Anti War Protests Now, Los Angeles

Anti War Protests, Los Angeles

Numerous live feeds of the large Anti War Protests going on right now. Located in the Hollywood area.

Hands off Syria!

This one is very active, has an issue on the Opera browser though?
www.oyslive.tv...

www.ustream.tv...

Another:
www.ustream.tv...

Police are starting to come down on them now.

Please share if you're local to there.

damn!!
go L.A. go!!!

reply to post by dreamingawake


I went to one on August 31 I have the footage but I am yet to upload it due to some issues :/

That's great there must be 20 - 30 people there

Whoa!?! What, they finally woke up over there?!!!

I read an article last nite, I think Ed Asner was quoted saying Hollywood doesn't want to go against our King for fear of being labeled a racist!?!! Call me a racist all day long, I will still do the right thing!

Come on Cali!!!!

Originally posted by mikell
That's great there must be 20 - 30 people there

There's a lot more than that, check out the feeds.

reply to post by dreamingawake


WHOA... it may become a 21st century repeat of the Chicago Convention protests/supports (1968)


with heads cracked all over the place

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Well, that's how it starts, lets hope more people stop paying attention to them self and start making a difference for the many.

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oops

Police blockage, "let us through!"

@ Island and Sunset, police saying unlawful assembly if not dispersed in 10 mins.

L.A. has a long history of standing up to Police.

They will not push too hard.

These protests need to remain peaceful.

We have the "Right to Peaceable Assemble".

We don't have the "Right" to riot.

Seems police are just standing by and protestors are following the law (including waiting for traffic lights). Nice to see people exercising their rights.

Why would it go offline? Want to think its just a glitch but with so much corruption hard to know.

I just watched some kid get arrested on the first link.

Crazy if it grows bigger!

i wish we could see thousands turn out in every American city
send a message

Their heart is definitely in the right place & could inspire others to speak up, but daaaang, they're not going to get much air time with the heavy F-word usage going on. I get the emotion in tied to it, but it's like shooting yourself in the foot if you're trying to draw attention to something publicly.

Ya it does appear the police are issuing citations and arresting some. In looking at the news of yesterday's protests the media is saying these people are pro-Assad. That's not what I'm getting at all but why not put a spin on it to make them seem evil. Don't want this sort of thing to spread.

reply to post by Dianec


Anti-war is different than anti/pro-Assad

I hope people realize that and are not so blinded by the media.

Originally posted by Darkblade71
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Anti-war is different than anti/pro-Assad

I hope people realize that and are not so blinded by the media.

edit on 8-9-2013 by Darkblade71 because: (no reason given)

Me too. I hope the same for obamas speech(es). In fact I would encourage people to either stay strong to their beliefs (make them aware of his odd need to persuade) or tell them to not even watch if they feel media sways their opinions too easily. I never realized how bad media was until a few years ago (about the time I started reading ATS).

Maybe they need to see this...

They knew what was going on even in 1969

" Country Joe McDonald - "Feel Like I'm Fixing To Die" "

reply to post by dreamingawake

I know U.S. Americans are disillusioned that their voices will be heard by their Government (understandable, looking back at the ignored Anti-Iraq-war-protests), but this is important for the world to see.

The world needs to see that the people do not want this war... and if it is only for the record / history.