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Military Attacks US Citizens Protesting World Government

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Members of the military and local police force attacked protesters exercising their 1st Amendment rights to protest the idea of world government and the destruction of our Liberties.

The video was captured by members of infowars.com. They were covering the protests and were attacked by sound guns from these law enforcement members
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  • morirjedi
  • nursediesel
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      nursediesel  
    • You think this is bad wait 'til the one world government is in power, you'll beg for this kind of law-enforcement.
      Even that English gentleman that was knocked down by the Bobbies at the G2 in London will look tame.
      (I wonder if the whole situation regarding his death was ever exposed?)

    • 2 years ago
  • stopnoise
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      stopnoise  
    • Life is comprised of past and present events. The future is what you decide to make it! But an unresolved past does blow up in the present!

      People are being fooled by a part of the corp media and some parts of the government, and the time is going by and the mistakes have not been fixed.

      I can understand why some people are getting angry and pest-off with the whole corruption. They understand that they have been abused and the government is not fixing their own mistakes.

      Therefore, right now is more like the government is taking the lead in public transportation to be the number one pollution problem acoustically invading habitats as they muscle in through roads and habitats living spaces with noise. Really, where is the limit here? If the government can cross the limits then it is assumed that they have no interest to abate noise and fossil fuel pollution from our neighborhoods.

      Where is the line?
      http://current.com/groups/where-is-the-line/

      Where is the line where one should not cross?

    • 2 years ago
  • bishopobispo
  • iamfree
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      iamfree  
    • bishopobispo:

      way to be judgmental...people are standing up for whatever it is they believe...what do you believe?maybe we should sit and suck some more politician dick?...sounds good huh?....Plz go back to sleep.Theres' nothing more meaningless than an unaware citizen.

    • 2 years ago
  • cztheday
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      cztheday  
    • bishopobispo:

      iamfree,

      Your outrage toward bishop would be a lot more convincing if you could point out the causes these people are pursuing. You sound as though you support violent confrontation regardless of whether there are legitimate grounds for protest.

      Personally, I think some of the factions among the protesters have valid arguments and viable positions. For example, I think there is a marked tendency for countries that forge broader international trade relationships to pick the "lowest common denominator" between the two countries' labor and and environmental protection laws when determining which law will govern their trade relationship. I don't think America should be a party to such an erosion.

      Other protesters, however, are clearly there for the sole purpose of fomenting violence and getting their kicks by destroying the property of others.

    • 2 years ago
  • primalscreamer
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      primalscreamer  
    • bishopobispo:

      Theyre not protesting a conspiracy theory. The anarchists are there to protest against the leaders of the world. Greed. Wage slavery. Private property. Destruction of our environment. There's many reasons.

    • 2 years ago
  • jubal
  • iamfree
  • cztheday
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      cztheday  
    • bishopobispo:

      Hmmmm. Bishop's post pointed out the problem of posers and opportunists among the protesters...such as goth punks for whom the event was more a reason to cut class than to draw attention to legitimate causes.

      Your apparently outraged response, iamfree, asked whether we should just suck politicians' dicks instead.

      My purpose in responding to you was intended simply to argue that Bishop had a legitimate point that you had failed to address: how many of these protesters were "for real" in the sense that they had serious grievances for which they were seeking redress -- or at least an audience to listen seriously to their complaints -- versus how many were there just to be a part of the action or even just to cause trouble? I live in the Northern Rockies and don't know anybody in Pittsburgh, so I wondered that myself. I lived in Seattle when that meeting was held, and I know there were a lot of the legitimate protesters there -- but there were also a lot of total thugs who frankly made things tough for the legitimate folks. In fact, I found myself wondering if a few of the thugs were actually paid "plants" who were compensated by the authorities to do a little damage so they would have an excuse to crack down on the rest. That is a little more "conspiracy theory" than was completely comfortable in my mind...but it nonetheless seemed awfully convenient that a few windows were broken just at that time.

      Anyway, primalscream seemed to react as though I was saying that the protesters were not legitimate. If you read what I actually wrote, "Personally, I think some of the factions among the protesters have valid arguments and viable positions," I don't see how he (or you) could come to that conclusion.

      But that is what you appear to be saying now. If you find that annoying? Gosh, that's too bad.

    • 2 years ago
  • stopnoise
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      stopnoise  
    • bishopobispo:

      cztheday, If I can help you somehow, I think what you are missing is to understand that the people are fed-up with all the government corruption and manipulation. I also do not agree with those that "get out of hand" during a peaceful demonstration but we all must understand the times that we all are going through right now. Life is comprised of past and present events. The future is what you decide to make it! But an unresolved past does blow up in the present!

    • 2 years ago
  • iamfree
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      iamfree  
    • bishopobispo:

      revolution is occurring across the world...cztheday its people like you and bishop who wish only to point out the negative aspects of the revolt...of course people are going to be mad...and some are beyond acting like civilized people...but that does not undermine the fact that we need real change.Beyond reforms and bailouts...we need REAL change that is not only sustainable on a material level but on a conscious one too...Our society is built upon greed.Its then perpetuated by others who have "made it" and therefore see everything just fine..We ALL should be pissed the F off!Anyone who is absolutely happy with our government and believe these 20 "G"s are doing everything so right that the individual voice need not be heard can go suck it..its simply like that.its not time for business as usual anymore.wake up or stay asleep but please don't undermine the root problems of our global society that needs fixing.

    • 2 years ago
  • jubal
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      jubal  
    • bishopobispo:

      I agree that there are posers among the protesters, but I genuinely feel the rage fomenting among the people. They are mad as hell and not going to take it anymore, to borrow a line from the movie, NETWORK.

      I have mixed emotions about this issue, whether or not violence has a place in protesting. Can you have a non-violent revolution? Is that possible?

      The only non-violent revolution I ever saw was in Romania when the people marched into the capital, aprox 5 million of them, which was a huge percentage of the population and ousted the communist leader and installed democracy there. It was televised on PBS. It was awe inspiring to watch. But with the itchy trigger fingers cops and law enforcement officers have here in the US, I just can't see a bloodless revolution happening here.

    • 2 years ago
  • coughsyup
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      coughsyup  
    • bishopobispo:

      Yes Jubal and I would like to add that this is the time we now hold hands and prey for the least amount of blood to be shed amongst those in the fray except for this commenter starting off this post where by using the cliche term "Goth Hippies" and I think I'm going to be sick now that I'm the 10th person to follow up this contemptuous attempt of drive-bye trolling.

    • 2 years ago
  • samthesixth
  • redraider1109
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      redraider1109  
    • Dear Lord, where to begin?

      1. Has no one ever heard of the Posse Comitatus Act? It forbids the federal government from using the military for the purposes of law enforcement. Been on the books for about a hundred years now. So IF it was the military, it means it was done in secret. Which means it’s a conspiracy. Oh crap, here we go with that.
      2. Since when is about 50 cops standing still, not moving at ALL, “attacking US citizens?” I’ve heard louder music coming from my neighbors at 3 am on a Friday night. At least they have a good beat, but that doesn’t mean someone talking through a bull horn is an attack. If it did, it would mean NYC is getting attacked on a daily and hourly basis.
      3. Just because someone has black BDU’s and a Humvee does not the military make. My uncle drives a humvee. I can dress him up from Ranger Joes and make him look tough like that, doesn’t make him a cop. The police force in most major cities have a hell of a tactical response unit; the protest in Seattle was basically a low level riot, their police force was even more heavily protected and no one commented on how Delta Force was taking away people’s rights.
      4. In response to the above “kidnapping”. So we’re supposed to believe that the military and police are in it together, with uncounted billions of dollars for a budget, that they are basically loaded for bear with Kevlar vests, audio “weapons”, tear grenades and of course their basic hand guns. And then to “kidnap” someone, they rely on three over muscled guys in mismatched fatigues, no gear at all, driving a Crown Vic with beat up suspension. Riiiiight…

      It is good to be involved with the world around you. Just don’t be ignorant at the same time. If you truly want to see what the military looks like taking away people’s rights, take a look at Iran. Their army is physically there, KILLING PEOPLE IN THE STREETS for protesting election results. This is not that.

    • 2 years ago
  • JeremyTG77
  • QuestionGeek
  • primalscreamer
  • blazedNconfused
  • coughsyup
  • stopnoise
  • stopnoise
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      stopnoise  
    • As a Journalist I am going to this stage of reflection from wrong issues I exposed last Year. Now assessing these issues this Year, I am perceiving that the same wrong issue I exposed last Year just keeps rolling and rolling.

      As a producer and a Journalist, I go daily to all this production work to expose wrongdoings to others and when I pause to assess the response, that seems not returning quite right because the same wrong issues just keeps rolling and rolling out there without stopping.

      For me to see wrong issues repeating itself over and over just makes me more interrogatory towards the issue and planning to escalate it even more.

      So, then I say to myself; Well, maybe I did not reach the right audience or
      maybe I did not reach people that have a certain degree of personal responsibility that will act and change the wrongs. No else, I keep on trying! Maybe some day some people will wake up from this delusion of death. Believe me, there are many solutions for getting off from this train of slavery and death.

      Some solutions are Spiritual, some are in the Relationships, some are Technological and some are just pure Sciences.

    • 2 years ago
  • KillerQueen6628
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      KillerQueen6628  
    • this is the most disgustingly misleading headline i have read in a while. makes my blood boil.
      not only are you misrepresenting the city of pittsburgh and the world leaders who are working towards helping resolve the economic crisis (not developing some sinister plan to oppress the masses), but you're misrepresenting the protesters as some peaceful reincarnation of hippies in civil rights protests. come on people, you know the obnoxious chick in high school who thought it was so cool to have dreds and be loud for random causes. all of those, from every city, right there.

    • 2 years ago
  • stopnoise
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      stopnoise  
    • KillerQueen6628:

      Usually one is always affected by their location and position. Their views comes from what is happening to them, around them and what they are able to identify and see.

      Now the mistake is to one to think that their position and location is the reality.

      That means that there are always that challenge for one to prove what they are saying is real and true. That is the reason I go out there and film things as they are. For me, there is where that reality begins!

    • 2 years ago
  • bombastinator
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      bombastinator  
    • Please define this "attack" So what they are apparently doing is using really loud speakers? does this mean my elderly neighbor can finally prosecute those "thump-thump" cars that drive by his house?

    • 2 years ago
  • Ihatethemall
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      Ihatethemall  
    • Get used to it people. This will soon be a regular thing when we no longer bow to their pressure and take to the streets.
      Fuck The Government

    • 2 years ago
  • NeutronActivation
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      NeutronActivation  
    • I don't see where pushing a dumpster into a police van is a peaceful protest. You don't have the right to assemble, you only have the right to PEACEFULLY assemble. This means that "agent provocateurs" can infiltrate your ranks and bring your protest to an end with a little violence at the very least it makes for some discrediting footage for the mainstream media.

      Protesters shouldn't be allowing crowd members to act out and then give them the protection of the crowd. If you are breaking windows or damage property you should be denounced immediately filmed and held for the cops. People who can't control themselves are very counter productive to the protest process.

    • 2 years ago
  • stopnoise
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      stopnoise  
    • NeutronActivation:

      The issues here are three;
      1. We do not know what happened that made the authorities react to interrupt or end the pubic assemble. The movie is very short and concentrated in the police action or counter action.
      2. The post prove that noise can be used as a weapon
      3. The Police is using it!

    • 2 years ago
  • ThoughtNu
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      ThoughtNu  
    • NeutronActivation:

      Do you believe standing there yelling 'citizens arrest'!, will make you immune? While 'troopers in formation feet away, advancing...?

      "No matter your purpose... an un lawful assembly.."

      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQUtNgecocY&feature=player_embedded

      Police are filmed time and time again with a loud speakers blaring 'orders' to citizens! (Whom do the police serve and protect? The cities chief not it's people), covered in padding and riot gear(unlike the protesting citizens) arresting anyone that has contact of any form.

      Like the bikers at the end of the clip i added, peacefully walking but being pushed by police then one woman explodes ..a few lumps and twisted limbs.. processed..printed. cavity exam...baloney, gov't cheese,cat food and canned veg circa 1870.

    • 2 years ago
  • cztheday
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      cztheday  
    • On the one hand, people have the right to peaceably assemble. The abrogation of that right is a very serious matter.

      On the other hand, how funny is it that we have a couple of live-wires on this thread who are blaming President Obama for the actions against the protesters? Good Lord, is Obama at fault when your breakfast cereal gets soggy too quickly after you put the milk on? When a button falls off your shirt? When your five o'clock shadow grows back by 4:30?

      No, no, you're absolutely right. President Obama is responsible for every bad thing that happens in the world -- 24/7. In fact he hardly gets any sleep because he stays up late thinking of ways to personally screw with you...

      Sigh. I suppose I had better stop there...they are no doubt taking this literally ("Really? How late does he stay up?...")...

    • 2 years ago
  • Chapisbored
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      Chapisbored  
    • cztheday:

      Your hilarious and right. By the time I got to your comment i was thinking "Yeah Obama IS messing everything up!" and after reading the comment, it occured to me that you can't assume anything out of this clip. Who knows what the people were doing to get that battalion of police there in the first place.

    • 2 years ago
  • cztheday
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      cztheday  
    • cztheday:

      Yesterday I posted several times in praise of the work the Bush Administration -- and Bush personally -- did in combatting AIDS and AIDS-related illness in Africa.

      And no, neither I nor anybody else I know blamed Bush for things like protests at the G20 summits (or crackdowns on those protests) or other matters that were completely outside his control or influence. We didn't need to. He provided plenty of ammunition by screwing up almost everything he really DID touch.

      We are seeing this crap on Current every day now. Every time some state or local governmental entity does something a conservative doesn't like, it is Obama's fault and "change we can't believe in" -- despite the fact that Obama has no influence over state and local matters and the conservative in question is therefore simply making an ass of himself. Sad...but pathetic.

    • 2 years ago
  • jubal
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      jubal  
    • cztheday:

      CZ, Bush allocated a lot of money to Africa, but it didn't really help that much. Abstinence strings were attached to every dollar allocated. Now if the money had been allocated to education about barriers and opened up more medication distribution in Africa, he might have been able to put a dent in the number of AIDS orphans and AIDS births. The Bush Administration stood in the way of new technology that would have helped the epidemic in Africa tremendously because it didn't encourage marriage and abstinence. The tech was invisible barriers, gel that kills HIV and a shot that makes a person HIV immune for 72 hours. These two technologies widely administered could have prevented millions of new infections.

      I was just researching this subject for a speaker panel presentation at the First United Methodist Church we conducted a few days ago, and I looked up the stats on the World Health Organization website. Only 31% of those needing antivirals actually get them in Africa, where as 62% of Latin Americans do. There is a huge disparity, not only in the number of cases, but in the number of those receiving aid. I was however encouraged to see that the number of HIV positive mothers receiving antivirals has increased two fold in the past 7 years, but there is still a long way to go. Only 40% of mothers are getting the meds.

    • 2 years ago
  • QuestionGeek
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      QuestionGeek  
    • An older friend of mine said that with the things he sees going on in the U.S.A. these days, if he were 22, he'd learn a new language and move to another country. Canada? France? Spain? Anywhere but the U.S.A. He thinks the downward spiral is only going to get worse.

    • 2 years ago
  • bombastinator
  • KillerQueen6628
  • Thargor19
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      Thargor19  
    • oh i wish we could get this bloody revolution thingy over with people. fuck their bs take back control of a free and borderless earth!

    • 2 years ago
  • coughsyup
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      coughsyup  
    • Permits are denied indirectly with excuses and delays. Even State Senator Jim Ferlo couldn't use his sway to have one issued. http://neithercorp.us/npress/?p=97 The Senator is quoted saying, “What we’re seeing is the de facto declaration of martial law Downtown during the G-20, and the city seems to be categorically acquiescing to federal demands for that.”
      Believe It.

    • 2 years ago
  • stopnoise
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      stopnoise  
    • I have been talking about this for 1.1/2 Year here at Current and only some people believed or actually took a stand for it. During this time, I had jokers and trolls and many people here in their own free will decided to follow the jokers and trolls instead taking a stand to stop this absurdity. I am telling you again: The San Francisco Transportation Authority, SFMTA-MUNI, that I am believing to be the real terrorists in US post 911 are using acoustic gun noises to trespass and invade inhabitants in the City since 2001. There are people out there making from their own vehicle a noise gun. Our law enforcement are blind and deaf to it. ...and I do ask myself daily when you are going to wake up and do something about it!

    • 2 years ago
  • riteon
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      riteon  
    • Yes, this is change we can believe in. Is there anyone out there that is saying, "OMG, what did I vote in to power?"

    • 2 years ago
  • revolutioninamerica
  • KillerQueen6628
  • KillerQueen6628
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      KillerQueen6628  
    • riteon:

      um hey i wasnt crediting obama with the deficit cut, my information actually comes from a conservative, anti-Obama, i am sure favorable to you, ::ahem:: news source. and aside from that, your projection of what the deficit will be for this fiscal year needs a source. one that comes from after thursday, you know, after that whole protectionist tariff rally.
      do not insult me or assume you know who i voted for or what my opinions are on those issues. and i happen to like the undergraduate "liberal arts" education i received, from my esteemed professors in KANSAS, among which many were neo-cons and classical realists- i paid for it, and i worked hard for it. and SHOCK i still have my own opinions! you think it's brainwashing? is that because you couldnt cut it?

    • 2 years ago
  • KillerQueen6628
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      KillerQueen6628  
    • riteon:

      again, i specifically requested a recent estimate. figures changed with said protectionist policies, not enough to refute what source you're using, i'm sure, but i thought you were trying to discredit npr?
      D's may get you a degree, but they certainly don't get your grad school paid for. again, do not make assumptions about me or my qualifications, i think you would be mistaken on multiple levels.

    • 2 years ago
  • jubal
  • jubal
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      jubal  
    • It unconstitutional to stop protesters. We have a constitutional right to peaceful assembly and to petition for a redress of grievances.

    • 2 years ago
  • blaino
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      blaino  
    • jubal:

      I think the issues with these kids was that there was a massive authoritarian presence there.

      It all starts out peaceful until the kids get pissed that they aren't trusted, then all hell breaks loose.

      Police should only go to break up the protests after shit breaks up, they should be there waiting for things to go wrong.

    • 2 years ago
  • KillerQueen6628
  • sampierre
  • Ihatethemall
  • quanta
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      quanta  
    • A world government? What the problem with that, god knows that's where the whole thing is headed 50 years from now, maybe. guesss the cops in pitts. didn,t take that point of view into their morning meeting. Or are they not allowed to think. or is it the protesters wanting to keep things the way they are. Yea that 'll work, what the hell is wrong with this picture. The protesters yelling over each other or the law enforcement officers not understanding what they're yelling about. And yea get a permit. or stay the hell home and watch current cause there is no local coverage

    • 2 years ago
  • blaino
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      blaino  
    • quanta:

      There are many problems with a one world government. We have too many problems to function as is. I couldn't imagine the corruption and ignorance a world government would establish.

      A one world society is what we need. A society where there are only local government who deal with local issues and no central or federal government. Then hopefully one day many many years from now there will be no need for any form of government.

      However that wont happen anytime soon, we have too many problems to deal with now. Lets not exacerbate our issues by forming a one world government.

    • 2 years ago
  • sampierre
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      sampierre  
    • If America's government is run by it's citizens, then you don't need a frickin' permit. When all this shit it going on in and out of our country, one has to ask him/herself "how did we get this way and where are we headed as a country." I'm sorry but permits don't get anywhere. If they want you to shut up, they'll just take you in. Ask Amy Goodman (she didn't even need a permit and got arrested at the Rep. National Convention) or any other permit carrying peaceful protesters.

    • 2 years ago
  • Nephwrack
  • blaino
  • Follow_me
  • hunzedog
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      hunzedog  
    • that shits loud in the headphones dang. take a good long look . "change we can believe in" . i dont believe it .
      now what do i do ?

    • 2 years ago
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