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Protests erupting in Guangzhou against the CCP’s insane zero-COVID policy.
Protests erupting in Guangzhou against the CCP’s insane zero-COVID policy.
Died Suddenly. Is it a globalists depopulation agenda? Either way, hundreds of thousands are dead al
Died Suddenly. Is it a globalists depopulation agenda? Either way, hundreds of thousands are dead already.
ELECTION FRAUD IN VICTORIA
A criminal gang of election fixers is at work in Victoria.
The SACK DAN ANDREWS PARTY is a front to harvest votes to protect the power of Dan Andrews.
It’s a deception, a dishonest trick - designed to fool the public for financial gain.
But this is the stinking kettle of fish that is Victoria under Dan Andrews.
PUT LABOR LAST - and please VOTE 1 for the UNITED AUSTRALIA PARTY in the Upper House
World Premiere: Died Suddenly
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Sydney activist Danny Lim, known for his quirky political signs, has been hospitalised after a polic
Sydney activist Danny Lim, known for his quirky political signs, has been hospitalised after a police arrest in the city’s CBD.
The 78-year-old was pushed to the ground inside the Queen Victoria Building after allegedly failing to comply with move-on orders.
Lim sustained injuries to his face and hands and remains in the hospital.
China's Zhongzhou, home to Foxconn's massive iPhone factory, will begin to enforce mobility restrictions across eight districts in main urban areas on Friday. The reason, well, authorities blame it on 'rising Covid infections,' though we should note that the new restrictions come as massive unrest has erupted at the factory of more than 200,000 workers.
Zhongzhou authorities posted a statement on its WeChat page on Wednesday about mobility restrictions from Friday through Sunday.
"At present, the epidemic situation in our city is still severe and complicated," the statement said. Health officials will conduct daily mass PCR tests and request that residents in high-risk areas stay within their homes.
You can find more about the chaos unfolding at the iPhone factory below...
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On Wednesday, unrest broke out at Foxconn's massive iPhone factory in Zhengzhou, central China, reported Bloomberg. Videos on social media showed hundreds of workers, if not more, clashing with security personnel after a month of strict Covid restrictions.
Manufacturer Foxconn confirmed the outbreak of "violence" and said it would work with local authorities to quell further violence. It released a statement that said workers were furious about pay and living conditions.
"Regarding any violence, the company will continue to communicate with employees and the government to prevent similar incidents from happening again," the world's largest producer of iPhones wrote in a statement.
As Covid infections increased across Zhengzhou and iPhone factory, Foxconn adopted a "closed loop" system for employees in October. Workers were forced to live on campus and were prohibited from physical contact with the outside world – including family members.
Then by late October, strict Covid restrictions for workers sparked minor unrest at the facilities of about 200,000 workers -- all were banned from eating in public and forced to eat meals back at their dorms.
By early November, while Beijing ramped up its zero Covid policy by locking down the surrounding metro area -- workers began to flee the factory.
Now in videos posted on Weibo and Twitter that AFP and Reuters have verified, all hell appears to have broken out as hundreds of workers clash with security guards and people in hazmat suits.
China's Zhongzhou, home to Foxconn's massive iPhone factory, will begin to enforce mobility restrictions across eight districts in main urban areas on Friday. The reason, well, authorities blame it on 'rising Covid infections,' though we should note that the new restrictions come as massive unrest has erupted at the factory of more than 200,000 workers.
Zhongzhou authorities posted a statement on its WeChat page on Wednesday about mobility restrictions from Friday through Sunday.
"At present, the epidemic situation in our city is still severe and complicated," the statement said. Health officials will conduct daily mass PCR tests and request that residents in high-risk areas stay within their homes.
You can find more about the chaos unfolding at the iPhone factory below...
* * *
On Wednesday, unrest broke out at Foxconn's massive iPhone factory in Zhengzhou, central China, reported Bloomberg. Videos on social media showed hundreds of workers, if not more, clashing with security personnel after a month of strict Covid restrictions.
Manufacturer Foxconn confirmed the outbreak of "violence" and said it would work with local authorities to quell further violence. It released a statement that said workers were furious about pay and living conditions.
"Regarding any violence, the company will continue to communicate with employees and the government to prevent similar incidents from happening again," the world's largest producer of iPhones wrote in a statement.
As Covid infections increased across Zhengzhou and iPhone factory, Foxconn adopted a "closed loop" system for employees in October. Workers were forced to live on campus and were prohibited from physical contact with the outside world – including family members.
Then by late October, strict Covid restrictions for workers sparked minor unrest at the facilities of about 200,000 workers -- all were banned from eating in public and forced to eat meals back at their dorms.
By early November, while Beijing ramped up its zero Covid policy by locking down the surrounding metro area -- workers began to flee the factory.
Now in videos posted on Weibo and Twitter that AFP and Reuters have verified, all hell appears to have broken out as hundreds of workers clash with security guards and people in hazmat suits.
China's Zhongzhou, home to Foxconn's massive iPhone factory, will begin to enforce mobility restrictions across eight districts in main urban areas on Friday. The reason, well, authorities blame it on 'rising Covid infections,' though we should note that the new restrictions come as massive unrest has erupted at the factory of more than 200,000 workers.
Zhongzhou authorities posted a statement on its WeChat page on Wednesday about mobility restrictions from Friday through Sunday.
"At present, the epidemic situation in our city is still severe and complicated," the statement said. Health officials will conduct daily mass PCR tests and request that residents in high-risk areas stay within their homes.
You can find more about the chaos unfolding at the iPhone factory below...
* * *
On Wednesday, unrest broke out at Foxconn's massive iPhone factory in Zhengzhou, central China, reported Bloomberg. Videos on social media showed hundreds of workers, if not more, clashing with security personnel after a month of strict Covid restrictions.
Manufacturer Foxconn confirmed the outbreak of "violence" and said it would work with local authorities to quell further violence. It released a statement that said workers were furious about pay and living conditions.
"Regarding any violence, the company will continue to communicate with employees and the government to prevent similar incidents from happening again," the world's largest producer of iPhones wrote in a statement.
As Covid infections increased across Zhengzhou and iPhone factory, Foxconn adopted a "closed loop" system for employees in October. Workers were forced to live on campus and were prohibited from physical contact with the outside world – including family members.
Then by late October, strict Covid restrictions for workers sparked minor unrest at the facilities of about 200,000 workers -- all were banned from eating in public and forced to eat meals back at their dorms.
By early November, while Beijing ramped up its zero Covid policy by locking down the surrounding metro area -- workers began to flee the factory.
Now in videos posted on Weibo and Twitter that AFP and Reuters have verified, all hell appears to have broken out as hundreds of workers clash with security guards and people in hazmat suits.
THE ASSAULT OF DANNY LIM!
Our women have been bashed and choked.
Our pregnant mothers have been arrested and traumatised for social media posts.
Our young men have been bashed with rifle butts and shot point blank.
Our elderly are now being thrown face first into the concrete with their hands behind their back!!!
😓🇦🇺👮♂️✋
MEN AND WOMEN IN BLUE,
THIS HAS GONE TOO FAR!
WE ARE CALLING ON ALL GOOD AND DECENT OFFICERS TO CONDEMN THIS POLICE BRUTALITY AND ABUSE OF POWER REGARDING DANNY LIM!
WE DEMAND THE IMMEDIATE SACKING OF THE THUGS INVOLVED!
We are calling on the NSW POLICE COMMISSIONER TO IMMEDIATELY CALL FOR AND END TO THIS POLICE BRUTALITY!
SILENCE IS CONSENT!
ALL OFFICERS MUST CONDEMN THIS ACT OF VIOLENCE ON OUR ELDERS!
WE WILL NOT ALLOW OUR MOST VULNERABLE TO BE BASHED AND BRUTALISED BY ROGUE POLICY ENFORCERS!
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
IF YOU WANT OUR RESPECT,
THEN RESPECT INNOCENT PEOPLE!
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Canadian Government Preparing to Euthanize Children Without Parental Consent
Gold, pure gold, whoever made this- Genius
Gold, pure gold, whoever made this- Genius.
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Very interesting phenomenon occurring around the world. I saw this the other day, but it was only one location. Now, several countries are reporting the same thing. Sheep are being seen walking around in circles, in some instances for several days in a row.
Brazilian Election Protesters Push Back Against Representatives Attempting to Take Away Children
It was reported on The War Room that a Lula-appointed Brazilian Justice Inspector signed an order that allowed child services to take children away from election protesters.
"Around 22:00 hours (11/18/22) the Tutelary Council tried to remove children from their parents in front of the Army Battalion on Av. Fernandes Lima."
Not having it, Brazilian protesters banded together and pushed the child services representatives away.