"We the People" Summer of Discontent and Protests?Worldwide Strike April 15th-18th

reply to post by alexgia


Exactly so true the idea that "We Cant do Anything" is just what we have been told to believe.

In a few days the 95% of the worlds population who work as slaves for the very very welathy and TPTB could turn the whole system on it head.

At no other time in history has this been possible as the tools of internet and communications and the world media, they could not react as they have before send the troops in.

Its soo strange governments can get large parts of their population, to defer, become brainwashed, fight and die for wars over money and territory, rations etc.

But to just take a few days to stand up for their rights not the Greed of those at the top, people become apathetic and cant be bothered.

Well they then only have themselves to blame for being slaves.

Originally posted by IandEye
according to another ats thread, those days are powerful for satanists.......

They might be if true, but they are totally unrelated events, the idea of this strike is to stop us being sacrificed, that is our rights, blood, sweat and tears.

It is if you like the opposite of what they want to do those days.

Kind Regards,

Elf

An thread with similair information and such like, much work done by OP can be found here:

April 19 1775 transitioning to April 19 2010

Well it seems the squall may become a storm after all.

Kind regards,

Elf

To add an excellent thread by SO, with much member additions, and debate on the current "Tea Party" issues in the USA:

US Political Madness » The Tea Party Is Over - The conspiracy to kill a grass roots political movement

In Washington the Mayor is going face to face with Unions over cuts:

D.C. Mayor Adrian M. Fenty is testing his tense relationship with city unions and local government employees by proposing to merge two labor relations boards as he guts the staff of both offices

Washington Post

Also

Kyrgyzstan protests spread to capital, Bishkek

Police outside a government building in Talas, Kyrgyzstan (6 April 2010)
The Talas protesters took a local governor hostage

Opposition supporters are staging demonstrations in Kyrgyzstan to protest against rising fuel prices and what they see as official corruption.

BBC

The Tai protesters have stormed Parliment and forced the government to flee:

Thousands of Thai anti-government protesters - known as "red-shirts" - have marched on parliament, amid high political tension in Bangkok.

The red-shirts forced MPs to call off a session and some breached security to enter parliament's grounds

BBC

There is a growing tide of Strikes and opposition growing in Egypt also:

CAIRO (Reuters) - Investment Minister Mahmoud Mohieldin said on Tuesday Egyptian labour protests were focused on wages and contract demands at specific firms and did not pose a broader risk to local or foreign investment.

BBC

In Britain the Teachers Union is going to ballot for strike action:

Teachers' union threatens strike ballot

NUT conference votes to ballot for walkout with other public sector staff if ministers cut services or freeze pay and pensions

Gaurdian UK

Also the rail workers in the Uk who recently striked may walk out again in support of an Fench Strike by their rail workers. The Cabin Crews are also considering further Action as in the recent BA strikes:

French Train Drivers Strike as U.K. Workers Consider Walkout
April 7 (Bloomberg) -- French train drivers began their third strike this year to push demands on pay and working conditions at the government-owned SNCF railway.

The walkout comes as signal workers at Network Rail Ltd., the owner of tracks and stations in Britain, consider reviving a strike plan blocked by a U.K. court. Pilots at Deutsche Lufthansa AG, Europe’s largest airline after Air France-KLM Group, also may strike this month, and British Airways Plc may face another round of stoppages by cabin crew.

Business Week

In Greece though the protests continue, they are lower key, but have the potential to blow up again at any moment:

Opposition to the government cutbacks is on the rise with almost daily protests and regular strikes. Police clashed with dozens of stone-throwing youths in Athens in front of parliament during a protest rally on March 18 but protests are much more low-key than the riots that rocked Athens in December 2008.

Opinion polls show a majority of the public opposes strikes and accepts the austerity measures as necessary. However, most citizens find the measures unfair because they do not sufficiently target tax dodgers and the rich.

Prime Minister George Papandreou's cost-cutting plan also faces opposition within his party. Labour unions representing half the country's 5 million-strong workforce staged their third 24-hour strike in a month on March 11 and more walkouts may follow.

This comes against a backdrop of discontent among leftist and youth groups who just over a year ago triggered Greece's worst riots in decades.

Rueturs

In addition in Canada the striking lecturers are going back to the table to try and discuss the issues:

With the winter term of thousands of students hanging in the balance, the Université de Montréal and the union representing 2,433 striking lecturers returned to the bargaining table with a conciliator hours after the union rejected what the university had called its final offer.

Montreal Gazette

In Ireland workers at Quin Financial walked out yesterday:

THOUSANDS OF Quinn Group employees staged protests in Dublin and Cavan yesterday to highlight their concern about the Financial Regulator placing Quinn Insurance in provisional administration.

They called on the regulator to overturn his decision to stop Quinn Insurance accepting new business in the UK.

The regulator launched an investigation into the company after successfully applying to put it into provisional administration at the end of March. The office had expressed “very serious” concerns about the company’s ability to meet its liabilities to policyholders and instructed Quinn to stop writing new business in the UK, which was described as “loss-making” and “unprofitable”.

Irish Times

Slowly slowly this air of discontenet and protest is spreadin worldwide.

Any Tea Party actions will be very interesting to include as shown on the first part of this thread how much support the worlwide strike and protests at the system gain.

Kind Regards,

Elf

Breaking- State of emergency called in Both Thailand and Kyrgyzstan following the above post, it is feared at least 12 have been killed as police fire into the crowds in Kyrgyzstan. There the TV and Radiop state broadcasters ahve been taken over.

A thread for those two events can be found with further details here:

Asia in Turmoil - State of Emergency declared in Thailand & Kyrgyzstan





Kind Regards,

Elf

India is now in an all out offensive against the moaist uprisng taking place there for a long time, however an recnt ambush by the rebels left many soldiers dead.

India says it will push on with Maoist offensive

By INDRAJIT SINGH (AP) – 3 hours ago

PATNA, India — India will push ahead with an offensive against Maoist rebels despite the death of 76 government troops in an ambush by insurgents in the east, the country's top security official said Wednesday.

The ambush in a dense forest Tuesday was the deadliest single attack on government fighters in the 43-year-old insurgency. It stunned Indians, highlighted the growing threat posed by the Maoists and showed that the rebels appeared uncowed by a government offensive aimed at crushing them.

AP

So this long running uprising has now reached levels of conflict not seen before in its 43 year history.

The Maoists have popular local support in there areas but not nationwide support by the majority.

I pray local people are not dragged into this dispute, and find themselves as "collateral murder" themselves.

Kind Regards,

Elf

MischeviousElf, wow, just... wow.

Thanks for putting this together.. That is a huge load of information.

Amazing, everywhere else, there is disquiet..

But here in the US, it's too quiet. waaaay to quiet.

Seems the lull before the storm, possibly?

Makes me wonder how long... How long before America will start experincing such things..

Peace,

reply to post by Cygnis


I think the Tea party is not dead yet, and with the worldwide protest aimed to start in 8 days who knows?

In Kyrgyzstan the governemnt has Fallen!

The first of many this year imho, the reason I started this thread to document the build up and connections!

I am glad you enjoyed the information and learnt from it. MSM dont collate an obvious social change like this as they dont want people to see the potential that is brewing worldwide.

MOSCOW — Large-scale protests appear to have overthrown the government of Kyrgyzstan, an important American ally in Central Asia, after violence between riot police officers and opposition demonstrators on Thursday killed at least 17 people.
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The country’s president, Kurmanbek Bakiyev, fled the capital, Bishkek, on his plane, and the opposition declared that it was forming its own government.

Let this be a lesson for all corrupt Governments that they are not invincible, and it will surely spur on the Thailand and Russian protests.

I hope those who feel "powerless" realise that real change can happen quickly and WE THE PEOPLE wont take it any more and have the real power.

Wake up Bankers.

Wake Up Totalitarian States.

Wake Up Lobby Controlled Governments

Wake up Big Brother

because the people are waking up big time this summer.

Kind Regards,

Elf

Well in the Uk the 15th is here, and I wonder how many will join in not complying and asking questions of their Leaders:

"Tax Free 15" is calling for 4 days of economic non-compliance from Thursday 15th April through to Sunday 19th April.

Tax Free UK

There does not seem to be too much support for this so far.

This seems starnge as many complain and state they want change, and the solution is very simple, peacefull and if done by enough across the world over the next 4 days could very easily create that change we all cry out for.

If and how this gathers pace and support globally will be seen over the next few days.

Kind Regards,

Elf

Thought this should go in the predictions and prophecies forum lol?

Anyhow looking from when I created this thread and what is happening now BUMP

ARAB Spring has happened.

Greece

Even Israel protests

and today before wall street opens the markets are tanking in europe down 2% and more...

and Wall Street is occupied...

May you live in interesting times.

Kind Regards,

Elf