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I am all for peaceful protests against anything and everything. But violent protests and stopping others who want to work from working is not okay (proof attached). Here’s what we know – a number of these protestors were not even our delivery partners. They were agents of political interests,... show more

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Let me quickly clarify this – there was no excessive use of force against protestors in Serbia. Quite the opposite - and we know what the excessive use of force looks like. Attached in the video are just few examples. But this is not Serbia, these are some of the most advanced EU democracies. On protests in Serbia – I wish they were peaceful, but they are not. Protesters in Serbia are, on a daily basis, denying all fundamental rights to other citizens in this country: the right to freedom of movement, which is a fundamental human right, freedom of speech, freedom of opinion, freedom to live freely and peacefully. Despite of this, both our police and our citizens have shown nothing but restraint and patience. Unbelievable, exemplary restraint. 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸

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(Reposting. I believe this video is from one of the other protests across Europe or in Tel Aviv, and not Germany actually, but I received the video from people who were on the receiving end of brutality for protests in Germany.)

(Reposting. I believe this video is from one of the other protests across Europe or in Tel Aviv, and not Germany actually, but I received the video from people who were on the receiving end of brutality for protests in Germany.)

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🇮🇷 West would have beat down the protests, says Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi: “I would like to make clear that these protests went through a number of phases: First it was calm and peaceful. Then it started to reignite in a different fashion as new individuals infiltrated these protests and they turned violent. As we witnessed in many countries, including those in the West and the United States, when protests turn violent, they are met with the security forces.”

🇮🇷 West would have beat down the protests, says Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi: “I would like to make clear that these protests went through a number of phases: First it was calm and peaceful. Then it started to reignite in a different fashion as new individuals infiltrated these protests and they turned violent. As we witnessed in many countries, including those in the West and the United States, when protests turn violent, they are met with the security forces.”

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🚨Scott Jennings takes on hostile CNN panel looking for any reason possible to oppose Trump’s deportation of violent illegal gang members: Jennings: It's quite clear the president believes he is keeping the United States and its citizens safe from non-citizens, who are in the country illegally, first of all. And second of all, who have a long history of committing very, very violent acts from murder to rape to sex trafficking and so on. Phillip: But how do we know they were what the Trump admin said they were? Jennings: Their records have already been pulled. These people were violent where they came from, and they’re here illegally. Mills: They may not have been illegals. What if somebody does this to us? Jennings: They’re not citizens. Espaillat: But they may start doing this to citizens. Jennings: You all are conflating different groups of people. US citizens are different than non-citizens. And people here under certain status are much different than people who came here illegally, particularly if you came here illegally and you were violent where you came from. And I think the Trump administration, frankly, has a political and maybe even a legal mandate to exit them from the country. Navarro: This was just meant to be a distraction. They're on the wrong side of an 80/20 issue, again.

🚨Scott Jennings takes on hostile CNN panel looking for any reason possible to oppose Trump’s deportation of violent illegal gang members: Jennings: It's quite clear the president believes he is keeping the United States and its citizens safe from non-citizens, who are in the country illegally, first of all. And second of all, who have a long history of committing very, very violent acts from murder to rape to sex trafficking and so on. Phillip: But how do we know they were what the Trump admin said they were? Jennings: Their records have already been pulled. These people were violent where they came from, and they’re here illegally. Mills: They may not have been illegals. What if somebody does this to us? Jennings: They’re not citizens. Espaillat: But they may start doing this to citizens. Jennings: You all are conflating different groups of people. US citizens are different than non-citizens. And people here under certain status are much different than people who came here illegally, particularly if you came here illegally and you were violent where you came from. And I think the Trump administration, frankly, has a political and maybe even a legal mandate to exit them from the country. Navarro: This was just meant to be a distraction. They're on the wrong side of an 80/20 issue, again.

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