Does Protest Work?

French riot cops brutally arrest 2 women... but retreat in face of big crowd of anti-Covid pass protesters in Paris mall 4-Sept-2021

How many millions march and millions protests have been there since Covid19 crime started?

How have Governments around the world responded to these "democratic exercise"?
How many protesters have been beaten up and jailed?
Governments have doubled down after every single Millions Protest!

So, "Democratic Protest" has worked so well indeed!

Thus, DON'T MENTION THE "R" WORD! Because it signifies REBEL, REVOLT, and REVOLUTION! it's "violence". People have no right to use "violence"... "Violence" is an exclusive right of Governments and the State only power. That's why its thugs a.k.a the cops can beat people up, can shoot people down... and people have to put up with it or else! Right?

"When tyranny becomes law, rebellion becomes duty"
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Bastille 2.0: “Real Regime Change”
What is the solution? The complexities of this crisis must be addressed including the power structures of global capitalism.

What must also be understood are the astute mechanisms including threats and bribes which are used systematically to take control not only of corrupt politicians but of the entire governmental fabric of what used to be “sovereign countries”.

Is a second Worldwide lockdown contemplated? We must ensure that it does not take place, which means that we must confront the powers of so-called “global governance”.

Protest movements must question the legitimacy of both the financial actors as wells the politicians in high office:

The legitimacy of politicians and their powerful corporate sponsors must be questioned, including the police state measures adopted to enforce the closure of economic activity, the imposition of a digital vaccine passport as well as the wearing of the face mask, social distancing, etc.

This network must be established (nationally and internationally) at all levels of society, in towns and villages, work places, parishes. Trade unions, farmers organizations, professional associations, business associations, student unions, veterans associations, church groups would be called upon to integrate this movement.

The first task would be to disable the fear campaign and media disinformation as well put an end to Big Pharma’s Covid vaccination programme.

The corporate media should be directly challenged, without specifically targeting mainstream journalists, many of whom have been instructed to abide by the official narrative. This endeavour would require a parallel process at the grassroots level, of sensitizing and educating fellow citizens on the nature of virus, the impacts of the vaccine and the lockdown.

“Spreading the word” through social media and independent online media outlets will be undertaken bearing in mind that Google as well as Facebook are instruments of censorship.

The creation of such a movement, which forcefully challenges the legitimacy of the financial elites as well as the structures of political authority at the national level, is no easy task. It will require a degree of solidarity, unity and commitment unparalleled in World history.

It will also require breaking down political and ideological barriers within society (i.e. between political parties) and acting with a single voice.

We must also understand that the “corona project” is an integral part of the U.S. imperial agenda. It has geopolitical and strategic implications. It will also require eventually unseating the architects of this diabolical “pandemic” and indicting them for crimes against humanity. (Michel Chossudovsky, December 2020. With some minor changes)

What is required is a “real regime change”, the restoration of democracy and what used to be called “The Welfare State”.

Solidarity must prevails. A complex task and commitment ahead for all humanity.

About the Author

Michel Chossudovsky is an award-winning author, Professor of Economics (emeritus) at the University of Ottawa, Founder and Director of the Centre for Research on Globalization (CRG), Montreal, Editor of Global Research.