Do you think the left or the right will fix the state of the US?

@Reason10 🙄

@Reason10 You lost me after the first two words. Everything else was ... Well, You know what it was,,,..😷

@whowasthatmaskedman Shouldn’t you be out arresting parents at school board meetings or holding up traffic somewhere?

@whowasthatmaskedman 👋 I know, I know - total bs

@sunsporter1649 Go away child. You dont even know what you speak of...😷

@whowasthatmaskedman
You too busy inventing new laws to arrest political opponents under to stage a sit in at a courthouse?

@sunsporter1649 The arrests you refer to are from a global protest that took place in several American cities and in other countries. Try reading to the end of the article next time..😷

@whowasthatmaskedman You mean Melbourne is not in Australia?

@sunsporter1649 A little light reading for you. Get your mother ro help you with the long words.
"Pro-Palestinian protesters shut down traffic Monday morning in cities across the country, part of a global effort to disrupt economies and pressure world leaders to push for a cease-fire in the Gaza Strip.

In California, protesters chained themselves to barrels and blocked lanes on northbound I-880 in Oakland, while another group of demonstrators carrying banners disrupted southbound traffic. On the Golden Gate Bridge, protesters obstructed traffic in both directions, with some carrying a banner that read “Stop the world for Gaza.”

The disruptions did not just impact drivers. In Chicago, protesters on I-190 blocked traffic coming into O’Hare International Airport, and passengers who’d already arrived started walking on foot with their luggage to catch their flights. The airport announced on X that there were substantial delays and encouraged passengers to use alternative transportation. By mid morning, traffic was moving into O’Hare again, according to the airport.

In San Antonio, protesters carrying Palestinian flags blocked both sides of the Valero energy company headquarters, jamming traffic on the city’s northwest side. In New York City on Monday afternoon, hundreds of protesters blocked traffic on the Brooklyn Bridge, and police arrested some demonstrators.

And in Philadelphia, pro-Palestinian protesters organized a teach-in that blocked rush-hour traffic. Others led a funeral-like procession of cars up Interstate 95, and a third group gathered outside of City Hall, calling on local leadership to stop sending millions of dollars to Israel. They also made their way to Day & Zimmermann headquarters, which is a weapons manufacturer that organizers said supplies weapons to Israel, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported.

The protests were part of A15 Action, a solidarity agreement to “identify and blockade major choke points” that would cause the most economic impact, according to its website.

In Middletown, Conn., for example, pro-Palestinian protesters blocked employees entering and leaving a Pratt & Whitney factory that exports military engines for aircrafts. Police arrested multiple protesters, the Hartford Courant reported.

The movement on Monday purposefully coincided with Tax Day in the United States. Protesters and activists across the country said they were calling for a cease-fire in Gaza and for the United States to stop providing military aid to the Israeli government.

Protesters also gathered in major cities globally, including in Athens; Belfast, Northern Ireland; Sydney, Australia; and Barcelona, Spain. All echoed calls for a cease-fire."

@whowasthatmaskedman You know what I call Pro-Palestinian Protesters? TARGETS....https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2010/06/why-did-israeli-commandos-use-paintball-guns-aboard-the-mavi-marmara.html

@pdqsailor1 Lets hope they dont feel the same about you..😷

@whowasthatmaskedman They have to FIND me... they are easy to find.. Me? Not so much..

@pdqsailor1 Canada is a good place to hide. Like my country..😷

@Reason10 You should really consider professional help

@pdqsailor1 Or maybe even a talented amateur.....😷