This video says about itself:
Thousands Protest G7 Summit in Germany
6 June 2015
Thousands of demonstrators packed the German resort of Garmisch-Partenkirchen on Saturday, protesting over a wide range of causes before the arrival of the leaders of the G7 for a two-day summit.
Among the issues which the G7 bigwigs will be discussing, and where the protests are against, are:
– the TTIP trade deal plans
– the European Union demanding that pensions in Greece should be cut to the starvation level of 300 euro a month; and that taxes on electricity should rise, meaning more poor Greeks will not be able to afford electricity. So far, the new Greek government has not given in to those demands.
– the war in Ukraine
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The people speak but do the fat cats in suits listen?
Someday they will be sorry that they didn’t. (and we call our selves a democracy?????)
Leslie
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G7 LEADERS meeting in the Schloss Elmau hotel in Germany’s Bavarian Alps were surrounded by 22,000 police to keep protesters at bay.
Hundreds demonstrated peacefully outside the ring of steel, shouting: “Freedom and peace” and “Politics for people, not markets.”
Umbrella organising group Stop G7 Elmau said five groups of protesters took different routes to the site, one consisting of 50 cyclists.
Some organised sit-ins on the road, meaning those attending the summit had to be taken by helicopter.
Police made at least five arrests yesterday and some activists reported being targeted with “chemical substances,” though what these were could not be confirmed.
Climate-change demonstrators donned masks depicting the G7 leaders and shovelled fuel under a model of the world burning.
The demos were smaller than Saturday’s rally of thousands in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, the resort town where the conference is taking place, which saw police attack protesters with pepper spray and tear gas.
http://www.morningstaronline.co.uk/a-c3d1-Germany-Police-keep-G7-leaders-safe-from-public-fury#.VXWTW0Z8rOo
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