence. I saw none of the riot squad, only the regular Paris police, some of whom chatted happily to the demonstrators as they filed past.

Unfortunately the coverage in much of the British media has reflected none of this spirit. The headline on the Sky News website on Sunday morning was ‘Vaccine passport critics clash with police in Paris.’ Underneath was a brief video clip of a few angry demonstrators confronting riot police at the Place de la Bastille.


The British press is entirely corrupt as well, in the pockets of globalist Pharma companies.
70   Patrick   2021 Sep 1, 1:05pm  

https://twitter.com/Not_the_Bee/status/1432077923960463362


Rasta Redpill
@RastaRedpill
Aug 29
London cops are using attack dogs against anti-vaccine passport protesters.

Eyes Wide Open
@justforfuntoo2
Aug 29
Replying to @RastaRedpill
That makes me so sad. Dogs are amazing when trained to help innocent people.

Papabear
@Papabear_steve
Aug 30
Cops too...


Nasty video.



72   Patrick   2021 Sep 1, 1:11pm  

https://notthebee.com/article/huge-protests-in-berlin-and-london-against-covid-restrictions-this-weekend

Aug 31st, 2021 8:53 am
It's nice to have Europeans protest tyranny for a change!


https://www.rt.com/uk/533344-london-vaccine-passport-protest/


Protesters have packed into central London in a demonstration against the government’s ongoing plans to introduce so-called vaccine passports. Though largely ignored by the media, “thousands” of people reportedly took part.
The protest march kicked off at Hyde Park on Saturday afternoon and set off across Vauxhall Bridge and toward Clapham Common. London’s Metropolitan Police reported road blockages and bus delays along the route, and officers remained in close proximity to the marchers at all times.

Video footage showed a dense crowd of people in attendance. Some waved religious banners, some held placards opposing vaccination full stop, and others demanded the government drop its plans to require patrons of certain venues be vaccinated against Covid-19.

Medical freedom protest underway in London. We must not accept medical segregation in any civilised society., #mybodymychoice#londonprotest#august28#NoVaccinePassportsAnywhere#NoMedicalApartheidpic.twitter.com/Mt4VGhR5rQ

— Gillian McKeith (@GillianMcKeith) August 28, 2021
🔴LIVE: Medical Freedom Protest | LondonWatch now: https://t.co/YnamURzgeA#LondonProtest#AntiVaxPassport#MedicalFreedom#LIVE#Livestream#London#Freedom#Protest#Police#VaccinePassportpic.twitter.com/i0NdcUXHrC

— Subject Access (@SubjectAccesss) August 28, 2021
#londonprotest on the move #together#NoVaccinePassportsAnywherepic.twitter.com/vBEyf81glT

— Alan D Miller (@alanvibe) August 28, 2021




74   DhammaStep   2021 Sep 1, 2:45pm  

I'm unable to verify for myself, but supposedly the truckies have begun the blockade in Lostrailia. If true, my thoughts are with those brave truckies, especially now that Aus has a law to do whatever they want to your digital devices...
75   richwicks   2021 Sep 1, 3:15pm  

I'm telling everybody here:

If this vaccine IS a jab, it is our moral responsibility to kill off everybody that pushed this vaccine and to sterilize all their progeny. I don't care if the kids are 8.

If they're really pulling this shit, we end their genetic line, not just them.
76   Patrick   2021 Sep 1, 5:16pm  

richwicks says
it is our moral responsibility to kill off everybody that pushed this vaccine


It is certainly the government's moral responsibility to try, and then hang, everyone who is proven to have participated in this crime against humanity, starting with Fauci.

If the government will not provide justice, then the government is not legitimate and must be replaced, exactly as the Declaration of Independence states.

But children are innocent until they commit crimes of their own.
77   Patrick   2021 Sep 1, 5:19pm  

DhammaStep says
I'm unable to verify for myself, but supposedly the truckies have begun the blockade in Lostrailia. If true, my thoughts are with those brave truckies, especially now that Aus has a law to do whatever they want to your digital devices...


I hope our truckers do the same.

Please keep us updated if you hear more, @DhammaStep
78   AmericanKulak   2021 Sep 1, 5:21pm  

Patrick says
https://twitter.com/Not_the_Bee/status/1432077923960463362


Rasta Redpill
@RastaRedpill
Aug 29
London cops are using attack dogs against anti-vaccine passport protesters.

Eyes Wide Open
@justforfuntoo2
Aug 29
Replying to @RastaRedpill
That makes me so sad. Dogs are amazing when trained to help innocent people.

Papabear
@Papabear_steve
Aug 30
Cops too...


Nasty video.





Yep. So annoy the functionaries, don't worry about the Head Honcho first.
80   richwicks   2021 Sep 2, 7:09pm  

Shaman says
If the French don’t revolt, then they really are as cucked and a bunch of pussies as we always thought they were.


Come on - if the French are pussies, Americans are the pussy's pussies.

We have LGBTQ nonsense being taught in grade school. Kids are being asked about their "gender preference" in Kindergarten. We've bombed 7 nations in the last 20 years - who supports that? Nobody opposes it. We've been in lockdown for over a year, over a 14 day "flatten the curve" emergency. We allow our press to constantly lie to us. Most Americans continue to use websites that censor them. Tons of Americans allow a fucking telescreen from 1984 to be in their home in the form of Alexa, or Google Home, or just a plain old smart tv. We allow the government to make illegal immigrants "illegal" and don't demand they enforce the law. We allow our current "president" to accept bribes by his crackhead son selling bribes in the form of "art". This is our current president and his son:


original link
We put up with BLATANT hypocrisy.

We are told we are the land of the free and the brave. That's complete bullshit. We allowed an election to be stolen. We allowed George W. Bush get away with lying us into a war, which we know for a FACT he lied us into a war.

Don't criticize the French when you're an American. We're the biggest fucking cucked pussies in the fucking world.

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