Protest Fever

[Brigandier]

Yemen and Algeria

Iran

Jordan

And of course Egypt.

If the protesters continue, and have success, do you think we'll see more around the world? I personally only think Egypt's has been working because of the honest action of its army, and other countries won't have that luxury. Iran, for instance, has a brutal regime that is not afraid to end uprisings.

More to think about: Italy is warning Europe over what the influx of illegal immigrants will do to their area. Greece too, has illegal immigration woes. Is it just me, or is everyones shoulders rubbing too closely together lately?

 

[Albatross]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKzEpQc-yo8
Start at 3:40
Almost prophetic,that devilish Polak.

 

[PeshakJang]

When money is good, people are willing to tolerate a lot more than they otherwise would.

 

[Brigandier]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-12442833

Not to you leave the Italian sistas outa the limelight. Berlusconi is getting tried, by a panel of women no less.

 

[DesiPower]

We should start one here against outsourcing, specially of manufacturing jobs. All our economical problems will be solved...

 

[feralkid]

We should start one here against outsourcing, specially of manufacturing jobs. All our economical problems will be solved...

How so?

What I mean is, should outsourcing be outlawed by the government?

Or do we need to picket every corporate headquarters in the country?

 

[Tsavo]

The illuminati here in the USA got it right. Fatten everyone up so they don't have the requisite level of fitness to stage a march and lengthy protest, and make sure the majority of them aren't smart enough to find the nation's capitol on a map.

:sneaky:

 

[Schadenfroh]

Berlusconi is getting tried, by a panel of women no less.

Lucky break, all he has to do is seduce all of them.