The Dutch government has been told by the court to reverse its coronavirus pandemic curfew after The Hague ruled there was no legal basis for it and called it an infringement on people’s rights.
People opposing the Danish government’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic marched through the capital in one of a growing number of fresh protests on Saturday. Unlike some previous events, this week’s gathering remained peaceful and prompted no arrests.
German farmers flooded streets of Berlin again to denounce the way government spends EU subsidies and its emission policies that satisfy neither them nor environmentalists, who are also taking part at the protests.
France’s major trade unions have called for a nationwide strike to protest the government’s measures against COVID-19 over fears the steps will further affect jobs and wages. In Paris, people are holding a protest rally against the Macron regime’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Many thousands of anti-lockdown protesters have hit Denmark’s streets condemning the regime’s disproportionate coronavirus-induced restrictions during a fiery torch-lit march. The fiery protest was staged overnight in Aarhus, the second-largest city in Denmark. The march was organised by a group, called the ‘Men in Black’. The organisation opposes the government’s vicious unending recycling allegedly anti-coronavirus measures.
According to the BFM TV channel, protests are also taking place in Lyon, Lille, Nice, Strasbourg, Montpellier, Toulon, Dijon, Le Havre and many other cities. In fact, there were a total of 55 anti-Globalist demonstrations across France alone.
France is preparing to hold presidential elections in April 2022 that will probably see polarised rivalry between despised President Emanuel Macron and his 2017 opposing Marine Le Pen. Four years ago, the President of the National Rally decisively lost to Macron in the second round.
The Black Lives Matter movement has been nominated for the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize by attention-seeking Norwegian MP Petter Eide, who claims the impact of the BLM’s anti-racism rallies have been felt far beyond the US alone.
Last year, the majority of France’s natural population growth occurred due to migrants producing more children rather than ethnic-European births adding growth to the French population. In order to reverse this genocidal trend, the country should follow the Hungarian example, said popular philosopher and author Eric Zemmour on the evening political talk show of CNews television channel.
Enormous gatherings, almost unprecedented in Denmark’s political history of black-clad protesters have taken to the streets, launching fireworks, torching an effigy of Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, and clashing with state police.
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