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Read this article: www.abc.net.au 26 January 2012: 'Amnesia Day'. WTF happened? People gathered in front of Old Parliament House to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy. The peaceful day was suddenly interrupted when someone announced that Tony Abbott was speaking to the press only meters away from the site. (It is important to know that, that very morning, the mainstream media (eg. Sky News) had reported that Abbott had made a provocative statement to the press - that the Embassy should be removed - which predictably caused anger among the Embassy crowd. As it later turned out, the media had distorted Abbot's actual words, which were: "...I think a lot has changed since then and I think it probably is time to move on from that". The events that followed can be traced back to this sub-standard and incompetent bit of shitty journalism. Whichever way you look at it, Abbott's statement was ill-chosen - given the significance of the day - implying as it did that the Embassy no longer served a vital purpose and that Aboriginal people should get over the past, accept a token apology, and "move on". Nevertheless, if Abbott's actual words had been reported correctly, the Embassy crowd might not have reacted with such anger. Instead, the Embassy crowd rushed to confront the Leader of the Opposition about his inflammatory statement. Within minutes, they had grown and surrounded the glass-walled restaurant, chanting/banging on the windows, disrupting the <b>...</b>
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A total of 100000 Greeks took to the streets to demonstrate against the government's planned sparepakke Sunday. Several buildings were burned in the capital Athens. Category: News & Politics Tags: Athens Greece Iphone Fireworks Police Cops Court ron paul gold silver
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Occupy demonstrators stop and rally at Jackson and LaSalle streets at the end of a day of marches and violence at the hands of Chicago Police. In this video you can hear organizers telling everyone to "go home". Suddenly, a phalanx Chicago Police wearing riot helmets and carrying batons advanced at a trot west on Jackson and formed a menacing line anchored at the corner of the Board of Trade Building. No order to disperse was given. You can hear me asking repeatedly if we were being detained or if we were free to leave. I received no answer at any time. Chicago Police Superintendent McCarthy arrived on scene and conferred with his commanders. Shortly after this last clip ended, the police moved aside and let the demonstrators proceed west on Jackson in an attempt to disperse. It was only minutes after these events that a police van struck several demonstrators without warning, injuring one who was transported to the hospital. I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (www.youtube.com
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EGYPTY REVOLUTION 2011,Qasr al-Nil Bridge witnessed violent clashes between the Central Security Forces, and the rebel Liberation Fri in anger. Security tried to disperse demonstrators in every way, using rubber bullets and tear gas, and even armored vehicles that were going to intimidate the demonstrators. But the rebel Liberation managed to defeat the security forces and crossed the Bridge Kasr El Nil, to Iatsamua in Tahrir Square in waiting to overthrow the regime.
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Riot police used truncheons, tear gas, stun grenades and "less lethal" weapons in an hours-long attempt to turn back hundreds of protesters in downtown Oakland on the evening of Tuesday, October 25th. The extraordinary scenes played out some twelve hours after police used chemical agents to clear the tent city that had occupied Frank Ogawa Plaza for the previous two weeks. At least 85 were arrested during that morning raid; no word yet on the evening arrests, though KCBS reported at least 5 additional protesters were arrested.
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Unedited footage of NYPD arresting demonstrators in Times Square and charging through the crowd on horses. This was shot 46th St, facing Broadway. It's shaky because the police kept pushing the barricades at us.
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Today is the International Day of Solidarity with the People of Palestine. So today we expressed our solidarity by painting messages of support on a wall in Beit Hanoun and demonstrating against the ongoing siege of Gaza. Despite this entire event being completely peaceful on our end, Israelis shot at us and bullets whizzed by within feet of us. You can clearly hear one bullet whizz by myself (Ken O'Keefe) and several others in my area.
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The people of the world not in a complete coma are rising, and it all heads to Palestine. There will be justice in Palestine!
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"Should abortion be illegal?" "Yes." "What should the punishment be?" "Duhhhrrrrr.... I don't know, I don't think things through obviously, because I'm a fundie abortion protester."
Hours after the announcement by President Hosni Mubarak, that he did not intend to run for a new presidential term, went to demonstrations to support his stay in power, the slogan «Yes to Mubarak». I headed towards Tahrir Square demonstrations, which holds firmly to its thousands of young people demanding the departure of Mubarak. Mubarak supporters attacked the peaceful demonstrators on horseback, using batons and Molotov cocktails, and caused injury to hundreds of them. Protesters succeeded in Tahrir Square in the arrest of a number of supporters of Mubarak, and found that they were police officers.
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The Law of Occupation occupy.uslaw.com Twitter http The original slow motion video analysis of NYPD Deputy Inspector Anthony Bologna mace deployment near Union Square on September 24, 2011 as relayed by and credited with strengthening the nascent movement by New York Times, CBS, UPI, The Guardian, Village Voice, and broadcast on MSNBC (citations: occupy.uslaw.com Additional reporting on this and related incidents updated at www.uslaw.com Support additional legal research and reporting at www.wepay.com Lawyers / Journalists wishing to contribute reporting or commentary, contact us (via youtube message or contact form on uslaw.com website.) Raw video "PEACEFUL FEMALE PROTESTORS PENNED IN THE STREET AND MACED!": youtu.be
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On Sunday 30 January, hundreds of thousands of people gathered in a demonstration against the regime and Hosni Mubarak, in Tahrir Square, Cairo. In the video, they are chanting: We Won't Leave...He Will Leave. By: Ramy Raoof. License: Creative Commons - Attribution creativecommons.org
One of Brigstocke's few appearances in 2009. Copyright BBC/Marcus Brigstocke etc, this makes the point that if you really care about something, you should show that in all ways.
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Video clip from Thursday morning demonstration in Cairo, Egypt. Egyptians and internationals in the Gaza Freedom March assembled to protest Egypts crackdown on their freedom of movement. Police attempted to blockade some activists in their hotels, and allowed only a small number to travel to the border with Gaza. Video by Kayvan Farchadi with Sam Husseini. More at husseini.posterous.com
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La estancia del candidato de la alianza Compromiso por México no fue del todo tersa y su cierre, en la Alameda de León, fue de lo más desafortunado. Entre gritos de "asesino", "asesino", "asesino"; "fuera", "fuera" "fuera"; "que se calle", "que se calle; y "el pueblo consciente no vota por un copete", Peña Nieto firmó su compromiso para "consolidar la red hospitalaria para Oaxaca"
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Week-long demonstrations over a proposed rise in university tuition fees have erupted into violence in Quebec. Police in Montreal clashed with thousands of students who accuse the government of sabotaging negotiations for a settlement. Riot police have so far arrested 85 people after a government exclusion of a student group from talks triggered activist ire. Students have flooded Montreal's streets over the past few days, up in arms over tuition fee hikes that would see costs rise by 75 percent over the next five years. Thursday's riots were declared illegal after demonstrators reportedly pelted police officers with projectiles and threw garbage into the streets. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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Demonstrators from all over America march up Pennsylvania Avenue to Capitol Hill in Washington, DC on September 12. 2009. Their objective is to defend freedom and the US Constitution and to protest the government's plans for massive spending and oppressive policies.
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Black-clad demonstrators have hurled stones and fire bombs at police in front of the Greek parliament as tens of thousands rallied for a nationwide general strike to coincide with a vote on painful new austerity measures. The clashes overshadowed the start of a 48-hour strike which shut down government departments, businesses and public services, as well as shops and bakeries. Flights were cancelled. Al Jazeera's Andrew Simmons reports from Athens.
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Sponsor: FreeKeene.com - NOTICE RIDLEY REPORT YOUTUBE TROUBLES: Since 11/21/09 I'm unable to upload vids on YouTube.com/RidleyReport; not sure why. This is a chance to test our backup infrastructure. For now, 11/22, find my new vids at: www.metacafe.com Time-sensitive: Ridleographer in trouble 11/15/09: Tarrin Lupo from LCLreport.com called Porcupine 411 to announce he has been videotaping arrests, possibly at a gun meeting....at last report he was being questioned, and sounded worried, and urged that we watch his live feed at: qik.com Update 7:20pm 11/15 - the vids have disappeared from Lupo's qik channel. Other NH liberty headlines: Liberty-tolerant Manchester TV station MCAM-23 possibly closing doors Dec. 1... You can donate to MCAM at MCAM.org How you can buy an advert on the Ridley Report RidleyReport.com Images and/or info from YouTube.com Images and/or info from YouTube.com marijuana drug war on drugs ron paul open carry rifle ridleyreport guns firearms new hampshire weapons ar pistol ar-15 fn-fal swiss rifles staters jason free state project doobie nh dave ridley 420 gun free zones celebrations civil disobedience brady bill gun control gun laws manchester new hampshire marijuana cannabis marc emery barry cooper never get busted mount vernon home invasion murder second amendment shooter pot bud Major Nidal Malik Hasan report imam suspect radical muslim ft. hood islam weapons free zone liberty healthiest state vermont fort hood massacre ft. live free or die <b>...</b>
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Protesters in Egypt stage a demonstration over death of 28-year-old businessman. CNN's Ben Wedeman reports. Alexandria, Egypt (CNN) -- Mohamed ElBaradei, the former chief of the UN atomic agency and now an Egyptian reformist figure, joined thousands of people in Alexandria on Friday to protest the death of an Egyptian man and shine a light on police brutality. Khaled Said died after police dragged him out of an internet cafe in Alexandria on June 6 -- a fatality that has since become a lightning rod for human rights activists. Witnesses said two plainclothes police officers beat Said, 28, to death. Egyptian authorities said he died from asphyxiation after he swallowed a packet of drugs. A photograph of his pummeled face is on a Facebook page devoted to him. Video: Egyptians rail against beating death RELATED TOPICS Egypt Human Rights Policy Torture Police Human Rights Watch The circumstances behind Said's death are unclear. Police say he was wanted for theft and weapons possession and that he resisted arrest. Supporters say he was targeted for trying to expose official corruption. The government says it is still investigating the death. ElBaradei visited Said's family Friday to offer his condolences, went to Friday prayers at the Sidi Gaber mosque, and moved through the crowds of protesters as security forces stood guard at the demonstration. He told CNN that such a beating is a practice out of the Middle Ages. "I think the message should be clear," said ElBaradei, making <b>...</b>
Demonstrators in Italy and Greece marched in the streets yesterday to protest the austerity measures that are being brought forth by the new governments of both countries. The European Union has ordered these economic modifications and the people feel their only weapon against the measures are their voices. Charlie McGrath, founder of WideAwakeNews.com, compares the voices in Europe to the voices at the Occupy Wall Street movement. Follow Kristine on Twitter at twitter.com
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Thousands staged demonstrations against the power of banks and for greater democracy in German cities on Saturday, while several thousand Spanish teachers and parents marched in the capital Madrid to protest against austerity measures. In Berlin the second edition of the so-called 'Occupy Berlin' protest against the financial system drew several hundred demonstrators to a march which ended at the Reichstag building, Germany's parliament, on Saturday afternoon. Protesters chanted slogans against banks as they walked past Berlin landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate. After the massive turnout at anti-bank protests last weekend, Berlin police were out in force this Saturday but no serious incidents were reported. A similar demonstration was held in Frankfurt, where several thousand people protested against the power of the banks and for greater democracy. The demonstration was organised by 'Occupy Frankfurt' and the international pro-democracy, anti-globalisation movement 'attac'. The participants marched from the centre of Frankfurt to the European Central Bank building, and a rally was held in front of the Deutsche Bank building. Meanwhile in Spain, several thousand teachers marched in Madrid under banners reading: "Our hopes for the future were never so gloomy" and "For sale", referring to cuts in public education that they say will lead to fewer teachers being employed. Teachers went on strike in Madrid on Thursday, the sixth day of stoppages since classes began last <b>...</b>
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Caught by an Italian news crew, This is one of the most powerful images of the revolution. Riot police on motorcycle mow down peaceful demonstrators with their batons. Some fall off their bikes and run away but one falls into demonstrators hand. He gets roughed up a little but same protesters (he was beating earlier) try to protect him from the crowd and give him assistance.
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1400 police officers arrested 200 Occupy LA demonstrators during an early morning raid. City work crews have torn down and cleaned the encampment at Los Angeles City Hall, which has been the scene of anti-corporate protests for past two months.
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Spanish workers staged a general strike to protest the government's latest labour reforms on March 29, 2012 in Barcelona, Spain. The day general strike culminated in massive demonstrations throughout Spain. Hundreds of thousands of people have supported the protests. The main marches in Madrid and Barcelona, have brought together 170000 people and 275000 people respectively. The tranquility is broken, however, in Barcelona, where they have recorded strong clashes between police and demonstrators. Containers were torched in Barcelona and several banks and shops were attacked by demonstrators protesting against the government of Mariano Rajoy, president of Spain by the new labor reform. Spain is currently experiencing a of the toughest economic crises affecting millions of families currently on unemployment.(Footage by Elkin Cabarcas/Fundaudiovisuales).
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Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators have once again engulfed Cairo's Tahrir Square in protest against the ruling military council. The rally involves supporters from exact opposite ends of the political spectrum, with secular activists rubbing shoulders with Islamists. To discuss this latest display of civil unrest, joining me now is James Corbett, a political analyst with a special interest in the Arab uprisings. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com
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WARNING: CONTAINS GRAPHIC SCENES. The 6 October 1976 Thammasat University Massacre เหตุการณ์ 6 ตุลา, was a crackdown on student protests against Thailand's right wing military government and the return of Field Marshall Thanom Kittikachorna, a military dictator, an anti-communist and Prime Minister from 1963 to 1973. Previously, Thanom had left for exile in the United States following student and civil demands for a constitutional government that developed into the 14 October 1973 uprising. Thanom returned to become a novice monk at Wat Bowonivet, a high ranking royal wat, and resultingly it all kicked off. The students were shown to have "antogonised" the ultra right wing by performing a political play that featured a mock hanging (inspired by the murder of three demonstartors in Nakhom Pathom). The pictures of the performance were doctored by the Thai press, so that it appeared as if the students were mock hanging Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn. The military, the police and far right paramilitarists responded by storming Thammasat University's Sanam Luang (Tha Prachan) campus to break up demonstrations, killing (officially) 40 plus students. However, the real death rate is known to be far, far higher. In a recent interview with Al Jazeera, the now deposed prime minister, Samak Sundravej suggested that only one student had been killed. He mocked the interviewer as being too young to remember the events, and as she was not there she was basing her ideas on "dirty histories <b>...</b>
28 JAN 2011: brave people fight against violent police forces and push them back. the masses will make the dictatorial government collapse! Protests have erupted in cities across Egypt following Friday midday prayers, with angry demonstrators demanding an end to Hosni Mubarak's 30-year...
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On August 23 1968 demonstrators challenged the civil rights of liberty and freedom of the American constitution. The rally consisted of 20000 people from men, women and children. The government refused to grant a permit for the public to rally down to the National Convention Center. Protesters were determined to rally down to the National Convention Center anyway to show their opposition for the unpopular war in Viet Nam. The bridge to the National Convention Center was blocked by Armed national guards in gas mask. Determined to stop the the peaceful rally forcing the public to withdraw from their protest by releasing choking gas into the crouds. This caused the demonstrators to take the road down by the Hilton Hotel. That night the public demanded peace from the officers and soldiers until the authority engaged the demonstrators with bruteforce attacking unarmed civilians with choking gas, blunt weapons and military vehicles. The aftermath of this event resulted to several civilian casualty and arrests. ----------------------------------------- America... home of the free...? ----------------------------------------- - VNTIGER
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