March 2012 World Protests As Our Minds Move To A New Level Of Consciousness

[People4People]

The Awakening Is Happening!!!!

Mar 31, 2012

Point Break: 'Spain Last Nail In Euro-coffin'

Eurozone finance ministers have agreed to boost the EU's rescue fund to 800 billion euros, to help countries like Spain recover from their crippling debt woes. Spain's financial crisis has prompted the government to announce its biggest austerity measures in over three decades.

The country's vowed to cut 27 billion euros from its budget this year. It comes after tens of thousands of protesters hit the streets on Thursday, to fight against labor reforms.

March 27, 2012

Southall Sikh Protest

Mar 23, 2012

Occupy Oakland 2012 Gets Violent As Police Threaten To Shoot Citizens At Protest

Mar 18, 2012

West Germany

Up to 25,000 people gathered in Bochum in West Germany to protest against an award meant to be given to Turkish prime minister Recep Tayipp Erdogan. T

he demonstration was organized by Germany's Alevi community, who claimed Erdogan's canceled trip was a victory.

However, Erdogan officially did not visit Germany because of the Turkish helicopter crash in Afghanistan on Saturday.

One demonstrator described her feelings: "Here in Germany we are foreigners, we are foreigners in our own country. We do not know where to go as Kurds and as Alevites," she said.

March 18, 2012

Turkey : Turkish police fight Kurdish protesters, one dead‎

Mar 15, 2012

Chile : Chilean Student Protest

Students protesting in front of universidad catolica casa central and police using
unnecessary force to tear gas everyone. The fumes burned everyone's eyes.

March 13th, 2012

Canada : Mile Long Crowd - Montreal Student Anti-Tuition Hike Protest

A large crowd of students convened at Square Victoria and proceeded to protest, terminating at McTavish and Sherbrooke. Eventually, some McGill University students in the crowd broke off and continued to the subsquent McGill Arts Undergraduate Society's General Assembly which included a motion for an indefinite students' "strike".

The General Assembly adjourned with the motion to strike not passed at: 495 for, 609 against, and 16 abstentions.

Mar 12, 2012

3-day Cork Anti-Scientology (CCHR) Protest,

3-day protest against the Scientology front group "Citizens Commission on Human Rights" (CCHR) at the 'Mind Body Spirit' festival in Cork City Hall. Watch as the dwindling Scientologists meet with reality in the form of Anons and ex-Scientologists.

Mar 10, 2012

Rally to Reclaim Wisconsin

On Saturday March 10, 62,000 Wisconsinites returned to the Capitol to mark the one year anniversary of the passage of Gov. Walker's union-busting bill.

Mar 10, 2012

'Free Tibet' protest, London,

Mar 9, 2012

Ports of Auckland Workers Union Rally

Ports of Auckland workers from the Maritime Union of New Zealand, along with many other unions and labor organizations, marched in protest against the forced casualisation of the workforce at the port.

March 1, 2012.

Defend Education NYC March

Students, teachers, parents, workers unite to protest cuts in education spending, and rising student debt. Beginning with a rally at the NYC Department of Education at Tweed Courthouse 52 chambers st, protesters marched over the Brooklyn Bridge to Downtown Brooklyn for several actions and mic checks, and eventually to Fort Greene Park for a rally.

Later all gathered in front of Brooklyn Tech HS to meet up with a community group from Southside Williamsburg Brooklyn who came to give a press conference and to boycott a NYC DOE Panel for Educational Policy (PEP) meeting being held at the school.

[Fiat Facade]

All these peaceful protests taking place, yet nothing ever changes.

You want change?... Give each one of those protesters a full auto AK-47 with 500 rounds each and you will have change... I guarantee it.

[joerobo]

(04-01-2012 11:46 AM)Fiat Facade Wrote:  All these peaceful protests taking place, yet nothing ever changes.

You want change?... Give each one of those protesters a full auto AK-47 with 500 rounds each and you will have change... I guarantee it.

Easy cowboy. That kind of talk will get you a first class ticket to FEMA camp or Gitmo. They are watching and just looking for the excuse.

Ron Paul 2012

[Fiat Facade]

(04-01-2012 03:41 PM)joerobo Wrote:  

(04-01-2012 11:46 AM)Fiat Facade Wrote:  All these peaceful protests taking place, yet nothing ever changes.

You want change?... Give each one of those protesters a full auto AK-47 with 500 rounds each and you will have change... I guarantee it.

Easy cowboy. That kind of talk will get you a first class ticket to FEMA camp or Gitmo. They are watching and just looking for the excuse.

Ron Paul 2012

Maybe you didn't read this part...

All these peaceful protests taking place, yet nothing ever changes.

[Steven1221]

First of all, not only would that make things much worse, but more people would be dead and thugs would be worse, quicker. Second, and more importantly, Joe, what kind of people do you allow to moderate this forum? Is this a peaceful medium of idea exchange? I don't feel comfortable knowing that person is on the management side of this site.

[fr3d]

I agree with Fiat. Violence does solve problems. Made me think of this movie.

[Fiat Facade]

(04-01-2012 06:23 PM)Steven1221 Wrote:  First of all, not only would that make things much worse, but more people would be dead and thugs would be worse, quicker. Second, and more importantly, Joe, what kind of people do you allow to moderate this forum? Is this a peaceful medium of idea exchange? I don't feel comfortable knowing that person is on the management side of this site.

Since when does my opinions/comments have anything to do with how I moderate this forum? Not everyone here is going to agree about everything.

If someone thinks you can change the world with peaceful protests, singing songs while carrying a sign... great. I wish them luck.

[Fiat Facade]

(04-01-2012 03:41 PM)joerobo Wrote:  

(04-01-2012 11:46 AM)Fiat Facade Wrote:  All these peaceful protests taking place, yet nothing ever changes.

You want change?... Give each one of those protesters a full auto AK-47 with 500 rounds each and you will have change... I guarantee it.

Easy cowboy. That kind of talk will get you a first class ticket to FEMA camp or Gitmo. They are watching and just looking for the excuse.

Ron Paul 2012

Our Founding Fathers would disagree with you.

The American revolution was very violent and it did change things for the better.

Peaceful protests do not solve anything. Need proof?... just look at history.

[joerobo]

(04-01-2012 06:48 PM)Fiat Facade Wrote:  

(04-01-2012 03:41 PM)joerobo Wrote:  

(04-01-2012 11:46 AM)Fiat Facade Wrote:  All these peaceful protests taking place, yet nothing ever changes.

You want change?... Give each one of those protesters a full auto AK-47 with 500 rounds each and you will have change... I guarantee it.

Easy cowboy. That kind of talk will get you a first class ticket to FEMA camp or Gitmo. They are watching and just looking for the excuse.

Ron Paul 2012

Our Founding Fathers would disagree with you.

The American revolution was very violent and it did change things for the better.

Peaceful protests do not solve anything. Need proof?... just look at history.

I didn't say you were incorrect. I was merely pointing out that saying it out loud in the 21st century Amerikan Gulag is likely to land your ass in a "re-education camp". I'm sure all entries to this site and all others like it run through NSA profiling machines and too many flags are likely to draw unwanted attention from DHS.

Ron Paul 2012

[Steven1221]

Right. So our "founding fathers" (who just happened to be made of the same moral fabric as those they were fighting) used violence and "changed things", is that right? That was some solid long lasting change I guess. Throughout those couple hundred years, all the social strife and unethical top down leadership. Really "changed things".

And the difference between a moderator espousing a viewpoint such as yours previously expressed in this thread, and a random member expressing the same sentiment, is that it risks (moreso than when a member speaks the same) brandishing the entire community as violent extremists due to the moderators relation to the owners of the site. Moderators are there to ensure members comply with rules, not provide opinions, in my opinion.

[Fiat Facade]

(04-01-2012 07:34 PM)Steven1221 Wrote:  Right. So our "founding fathers" (who just happened to be made of the same moral fabric as those they were fighting) used violence and "changed things", is that right? That was some solid long lasting change I guess. Throughout those couple hundred years, all the social strife and unethical top down leadership. Really "changed things".

And the difference between a moderator espousing a viewpoint such as yours previously expressed in this thread, and a random member expressing the same sentiment, is that it risks (moreso than when a member speaks the same) brandishing the entire community as violent extremists due to the moderators relation to the owners of the site. Moderators are there to ensure members comply with rules, not provide opinions, in my opinion.

I want to make sure I understand what you're saying here... I can't have an opinion because I am a moderator? That is absurd.

Once more: If you think you can change the world with peaceful protests, singing songs, beating on drums and carrying signs... good luck to you Steven.

TPTB looks out the window laughing at the protestors marching down the street and say: "As long as they pay their taxes, they can protest all they want".

[JPMsecretagent]

Guarantee if violence were to break out, MSM and gov would react with a full assault at labeling those involved as domestic terrorist. The Gov would Quickly pick-up those now on secret watch list. (some on this forum?) Most likely gain support of the American sheeple to stomp it out quickly. If that failed? They would play the divide and concur game saturating the airways with divisive stories. They seem to be playing a mild version of this today. Add in another false flag......and an internet crack-down, think you get the picture.

It's obvious that the "system" has front loaded the playing field in anticipation for such an event, regardless of the flash-point. What the TPTB Fear most is a united front against them. The longer this plays out, the more people are waking up to the social engineers game......the better the odds of a non-violent solution imo. Something many of these megalomaniacs would prefer not occur. Having hired mercenaries guarding TPTB while Americans attack each-other would be heaven to some of these lunatics imo. Perhaps a large military coup would be the most effective at restoring the constitution and jailing the financial / political criminals now in control?

My vote is for a peaceful solution. Unfortunately, history seems to be on the side of violence for real change.

[Steven1221]

I think that was well written JpM.

Facade, to be clear, and I thought I was but then again I am not very good with words. I don't think that a site you moderate is an appropriate venue for your opinions.

[Fiat Facade]

(04-01-2012 10:41 PM)Steven1221 Wrote:  Facade, to be clear, and I thought I was but then again I am not very good with words. I don't think that a site you moderate is an appropriate venue for your opinions.

Does this rule apply to Jsnip too since he is the adminstrator?

You're entitled to your opinion... but so is everyone else here, including me.

If my opinions/comments do not meet your ideals, oh well.