Riots in Greece!! Watch live!!

Well let the rioting begin, Go to the link to watch livestream
www.livestream.com...

I wonder how long this will go on for and
if they will actually get what they want.
I will be keeping my eye on this 4sure.

Oh come on!!! These aren't riots! These are police men disguised as terrorists-protesters in order to scare people, so they won't protest against the cruel austerity measures. The government in cooperation with the police are organizing this, so they won't face serious protests. We all know this is a government tactics here in Greece, but unfortunately it always works...

reply to post by jaycen420

I wonder how long this will go on for

www.cbc.ca...

I believe this is supposed to be a 48-hour strike. Im not sure if that means there will be protests the entire 48 hours. Hopefully this one dosent get as violent as the last one.

ya thats the thing...most start peaceful...till the provocateurs step in and mess it up

reply to post by buni11687


Yes, it is 48 hour strike, and there are protest organized for this entire period. Let's hope people won't stop protesting because of the fear mongering police and government. We are right, it's time they hear us.

reply to post by jaycen420


Greece is finally standing up against the bankster cartel. VIVA REVOLUTION!!!

This is great, and the live stream has a chat where Greek citizens are talking about the protests, I bet the vast majority support this. Only the Elite are against it.

Upon seeking more information on the Greek riots, here is what Google News turns up:

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And here is Bing's return:

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This is a search that was performed today, June 28th. Google, it seems, has stopped feeding its Greek articles about the 18th of June. Way to go, Google.

reply to post by alyoshablue


Some politicians are already distancing themselves away from the government, hinting towards the success of the revolution.

They have been peacefully protesting for a long time now, over 900 protests have taken place, but most came and went unnoticed. When the government is crushed, that will not go unnoticed.

Spread love.

Or better yet, spread what you are confronted with. That is justice.

reply to post by confreak


Very interesting. Personally, though with minimal pain, I wish they would overthrow the current government - not for shots and giggles, but to stand up to the criminal IMF and EU cronies. Hopefully, if Greece can do that, instill a meaningful government, then that may inspire the Spanish and Portuguese to do the same. Nonetheless, I am not sure if you saw this video (regarding Spain), but well worth the view.



While slightly off topic, it is in the whole Revolutionary meme. Peace

HOORAY! I'm so Thrilled for Greece!!
Now it's time for more countries to stand up and not take it anymore! America, I'm talking about you!