Mótmæli

Frakkar mótmæla fasisma

Q: "Police fired tear gas at demonstrators who threw rocks and bottles, set construction equipment on fire in Paris, and picketed state buildings across France, in response to President Emmanuel Macron’s vaccine and health pass moves.

...a health pass to be introduced in August will limit entry to bars, restaurants, cafes and shopping centers in favor of those who’ve either tested negative, are fully vaccinated, or recently recovered from the virus. Macron had previously promised there would be no vaccine mandate or health passports.

"The pass shall not pass!" was the chant of demonstrators besieging the prefecture building in Nantes.

French outrage wasn’t limited to Paris, either. Videos from around the country show protests in Toulouse and Marseilles in the south, Haute-Savoie in the southeast, and Nantes in the west, among other places."

Skiljanleg reiði.

Á sama tíma á Kúbu:

Q: "The Cuban regime claims the protests are a fabrication by the U.S. government, an allegation for which it has produced no credible evidence.

Police, [...] appeared to be especially pursuing journalists, members of political dissident organizations, and civilians with a known social media footprint of criticism of the government.

 In Cuba, disagreement with the regime is officially criminal under the law banning “disrespect” (desacato), leading to many convictions of individuals for speaking freely about their government."

Þrumuguðinn Þór fílar ekki George Floyd

Q: "A spokesperson for Toledo’s Fire and Rescue Department said a lightning strike destroyed the mural. A witness told authorities they saw lightning hit the exact building, and rescuers confirmed this to be the cause, local media reported, adding that their own weather radar had also registered lightning in the area."

Að öðru, Þór þóknanlegra:

Q: "Culper Precision does custom work on Austrian-designed Glock 19 pistols. Culper Precision refers to its custom Glock 19 as the Block 19."

Auðvitað er mynd af þessu.

Ríkisstarfsmenn eru ónauðsynlegir

Segjum við: "Two trials of shortened work weeks in Iceland between 2015 and 2019 came to a stunningly positive result, suggested the British NGO and an Icelandic partisan one who authored the report. 

The results were apparently astounding, with lots of positive comments by participants and no noticeable decline in any services.

Iceland showed that we can reduce the hours worked by public officials without any meaningful negative outcome to society. Shocking, I know."

Við höfum alltaf vitað þetta, svosem.

Talandi um Ríkisstarfsmenn:

Ekki peninganna virði, frekar en RÚV.