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🚨 WATCH: Rubber Bullets Flying in Tembisa as Striking Casual Workers Clash: Gauteng Province is currently a literal and figurative war zone. In Tembisa, rubber bullets are flying like confetti as striking casual workers clash with law enforcement. The chaos stems from Pikitup experiencing severe, systemic service delivery disruptions....

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To all of the people who are somehow blaming Joe Biden for the fact that FEMA workers are staying in $531-$1000/night hotels, while Hawaiians are only getting $700, please take a moment. If you are going to hold Biden responsible for all of FEMA's actions, yet blame Democrats for the DOJ and FBI’s actions while Trump was President, you are being hypocritical. If you are going to be mad that FEMA under Biden spent $500+ on hotels, yet you are perfectly fine that Trump charged Secret Service members and government aides $650/night to stay at his own properties, then you are also being hypocritical. Here’s some pertinent information. - FEMA Critical Needs Assistance is maxed out at $700. Individuals can apply for more assistant on top of this, but the instant assistance is limited. The president doesn’t create these maximums on the fly. - FEMA employees are literally putting their lives in danger in many cases working to help bring supplies, care, and medical assistance to people in need. They are doing so, by flying thousands of miles away from their family to do their jobs. Their jobs provide them with government benefits, such as healthcare, 401Ks, and lodging when they are working. - The amount of decent hotels that are safe, operational, and close enough to the vicinity that care is needed in is extremely limited. Yes, there are cheaper hotels available and some that are even closer, but there likely are not large enough hotels to accommodate the approximate 1000 workers that need lodging. - Bureaucratic spending is not perfect, and surely there was probably better options, if you want to nitpick the decisions, but to blame this on the President of the United States is absurd. - Stop with the finger pointing at every opportunity and let's all do our best to try and help these Hawaiians.

Ed Krassenstein

2,683,071 次观看 • 3 年前

WATCH | Hi Please Share. These are the conditions that workers endure at Indarama Gold Mine in Kwekwe. We write with heavy hearts as Zimbabwean workers employed at Indarama Ming Chang Mine, Kwekwe. We are not against investment or mining. We want to work, build our country, and provide for our families in dignity and safety. Right now, that dignity is being taken away. These are the conditions we face daily, and we are speaking out because internal reports have led to victimization instead of solutions: 1. Safety Violations - PPE Denied & Sold to Workers Workers are being made to operate underground and in hazardous areas without proper Personal Protective Equipment. When PPE is available, it is sold to employees instead of being issued freely as required by the Mines and Minerals Act and Factories & Works Regulations. We are expected to buy our own helmets, boots, gloves, and dust masks from the wages we barely survive on. 2. No Clean Drinking Water or Sanitation The entire mine has no clean, potable water for workers to drink. Many of us are forced to drink shaft water. There are no functional toilets on site. This is a serious health and dignity risk. 3. Poor Wages, No Grading Structure Employees are underpaid with no clear grading or salary structure. There is no transparency on how wages are calculated, no promotions, and no career path for most general hands. 4. Inhumane Accommodation Workers are housed in small rooms built from sacks, tents, and plastics, directly on bare ground.There is no proper housing that meets basic health and safety standards. We sleep in overcrowded, unsafe structures exposed to weather and illness. 5. Victimization & Unlawful Dismissals As workers, we elected representatives to formally write to mine administration to raise these issues for resolution. Instead of dialogue, anyone who raises a concern is dismissed with immediate effect. Employees are being fired without due process, without hearings, and without reason. Fear has replaced safety. Our Plea: We are Zimbabweans. We want to work. But we cannot work safely, legally, or humanely under these conditions. We therefore humbly plead for urgent assistance and investigation from: 1. Ministry of Mines & Mining Development- For safety and compliance inspections 2. Ministry of Labour & Social Services- For labour law, wages, grading, and unfair dismissals 3. Ministry of Health & Child Care- For water, sanitation, and occupational health risks 4. His Excellency, the President- For intervention to protect Zimbabwean workers We are not trying to damage the mine. We are asking for the law to be upheld: safe PPE, clean water, decent toilets, fair pay, proper housing, and the right to speak without fear of being fired. Sincerely, The Workers of Indarama Ming Chang, Kwekwe

𝐂𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐖𝐚𝐭𝐜𝐡 𝐙𝐖

19,968 次观看 • 1 个月前

🚨 BREAKING: ICE Executes Massive Immigration Raid at California Cannabis Farm Amid Heated Protest Today in Ventura County, ICE agents carried out a federal immigration enforcement operation at Glass House Farms, one of California’s largest cannabis facilities—uncovering what officials say is a major case of illegal labor violations. ✅ Dozens of undocumented workers were detained in the raid, part of a federal warrant targeting employers suspected of knowingly hiring illegal immigrants. As agents moved in, far-left protesters quickly swarmed the area, attempting to block law enforcement and interfere with the operation. Chaos followed: ➡️ Protesters hurled rocks, water bottles, and clashed with federal agents. ➡️ ICE responded with non-lethal crowd control, including tear gas and rubber bullets, to restore order and ensure officer safety. ➡️ National Guard troops were later deployed to reinforce the scene and prevent further violence. ⚠️ Activists are already spinning this as a “kidnapping” operation—but the truth is simple: ICE is enforcing the law. This raid wasn’t about cannabis—it was about illegal employment practices and holding employers accountable for hiring undocumented workers at the expense of American labor. ICE has not released an exact number of arrests, but witnesses report dozens of detainees were loaded into vans and removed for processing. 💬 “If they come for one of us, they come for all of us,” one protester shouted. But for millions of law-abiding citizens, that’s the problem. 🇺🇸 The rule of law must apply to everyone. No business should be allowed to violate immigration law, and no mob should be allowed to disrupt federal enforcement. Kudos to ICE and federal agents for keeping calm under pressure and doing the hard work others won’t.

Project Constitution

20,114 次观看 • 1 年前

🚨 Mamdani Transition Team Member Treats Delivery Work as the Moral Center of Society This is Ligia Guallpa of Los Deliveristas Unidos and the Worker Justice Project, and she’s on Mamdani’s transition team for Worker Justice. Her worldview treats delivery drivers not as one part of a complex city economy, but as the central moral engine of the city, with everything else reframed around their grievances. “What was won today was fought in the streets to transform this industry in jobs that are dignified and that their humanity is respected.” She talks about deliveristas as if they are the most important cog in New York. And yes, it can be a very dangerous job, amplified by the city’s density, traffic, and the pressures of app-based piecework. But can we have an honest conversation about risk, incentives, and tradeoffs, or will drivers’ lives just be used as a political bludgeon? Because “danger” here is not just traffic. Delivery workers are routinely targeted for robberies and assaults, including theft of e-bikes and phones. And the city’s soft-on-crime posture, light consequences, and revolving-door enforcement only makes that problem worse for the very workers activists claim to champion. In her telling, deliveristas survived COVID and are now facing “masked men” in an “anti-immigrant era,” with the looming threat of ICE raids. So what does governance look like here? Another sweeping City Council mandate, like a citywide rule banning parking within 20 feet of all intersections, sold as “deliverista safety,” with Mamdani ready to sign? If the work is truly that dangerous, the adult answer is a mix of enforcement, practical safety changes, and eventually reducing human exposure through delivery automation.

Stu Smith

13,884 次观看 • 7 个月前

🚨On Mamdani’s Committee on Worker Justice Team, Bhairavi Desai Sees Genocide, Chaos, and Capitalism Everywhere Bhairavi Desai, founding member of the New York Taxi Workers Alliance and now on Zohran Mamdani’s transition team for the Committee on Worker Justice, frames the current political moment in stark moral and structural terms. She opens with the bleak assessment that “we're living in really terrible times,” adding that “since October 2023, the world has just felt really dark” and that it’s hard to look away “when you know you're living through a genocide.” For Desai, the urgency is structural: “That's the nature of capitalism. It's chaos and cruelty.” “Poverty and militarism” are the reasons Desai got involved in union work, but it doesn't end there. "I look at issues of racism and, you know, sexism and, you know, other forms of bias as really just extensions for me of capitalism and in particular imperialism." Drawing on her membership’s global background, she argues that many taxi workers come from nations “destabilized by the militarism of the U.S., whether it's been dropping bombs or… the overwhelming presence of U.S. military bases.” She links mass deportations to economic restructuring, asserting that deportations target “immigrant workers that are primarily service workers and low-wage workers.” “Immigration is just another way of trying to divide the working class.” Desai insists that defending immigrant workers is integral to the labor movement: “Immigrant rights are workers’ rights. That Trump's immigration policy is a labor policy. "The existential duty of the labor movement to be on the front lines” of these battles." She also delivers a sharp critique of the Democratic Party, saying it is “really hard for a Democratic party that's been the face of a genocide… to now anoint themselves as the safe keepers of democracy.” She argues that “democracy isn’t just about who is able to vote,” but about “equity in our economy,” and that the U.S. has failed to confront “that oligarchy, you know, the extreme consolidation of wealth… is an issue of democracy.” Apologies for the video not being the prettiest, but what a wild speech. A total doozy 😵‍💫

Stu Smith

26,244 次观看 • 8 个月前

🚨 PEOPLE ARE PANICKING AFTER SEEING WORKERS IN FULL CHEMICAL PROTECTIVE GEAR SPRAYING STRAWBERRY FIELDS — AND AMERICANS ARE EATING THIS A viral video showing workers covered head-to-toe in full chemical protective gear while spraying massive clouds of pesticide mist across strawberry fields is sending the internet into full panic mode. And now the footage is colliding with growing public concern over reports linking conventional strawberries to some of the highest pesticide residue levels in the produce aisle. For years, strawberries have repeatedly appeared near the top of consumer “Dirty Dozen” lists highlighting produce with detectable pesticide residues after testing. Viewers can’t stop pointing out the contradiction: • The workers are wearing respirators • Their entire bodies are covered • They avoid breathing the chemicals directly • Yet the strawberries still end up in grocery stores labeled “fresh” Now the comments are completely exploding: • “If they need THAT much protection, why are we eating it?” • “This looks like a toxic waste cleanup.” • “And they wonder why cancer rates keep rising.” • “Modern food production is becoming terrifying.” • “There’s no way washing removes all of that.” Others argue: • this is standard agricultural safety protocol • concentrated pesticides require protective equipment during application • and pesticide residues on food are regulated before products reach consumers But the footage is fueling a massive online debate about what’s really being sprayed onto America’s food supply… and whether people have any idea what they’re consuming long term. Be honest… if workers need respirators and full chemical protective gear to spray this stuff, what do you think it’s doing inside the human body long term? 📹: Instagram/flowerinspanish

HustleBitch

829,139 次观看 • 2 个月前

This is the first time ever that I have seen a landlord offer a service like this in South Africa. Inospace is now offering outsourced warehousing services for e-commerce businesses. There is huge demand for services such as this, especially with so many new e-commerce businesses entering the market due to the boom in online shopping post covid. In other words, if you run an online store from home and you have no idea how to facilitate your growth - Inospace is now offering to store, pack and ship your customer orders on your behalf. The property sector is slow to adopting new tech and most South African landlords are incredibly traditionalist which is why they are set in their old-school ways of work. Inospace manages over half a million square meters of industrial space around South Africa. They offer short-term lease agreements as well as accept rental payments via Yoco machine on site. You can tap with your credit card to pay your rent each month. They are certainly one of the more future forward landlords. The ever-innovative Inospace is now changing the game when it comes to property management. They are introducing a completely new service which in the eye of the consumer is a genius no-brainer, however as a Landlord, it could potentially cannabilise existing business. This is an innovative risk that could pay off big time in the long run. Personally, I think its brilliant. I know of so many e-commerce SMME’s who are desperate for a service like this and have no idea where to start. What do you think of this new service offering and is there a demand for it?

Ash Müller

67,192 次观看 • 2 年前

Situation in Northern Kurdistan (Turkey) is spiralling out of control. Protestors have set up barricades in some neighbourhoods and are clashing with Turkish security forces. Protestors are using fireworks, stones and Molotov cocktails to defend themselves against the Turkish security forces. The protests which have turned into riots have seen a surge of more militant groups and individuals joining the riots such as the HBDH and MAK Some reports claim that the Turkish security have began to use live bullets; until now they mainly relied on rubber bullets and water cannons. During the day Turkish security forces run targeted arrest operations with undercover officers. The situation is very reminiscent of the early stages of scenes we have witnessed from 2014-2016 Dead or wounded individuals on either side could have devastating effects on the level of escalation. RE MAK: The MAK has been active since November 2023, carrying out attacks and other activities on a regular basis. They are a decentralised movement of individuals working together for the cause of liberating Kurdistan. As of now: any claim of them being in coordination with other militant groups such as the TAK, YDGH (though both formerly don’t exist anymore) or the Kurdish workers party (PKK) military wing HPG is wrong. For better understanding: anyone who is currently protesting against the Turkish regime could in theory take a video of his actions and send it to the MAK; that’d make you a member of the MAK (it’s more of a movement than a group) RE footage on social media: Please be aware; groups and individuals with different motives are mixing in footage from 2015/16 to create a narrative of protestors being overly violent, armed and under the command of other factions.

Scharo Bajalan

28,386 次观看 • 1 年前

Liberal MP starts petition to allow foreign students and migrant workers facing deportation to remain in Canada Amandeep Sodhi is calling for foreign students and migrant workers facing deportation to be granted permanent residency and provided with federal aid. On Thursday's live stream, Tamara Ugolini and Alexa Lavoie discussed a new story from Blacklock's Reporter that shows Liberal MP Amandeep Sodhi of Brampton Centre has launched a petition to allow foreign students and migrant workers facing deportation to be granted permanent residency. “Canada must provide clear timelines and realistic pathways to permanence for those who have already demonstrated their commitment to this country,” reads Petition E-6940, sponsored by Sodhi. According to official estimates, there are currently over three million foreigners in Canada who are on either valid or expired temporary permits. The petition introduced by the Liberal MP not only calls for foreign students and migrant workers facing deportation to remain in Canada, but it also calls for taxpayer funding for "temporary residents facing status insecurity and distress". In addition to this, it calls on Parliament to “publicly recognize that international students and temporary workers are not to blame for the current system," as further noted by Blacklock's. “These individuals have studied, worked, paid taxes and supported Canada’s economy and social fabric including during the Covid-19 pandemic,” the petition continues, adding, “They deserve compassion, stability and a fair opportunity to build a secure future in the country they already call home.” Tamara criticized the petition, noting Canada should not be welcoming people as permanent residents who are attempting to find loopholes in immigration law. "It's not always the fault of the international students per se, but if you're due for deportation, and your visa's expiring, then guess what, you have to go," she said. "We can't expect people to come here and find some sort of loophole to stay and then expect that they will uphold our laws and regulations if they're coming here intent on breaking them from the onset," Tamara continued. "I'm not saying that everyone is guilty of that, but there are certainly people who are trying to capitalize on some of those loopholes, and I think that's just a recipe for disaster," she said. If the goals of the petition were successful, the Canadian population would increase by over three million people despite Mark Carney previously pledging to significantly reduce immigration after a massive spike under Justin Trudeau.

Rebel News

32,629 次观看 • 9 个月前

Foreigners and their allies denounce Canada – as they demand Canadian citizenship for visitors to Canada! 🇨🇦 Protesters apparently want all two million temporary foreign workers to receive permanent residency and eventually Canadian citizenship. Beautiful Brampton, Ont., was the scene for a small demonstration last Friday morning. Demonstrators were demanding that temporary foreign workers receive permanent residency and ultimately Canadian citizenship. Um, what part of “temporary” do they not understand? But never mind… The demonstration took place in the parking lot of a shopping plaza. It was organized by the Naujawan Support Network, CUPE Ontario, and the Migrant Workers Alliance. They teamed up to form something called the “United Immigrant Workers Front.” They apparently want all two million temporary foreign workers to receive permanent residency and eventually Canadian citizenship. Why? Great question. Alas, the vast majority of attendees refused to answer our queries. Such as: 1⃣ Why are you here today? 2⃣ What school did you go to (i.e., a legitimate university or a bogus diploma mill)? 3⃣ What skillset do you have? 4⃣ What gives you the right to think that you deserve Canadian citizenship? 5⃣ Why don’t you want to go back to India? 6⃣ Do you believe that “nobody is illegal on stolen land”? 7⃣ Do you think Canadians are being racist toward you if you are denied citizenship? (We presume the answer to that query is “yes” given some of the inflammatory sentiments expressed on the signage of the demonstrators.) And talk about a motely crew! The gruesome gathering included Indians who are presumably overstaying their welcome; Marxists; the Hamasholes; wannabe Antifa members; and perhaps the biggest demo in attendance: White. Liberal. Women. (We don’t get it either.) But talk about chutzpah! The demonstrators denounced Canada and Canadians while demanding to remain in Canada and become Canadian! And another thing: why in blue hell is the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) aiding and abetting foreigners who are refusing to abide by our immigration rules? Indeed, why would a union want immigrants flooding into the country, thereby lowering living standards for everyone in the process? Our guess: the brain trust at public sector unions like CUPE is now so leftist and so woke that they actually believe nonsense such as “nobody is illegal on stolen land” and that Canadians are all descended from colonialists who are inherently racist and hateful. Unbelievable. Coincidentally, on the day we attended the demonstration, the Globe and Mail had a headline reading: “Out of nowhere, Canada became poorer than Alabama. How is that possible?” Gee, maybe a decade’s worth of Liberal policies such as allowing mass migration into our Dominion has something to do with this dire situation? Put another way: how do you expect to win the war on poverty if you keep importing the world’s impoverished?

Rebel News

84,009 次观看 • 5 个月前

These protesters were given political cover by Jacob Zuma’s MK Party and March and March, which are effectively pursuing the same agenda. The MK Party explicitly declared that even Africans who are legally documented must leave South Africa. These protesters have simply acted on that message. They listened to their political leaders and went out to intimidate, harass and target Africans who are lawfully in the country. This is exactly what is turning South Africa into a laughingstock in the eyes of the world. It hands ammunition to its critics, including countries such as Israel and political figures like Donald Trump, who point to scenes like these and argue that South Africa is descending into lawlessness. If people claim they are protesting against illegal immigration but then use that protest to loot businesses, harass and intimidate Africans who are legally in South Africa, as has been reported in this news reports, then this has nothing to do with illegal immigration. It is xenophobia. It is Afrophobia. That is precisely what those terms mean. It is deeply disturbing to watch South Africa take this dark turn, where black Africans are persecuted simply because they are African, even when they have the legal right to live and work in the country. This is not law enforcement. It is prejudice dressed up as activism. We warned from the very beginning that this movement was being driven by hatred of black Africans, not by a genuine concern for the rule of law. We were insulted, mocked and dismissed. Today, those who doubted us need only look at what is happening. The evidence is now in plain sight.

Hopewell Chin’ono

112,247 次观看 • 1 个月前

Additional raw footage. 👇 A confrontation recorded during neighborhood roadwork in Chadds Ford has drawn attention online after a woman repeatedly accused Hispanic workers of being in the country illegally and threatened them with immigration enforcement. The video, posted by Geremias Hernandez, appears to show a crew repaving a residential roadway near Ponds Edge Drive. The precise intersection and whether the street is township-owned or privately maintained have not been independently confirmed. In the footage, the woman approaches the workers while walking a golden retriever and demands information about the project. As the exchange escalates, she repeatedly questions the workers’ immigration status rather than discussing only the roadwork. “None of you are legal. I looked,” the woman can be heard saying in the recording. “You’re all illegal. ICE is coming,” she adds. One worker responds that he is from the United States. The woman then tells him to “go back” to where he came from, according to the video. The recording does not show how the confrontation began, and no evidence is presented indicating that the woman had access to the workers’ employment or immigration records. Immigration status also cannot be determined from a person’s appearance, language or occupation. The exchange unfolds as the crew appears to be carrying out scheduled paving work using commercial road equipment. Workers largely remain near the worksite while attempting to explain that they are there to do their jobs. Dog repeatedly pulled during confrontation. The woman’s treatment of the dog she is walking also drew concern from viewers. As she gestures, moves toward the workers and argues with the person recording, the leash repeatedly becomes taut around the dog’s neck. The golden retriever appears to brace its legs, pull backward and resist being moved closer to the confrontation. At several points, the dog’s head and neck are pulled sharply as the woman changes direction or waves the leash-holding arm. The animal appears visibly uncomfortable and attempts to remain behind her. The footage does not establish that the dog was physically injured. However, repeated pressure from a collar and leash can place strain on a dog’s neck, particularly when the animal is resisting or being jerked unexpectedly. The woman has not been publicly identified, and her account of the dispute is not available. The incident appears to have occurred in Chadds Ford, an affluent suburban and semi-rural community roughly 25 miles southwest of Philadelphia.

LongTime🤓FirstTime👨‍💻

10,075 次观看 • 1 个月前