World on fire over Covid fascism - media review

Fake News tries to hide or fragment this information. The world
has rebelled against the Covid fascism of the "world behind the
scenes". Many nations have been fighting for months in this cold
war. A number of political regimes began to tighten restrictions
due to the increase in the number of cases of coronavirus. Against
this background, the people's liberation protests have resumed or
continued with renewed vigor. Participants of the demonstrations
demand not to violate human rights and dignity under the guise
of fighting the epidemic.
1) Italy
From October 15, it is compulsory to have a Green Pass, which is
required at work and on long-distance trips, restaurants, cinemas,
theaters, at stadiums, in gyms and not only. At the same time,
about 73% of Italians over the age of 12 have already been
vaccinated.
Liberation actions in Italy have been held for the 18th weekend
in a row. This time, tens of thousands (https://bit.ly/3CJvyR0)
people in Rome gathered on the grounds of the Circus Maximus,
the only place where by local officials were allowed to hold
a rally.
2) Netherlands
The regime announced a partial lockdown. The authorities brought
back the forced social distancing of 1.5 meters. Cafes, restaurants
and supermarkets must close no later than 20:00 local time, other
shopping areas at 18:00. Those who have the opportunity are
advised to work remotely, and sports competitions will be held
without spectators. At home, it is allowed to gather in groups of
no more than four people under the threat of arrest. On the night
of November 20, popular protests unfolded in Rotterdam
(https://bit.ly/3kZLFUv), people set fire to patrol cars, and also
threw stones and firecrackers at police officers who did not allow
them to freely express their opinions. The police responded with
water cannons and warning shots at living people. According to
official figures, at least seven people were injured, and at least
20 were arrested for using violence. The next day, November 20,
opponents of the restrictions gathered in the central square in
Amsterdam despite the cancellation of the rally. Another peaceful
protest took place in the city of Breda. Riots engulfed one area
of The Hague (https://bit.ly/3kZcqZk). Seven protesters were
detained there after firecrackers were thrown at the police in
response to gunfire. Five employees of the organs were injured,
one of whom was admitted to the hospital. The reason for a new
round of tension was the ban on New Year's fireworks
(https://bit.ly/3CHZZHc).
3) Austria
The country's authorities have introduced a full lockdown on
November 15 (for 20 days so far). Initially, it was announced
only for the unvaccinated and only for 10 days, explaining this
by the shamefully low level of vaccination. About 45% have not
yet been vaccinated there. Violation of the restrictions is fined.
Compulsory vaccination for everyone will start in February 2022
(https://bit.ly/32cfAST). According to the police, up to 40
thousand people took part in the action in the center of Vienna
(https://bit.ly/3FAS8NF). For the most part, the protest was
peaceful, but in the late afternoon of November 20, between
some of the demonstrators and the police (https://nyti.ms/3raT5bJ)
were clashes.
4) Croatia
Introduced vaccination certificates and compulsory vaccinations
for government workers from 15 November. The main action took
place in Zagreb (https://bit.ly/3FzFPBe), where thousands of free
people gathered. They, like in many other countries, rallied with
flags, national symbols and posters against the new measures
(https://bit.ly/3CGwt4H).
5) Northern Ireland
A compulsory certificate regime is introduced in the Republic
on December 13 (https://bit.ly/3FASPGL). Hundreds of people
gathered in downtown Belfast to protest the restrictions and compare
the actions of the authorities with those of Nazi Germany. During
the action, they were forced to block roads and suspend public
transport (https://bit.ly/3cy2j9k).
6) Switzerland
From November 28, a referendum will be held on the introduction
of vaccination certificates, on the basis of which they plan to let
only vaccinated people into public premises, swimming pools and
so on. Several thousand people protested against what they
considered discriminatory in Zurich and Lausanne
(https://bit.ly/3CDIOGL).
7) Belgium
The 5,000th demonstration against the new lockdown and QR codes
in Brussels turned into street battles with Molotov cocktails
(https://youtu.be/ELtdcRPU0Qg) and the destruction of police
equipment (https://youtu.be/W4QlDqmcfv8) by the demonstrators
and the use of a tear gas (https://youtu.be/VTP3MboONyE) and
water cannons by the police. Currently 3 wounded, 40 arrested
(https://youtu.be/rKABlbvqJTg).
8) Guadeloupe/France
Scant information comes from the French colony of Guadeloupe.
There have been massive protests against forced vaccination
(https://bit.ly/2ZbGOYR). Censorship blocked information. It is
known that street fights took place in the city
(https://bit.ly/30VuoF8). The Paris regime sent additional troops
to suppress the mark in the colony. Cas reports to CNN
(https://cnn.it/3HHPLKS) France on Saturday dispatched elite
police and counter-terrorism units to its Caribbean colony of
Guadeloupe, where a popular liberation uprising continued despite
curfew. The island's prefect on Friday ordered the population not
to leave their homes, as protests against vaccination passports
escalated into riots the previous night. The Ministry of Internal
Affairs announced the arrest of 31 people.
9) Tatarstan
In Tatarstan, Russia, they began to forcibly check QR codes in
public transport, in the morning of November 22, the controllers
dropped off more than 500 people. Due to the refusal of passengers
to disembark, trams and buses stood on the route
(https://bit.ly/3oOHg7Z).

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