The protests started outside the BBC’s offices in London as the general public, politicians, union leaders and celebrities were brought together by the People’s Assembly campaign group, on Saturday.
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Huge London Protests
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American Truckers Are Calling For A Workers’ General-Strike!
I have been asking the question with ironic humor, “what if government shutdown government and it never reopens?” Of course all past government debt ceiling shutdowns had very few government stoppages and had no lasting impact, but could this time…
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Peace Today
