Anarchy au deux
As thousands of protestors descend on
The protests mark court appearances of six of militants arrested following the police shooting of a Molotov cocktail throwing teenager earlier this month. Source1
These clashes are no mere spontaneous upraising of disaffected youth, instead it appears to be an orchestrated attempt to bring down the conservative government of Costas Karamanlis,
all the while the Socialist opposition leader George Papandrou demands new elections!
With anarchy as the lever, left-wing activists are calling for more “rallies” as an attempt to show solidarity with the militants facing arrest.
The real question is:
Are the Greek riots a blueprint for coordinated actions in our own country? And are actions like the squatter sit-in at the Chitown window factory just the warm up act? Or, like the Chicago Haymarket Riots from 100 years before, just another salvo in the ‘history of the class struggle”?
And just what does George Soros have to do with it anyway?
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By his own admission Soros helped finance the July 2000 riots in
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Spent 25 mil in 2004 trying to affect American regime change by supporting Kerry’s campaign source3
Time magazine has characterized financier George Soros as a “modern-day Robin Hood,” who robs from the rich to give to the poor countries of eastern Europe and
George Soros is well on record with wishing to Burst the Bubble of American Supremacy source5 . He has the will and the means to finance much. And as Soros has said; “The main obstacle to a stable and just world order is the
Dare I say it? There is much nefarious deed afoot. Be ready.
It seems to me we are descending into an era where we, the people, having become comfortable, complacent, and careless about defending our liberty, allow government to usurp our rights and seize our wealth. The election was determined by a majority of “takers” who are eager for Big Brother’s protection and providence and who have no scruples about taking from the “makers.” We (through the Federal Reserve and compliant, helpful fools in Congress) are destroying the dollar (the world’s reserve currency), and our elected leaders seem to know no remedy save raising taxes. Greece’s riots are a symptom of a society where people have had a steady diet of bread and circuses. Confronted by the fact that the free ride is nearly over — that they have to get off the bus and walk — they lose control and throw a tantrum. Ultimately, we all lose since the desire for order will drive us into some form of totalitarianism.
and I saw this today . . .
ATHENS, Greece – Protesters hung two giant banners off the Acropolis on Wednesday, with slogans calling for mass demonstrations across Europe and “resistance,” after days of violent protests sparked by the fatal police shooting of a teenager in Athens.
About a dozen protesters held the pink banners over the walls of the ancient citadel, Greece’s most famous monument, one bearing the word “Resistance” written in large black letters in four languages: Greek, English, Spanish and German. The other called for mass demonstrations across Europe on Thursday.
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/ap/20081217/twl-eu-greece-protests-c8e2916.html
very scary stuff out there!