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Protesters rally nationwide against Trump at ‘No Kings’ events

Thousands of “No Kings” rallies kicked off nationwide on Saturday against President Trump and his policies. 

Defiant Democrats have embraced this weekend’s protests, while GOP lawmakers bash the protests as “hate America” demonstrations.  “Showing up to express dissent against an out-of-control administration, that’s as American as motherhood, baseball and apple pie,” House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) said Friday.

Saturday’s protests follow a series of June marches that coincided with the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary military parade in Washington, D.C., which also happened to be Trump’s 79th birthday. 

The rallies are taking place amidst the government shutdown as well federal troop deployments across the country.

Insurrection 2025

The Insurrection Act of 1807 has suddenly popped into the news again. It is a quick way to get into Martial Law, and has been in the news a number of times in the past few years. Let’s revisit the issues and see if this time, in 2025, will be different. The Insurrection Act or 1807 was frequently mentioned then the 2020 election was stolen from President Trump, and again in 2021 when the National Guard was called up for January 6 unrest in Washington DC. Now we have the National Guard in a number of cities. Are we poised for Martial Law again?

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Comment by SongStar101 on January 24, 2019 at 11:08pm

The Yellow Vest Movement Has Gone Global

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-01-20/yellow-vest-movement-has-...

The Yellow Vest anti-government movement started in France on November 17, when over 300,000 people across France protested a carbon tax on fuel that French President Emmanuel Macron touted as evidence of France's leadership when it comes to mitigating climate change. 

The Yellow Vest protests quickly evolved into a general anti-government movement - with hundreds of thousands of angry French citizens taking to the streets for ten straight weeks of mostly peaceful protests marked with pockets of violence, looting and mayhem. 

What's more - the movement has gone worldwide - with perhaps the most notable protests outside France taking place in Belgium, where Brussels riot cops have dealt with week after week of protesters blocking oil depot and throwing hard objects at them. 

On December 8, Belgians attempted to breach a riot barricade while calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Charles Michel, resulting in around 100 arrests. 

And while most of the protests outside of France happened last month, this is a good list to note where discontent is mounting. 

  • Bulgaria: Yellow Vests began protesting the same weekend as the French movement - coming out in force on November 16 to protest in front of parliament and demand the resignation of the government. 
  • Canada: Yellow Vest protests have taken place in more than a dozen cities across Canada - largely campaigning against the carbon price, Canada's participation in the UN's Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration, the Trudeau administration and other issues. 
  • Croatia: Croatians came out in force on December 15, gathering in Ban Jelacic Square. 

  • Egypt: An Egyptian A lawyer was arrested and jailed for 15 days after he posted a picture of himself wearing a Yellow Vest in support of the French protests. 
  • Finland: Finns came out in force in mid-December as well, gathering in front of Parliament in opposition to the UN's Global Migration pact. 
  • Germany: Marching in solidarity with the French, German Yellow Vests similarly came out against the UN migration pact. 
  • Iraq: Yellow Vests demonstrated in Basra, Iraq on December 5 to protest poor job opportunities among other things. They were reportedly fired upon with live ammunition by police. 

  • Israel: Yellow Vests held a rally at the Azrieli Centre Mall in Tel Aviv on December 14. 

  • Italy: There have been several ongoing Yellow Vest protests in Italy over the last several months, with some protesting the government's hard-line stance against illegal migrants, and other pro-government activists protesting against the EU. In January, Italy's ruling government came out in support of the Yellow Vest movement, which AFP noted was "extremely rare for European leaders to back anti-government protesters in a fellow member state." 
  • Netherlands: The Dutch joined the party at the beginning of December, blocking roads, roundabouts and tollbooths. 
  • Pakistan: Hundreds of engineers came out in December to protest government services and pay. 

  • Poland: Polish Yellow Vests protested in November and December, blocking the A2 motorway outside of Warsaw, demanding compensation for pigs they were required to slaughter, as well as the import of unlabeled Ukrainian agricultural products. 
  • Portugal: On 21 December 2018, a "Coletes Amarelos" or "Yellow Vest" rally was held under the slogan "Vamos Parar Portugal", roughly translating to "Let's Bring Portugal to a Halt".

  • Russia: Yellow Vests protested right before Christmas in Moscow's Hyde Park against increased parking fees. "I’m a driver with 20 years of experience, and I can understand that the authorities want to free the city and make it accessible to pedestrians," said resident Tamara Papuashvili, adding " it's just a disgrace. You can use the metro, but there are more and more people there, it just cannot cope."

  • Serbia: Civil rights organisation "Združena akcija Krov nad glavom" began using yellow vests in its protests to show solidarity with the French protesters, as well as opposition to high fuel prices. Serbians have protested for six weeks in a row. 

  • Taiwan: The Tax and Legal Reform League which has been protesting against high taxes since 2016 organized a yellow vest march on December 19. 

  • Tunisia: A derivative group, the Gilets Rouges (Red Vests), called for protests over the ailing economy. 
  • United Kingdom: UK Yellow Vests are mostly right wing, pro-Brexit groups who have held rallies in London and other UK cities. 

Comment by SongStar101 on January 15, 2019 at 10:58pm

French riot police are now using semi-automatic weapons with live ammunition against Yellow Vest protestors as Macron's law and order crisis spirals

  • Officers were filmed brandishing weapons by Arc de Triomphe in Paris today
  • Riot police were on crowd control duty today facing off a mob of Gilet Jaunes
  • Rifles at demonstration by unarmed citizens show how Macron crisis intensifies
  • Last week former conservative minster said live fire should be used on 'thugs'

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6586991/French-riot-police...

French riot police have deployed semi-automatic weapons with live ammunition against Yellow Vest protestors for the first time.

Officers were filmed brandishing Heckler & Koch G36 weapons by the Arc de Triomphe in Paris on Saturday afternoon.

The presence of semi-automatic rifles at a demonstration by unarmed French citizens shows how President Emmanuel Macron’s law and order crisis spirals. 

It comes after former conservative minister Luc Ferry called for live fire to be used against the ‘thugs’ from the Yellow Vest movement who he says 'beat up police'. 

Riot police were on crowd control duty today facing off a mob of Gilet Jaunes or Yellow Vests - named after the bright high-visibility clothing.

Live ammunition 30 cartridge magazines could be seen as officers marched the streets, although none were used as 5000 police were deployed on the streets of the French capital.

Yellow Vest protestor Gilles Caron said: ‘The CRS with the guns were wearing riot control helmets and body armour – they were not a specialised firearms unit.

‘Their job was simply to threaten us with lethal weapons in a manner which is very troubling. We deserve some explanations.’

The CRS are known for their tough approach to policing, frequently using distinctively wide-barrelled guns to fire flash-ball projectiles and tear gas canisters.

But until now, the guns used have mainly been associated with specialist military units, as well as the elite GIPN police intervention squads, and the BAC anti-criminal brigade.

A French National Police spokesman confirmed that the CRS were equipped with H&K G36s on Saturday, but would not discuss their operational use ‘for security reasons’.

A G36 was stolen from inside a police van during a similar Yellow Vest demonstration by the Arc de Triomphe on December 1.

A number of vehicles belonging to the 21stIntervention Company of the Paris Prefecture were stormed, suggesting that the theft was an opportunistic one during a day of intense violence, when the Arc de Triomphe itself was vandalised.

Last week, Luc Ferry, who was France’s education minister in the early 2000s, responded to a series of attacks on police by the Yellow Vests by calling for live fire against them.

r Ferry, who is now a full time philosopher, said: ‘What I don’t understand is that we don’t give the means to the police to put an end to this violence.'

When it was suggested that guns might lead to wounding or worse, Mr Ferry said: ‘So what? Listen, frankly, when you see guys beating up an unfortunate policeman on the floor, that’s when they should use their weapons once and for all! That’s enough.’

Police were attacked in major cities including Paris on Saturday on an Act 9 Day of Rage by the Yellow Vests, who have pledged to continue their campaign calling for social, political and economic reforms indefinitely.

Mr Macron’s government has launched a crackdown on their methods, pledging a new anti-riot law to deal with them. 

Comment by SongStar101 on January 15, 2019 at 10:49pm

General Strike in India: 200 Million Workers Oppose the Government’s Labor Law

http://www.leftvoice.org/General-Strike-in-India-200-Million-Worker...

On Wednesday, 200 million workers took part in the second day of a general strike in India against the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, whose labor law worsens working conditions and prevents unionization.

A strike called by a dozen union federations in India has for the second day affected several cities throughout the country, including its capital, New Delhi, paralyzing part of public transportation, trade and banking services.

The strike was called in protest against the labor policies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Diverse unions that organized 200 million workers throughout the country led the strike, with a strong presence in the states of Kerala (south), Bengal (east), Odisha (east), Maharashtra (west), Karnataka (southwest) and Delhi (north), authorities and local media reported.

In the capital, hundreds of workers also called a demonstration at Parliament to demand that lawmakers oppose the central government’s labor policies.
According to the Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU), one of the strike’s organizers, the workers are protesting unemployment, the rising price of food and other basic goods and the government’s measures that roll back employees’ health care benefits.

The rising unemployment and prices of basic products were already damaging the life conditions of the Indian working class. In this context of discontent, the new labor law makes the workers’ situation more desperate.

The unions have said the law would increase the superexploitation of employees and annihilate the rights of trade unions.

According to the Asia News website, the law “enables the government to assume a discretionary power when it comes to recognizing or not workers organizations, effectively eliminating the current negotiation, based on the joint consensus of employees, employers and government.”

According to The Telegraph, the unions have also said that "under the current regulations, factories that employ more than 100 workers must go through the lengthy bureaucratic process of seeking government approval to lay off staff. In attempt to free up the businesses during an economic downtown, Mr Modi’s government has proposed that factories with less than 300 workers should be allowed to make redundancies without the need for state approval".

Workers are also demanding the approval of a social security act to protect workers’ health care, pensions and to establish a minimum wage of 24,000 rupees (almost 300 euros) for the transport sector.

Comment by Juan F Martinez on January 3, 2019 at 6:31pm

CHINA PREPARES FOR 'PERIOD OF MAJOR CHANGE NEVER SEEN IN A CENTURY' IN 2019 NEW YEAR'S SPEECH  12/31/18

Chinese President Xi Jinping has shared his aspirations for the upcoming year in a speech signaling an era of great change as his country prepares to celebrate seven decades of communist rule.

Wishing viewers and listeners an early Happy New Year from Beijing, Xi recalled Monday that "time stops for no one, and the seasons keep changing." He praised the country's rapid economic development, efforts to combat poverty and pollution, as well as "the hard work of people from all of China's ethnic groups, who are the trail-blazers of the new era." The Chinese leader said the nation would continue to support peaceful initiatives worldwide, such as his ambitious "One Belt, One Road" project to expand Beijing's economic footprint abroad.

"Looking at the world at large, we're facing a period of major change never seen in a century," Xi said. "No matter what these changes bring, China will remain resolute and confident in its defense of its national sovereignty and security. And China's sincerity and goodwill to safeguard world peace and promote common development will remain unchanged.

"We will continue to push ahead with the joint construction of the Belt and Road Initiative, and continue to advocate for the development of a community of shared future for mankind. And we will work tirelessly for a more prosperous and beautiful world," he added.

https://www.newsweek.com/china-major-change-2019-new-years-1276040

Comment by Matt B on December 13, 2018 at 7:44am

Australian Court Finds Cardinal Pell Guilty of Sexual Abuse.

A Melbourne court has reportedly convicted the Vatican’s finance chief, Cardinal George Pell, of sexually abusing two choir boys in the 1990s when he was archbishop of Melbourne.

By Thomas D. Williams, 12 Dec 2018.

https://www.breitbart.com/faith/2018/12/12/australian-court-finds-c...

After more than three days of deliberations, the court handed down a guilty verdict Tuesday by a unanimous consent of the jury. If the verdict is confirmed, it will be the highest-ranking condemnation of a Church official for a crime of sexual abuse.

Last year, Cardinal Pell requested a dispensation from his duties in Rome to travel to Melbourne to defend himself against the charges against him, which he has always denied. The Holy See has not yet commented on the reports.

The trial has been kept under strict secrecy, after a judge placed a gag order on all press coverage of the trial in Australia. Now, however, several Australian media outlets have reported that Pell has been found guilty of all charges.

The gag order, which still remains in place in Australia, was reportedly granted to “prevent a real and substantial risk of prejudice to the proper administration of justice.”

Pell continues to maintain his innocence and will almost certainly appeal the decision.

“All along I have been completely consistent and clear in my total rejection of these allegations,” Pell said last year. “News of these charges strengthens my resolve and the court proceedings now offer me an opportunity to clear my name and then return back to Rome to work.”

During the course of the trial, the cardinal has resided in a house of the diocese, although the Australian Church has noted that Pell personally paid for all the expenses of his defense.

The cardinal will face a second trial early next year on separate charges that he “sexually offended” two boys while playing games in a swimming pool in his home town of Ballarat, Victoria, in the 1970s when Pell was a priest in the area.

The prelate has always forcefully denied these accusations as well, and his lawyer, Robert Richter, said in 2017 that there is “voluminous” evidence to show that “what was alleged is impossible.”

Pell had been tapped by Pope Francis in 2014 to conduct a serious reform of Vatican finances, but met with increasing resistance as he began discovering large sums of money that had not been recorded in financial statements: 94 million euros in the Secretariat for State, later followed by nearly 1 billion euros in various other departments.

The Secretariat of State, the Administration of the Patrimony of the Holy See (APSA), and the Governorate of the Vatican City State reportedly resisted implementing tighter rules on transparency, compliance, and accounting, “largely because they might reveal corrupt practices or involve a loss of power among the so-called ‘old guard.’”

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Comment by jorge namour on November 18, 2018 at 8:46pm

FRANCE Yellow vests Gilets jaunes

BREAKING NEWS - The "yellow vests" take action (1 dead, +400 wounded)
http://www.wikistrike.com/2018/11/les-gilets-jaunes-passent-a-l-act...

http://video.lefigaro.fr/figaro/video/revivez-les-moments-forts-des...

Review on 18 November

1 death

409 wounded including 14 people in serious condition

Nearly 300,000 protesters

The "yellow vests" began to gather on Saturday, November 17 at dawn to block roads and strategic points across the country. This unprecedented "general mobilization" of citizens against rising fuel prices is to be followed live on franceinfo.

About 1,500 ACTIONS are expected in the territory, of which only a hundred were reported: blocking roads, supermarkets, gas stations ...

Near the Paris ring road, Porte Maillot, protesters with a few signs gathered before 7am.

Three-quarters of the French support the movement and 15% plan to participate, according to an Odoxa survey conducted for Franceinfo and Le Figaro.

Grounds for grievances have widened beyond the rise in fuel prices to a more comprehensive denunciation of the government's taxation policy and lower purchasing power.
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Yellow vests, the contagion: Belgium and Bulgaria have started!

http://www.wikistrike.com/2018/11/gilets-jaunes-la-belgique-et-la-b...

Vests make children across Europe, as the movement of yellow vests pushed in the streets of France 1.2 million protesters according to the union of "police angry" and that brought together 10.5 million people in total (activists and sympathizers) is exported beyond the borders of France.

In Belgium, yellow vests have blocked roundabouts and fuel depots , especially in Wallonia, blocking traffic. In this country, a political movement will be launched for the next elections , which can give ideas to the French, only missing a leader.

In Bulgaria too, yellow vests took to the streets in Sofia as in other big cities of the country.

Thousands of Bulgarians blocked on Sunday the main roads and border posts between Bulgaria and Turkey and between Bulgaria and Greece to protest the soaring fuel prices in a context of dissatisfaction due to the low standard of living in the country. the poorest country in the European Union.

Embryos of calls for demonstration are also born in other EU countries. What is happening in France could well be anchored in time thanks to the participation of our European neighbors.

The rising cost of living is the common denominator. And this problem goes beyond France alone.
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British army prepares to quell anti-Brexit riots

http://www.wikistrike.com/2018/11/l-armee-britannique-se-prepare-a-...

According to the Sunday Times of November 18, 2018, the British Army was tasked with preparing to maintain order in the big cities of the United Kingdom alongside the police.

Comment by Recall 15 on October 20, 2018 at 2:47am

Caravan continues at Guatemala-Mexico Bridge Border: 

Although the first groups of Honduran migrants crossed into Mexico today, after authorities of the Consulate of that country indicated that they will extend humanitarian visas and pass them on their way to the United States. Thousands of people who were in front of the metal gate threw it and went to the Mexican side.

https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=es&tl=en&js=y&...

Comment by Recall 15 on October 15, 2018 at 7:32pm

Honduras Border, Central America:

A caravan of Honduran migrants arrives at the border with Guatemala
The goal of more than a thousand immigrants, including entire families, is to reach the United States.

The objective of the more than one thousand immigrants, among which there are entire families, is to arrive in the United States, which has already warned that it will not let them pass, as well as the Guatemalan and Mexican authorities.

A group of a thousand and a half Honduran migrants heading to the United States, to which they are increasingly joining, came to the border with Guatemala this Sunday (14.10.2018), according to organizers and witnesses.

From:

https://translate.google.com/?hl=es#es/en/Am%C3%A9rica%20Latina%0AL...(Reuters%2FJ.%20Cabrera%20)%0A%0AUn%20grupo%20de%20un%20millar%20y%20medio%20de%20migrantes%20hondure%C3%B1os%20en%20direcci%C3%B3n%20a%20Estados%20Unidos%2C%20a%20los%20que%20cada%20vez%20se%20van%20uniendo%20m%C3%A1s%2C%20lleg%C3%B3%20a%20la%20frontera%20con%20Guatemala%20este%20domingo%20(14.10.2018)%2C%20seg%C3%BAn%20organizadores%20y%20testigos.

Comment by Juan F Martinez on July 25, 2018 at 6:00pm

Federal court rules Constitution gives right to carry guns in public. Just in time for the expected LAWLESSNESS and CHAOS headed our way during the coming Cataclysms.  JULY 25, 2018

https://americanmilitarynews.com/2018/07/federal-court-rules-consti...

A U.S. federal appeals court on Tuesday ruled that the Second Amendment of the Constitution guarantees the right to openly carry a gun in public for self-defense.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reached a two-to-one decision, finding that the state of Hawaii infringed on plaintiff George Young’s rights when it denied him a permit the state requires to openly carry a gun in public on two occasions.

The federal appeals court ruled that the U.S. Constitution’s Second Amendment guarantees the right to openly carry a gun in public for self-defense, making the San Francisco-based court the sixth U.S. appeals court to interpret the Second Amendment that way.

Hawaii is one of 15 states that requires a license or permit to openly carry a handgun.

In 2008, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled for the first time that the Second Amendment protected an individual’s right to keep guns at home for self-defense.

Comment by Matt B on May 18, 2018 at 11:14pm

All of Chile's 34 bishops RESIGN over a sex abuse and cover-up scandal after crisis meeting with the Pope

  • Pope Francis has accused Chile's bishops of destroying evidence of sex crimes 
  • Francis said the entire Chilean church hierarchy was collectively responsible
  • In a leaked 2,300-page report, the pope blasted the entire Chilean church hierarchy for their 'grave defects' in handling abuse cases
  • All 34 Chilean bishops have now offered to resign following the crisis meeting 

19 May 2018

All 34 Chilean bishops who attended a crisis meeting this week with Pope Francis about the cover-up of sexual abuse in their country have offered to resign, it has emerged.

The bishops also apologised to Chile, the victims of abuse and the pope for the scandal as they released an extraordinary joint statement.

It was not immediately clear if the pope had accepted their resignation.

The bishops announced at the end of an emergency summit with Pope Francis that all 31 active bishops and three retired ones in Rome had signed a document offering to resign and putting their fate in the hands of the pope.

Francis can accept the resignations one by one, reject them or delay a decision.

It marked the first known time in history that an entire national bishops conference had offered to resign en masse over scandal, and laid bare the devastation that the abuse crisis has caused the Catholic Church in Chile and beyond.

Calls had mounted for the resignations after details emerged of the contents of a 2,300-page Vatican report into the Chilean scandal leaked early Friday.

Francis had accused the bishops of destroying evidence of sex crimes, pressuring investigators to minimize abuse accusations and showing 'grave negligence' in protecting children from paedophile priests.

In one of the most damning documents from the Vatican on the issue, Francis said the entire Chilean church hierarchy was collectively responsible for 'grave defects' in handling cases and the resulting loss of credibility that the Catholic Church has suffered.

'No one can exempt himself and place the problem on the shoulders of the others,' Francis wrote in the document, which was published by Chilean T13 television and confirmed as accurate Friday by the Vatican.

In a statement in response, the Chilean bishops said the contents of the document were 'absolutely deplorable' and showed an 'unacceptable abuse of power and conscience,' as well as sexual abuse.

They asked forgiveness to the victims, the pope and all Catholics and vowed to repair the damage.

Francis summoned the entire bishops' conference to Rome after admitting that he had made 'grave errors in judgement' in the case of Bishop Juan Barros, who is accused by victims of Chilean priest, the Rev. Fernando Karadima, of witnessing and ignoring their abuse.

But the scandal grew beyond the Barros case after Francis received the report written by two Vatican sex crimes experts sent to Chile to get a handle on the scope of the problem.

Their report hasn't been made public, but Francis cited its core findings in the footnotes of the document that he handed over to the bishops at the start of their summit this week.

And those findings are damning.

(continued)

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5744503/Chilean-bishops-off...

ZetaTalk Chat Q&A for May 31, 2018

http://zetatalk.com/ning/31ma2018.htm

Pope retirement

Once again the enigmatic Q shows his insights and accuracy. It is May, and the Pope is murmuring about resigning. It was early April that Q predicted a “terrible May” for the Pope. What would the issue be? The rampant pedophilia in the Catholic church was in the past hidden from the public as the Church threatened the victims and paid them for silence. Then there was a period of time where these practices were exposed in the media, with many priests being expelled. Past practices haunt those still in charge of the Church, and even the innocent are tainted by what others have done.

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