Dave Mason and is Fascist buddies.

Dave Mason and is Fascist buddies.  


The world protests minor issues, in the hundreds of thousands. The USA enters fascism and 5 thousand people, less than who read this blog show up. What the hell?


Here is a more comprehensive timeline of protests from 2024 to 2025 in chart form:
DateCountryIssueNumbers
Jan 2024IsraelJudicial overhaul plans100,000+
Jan 2024FrancePension reform plans1 million+
Feb 2024PeruPolitical crisis and demands for new elections10,000+
Feb 2024GreeceEconomic crisis and cost-of-living increases20,000+
Mar 2024ChinaCOVID-19 restrictions and government policies1,000+
Mar 2024SudanMilitary coup and demand for civilian rule10,000+
Apr 2024South AfricaEconomic crisis and high cost of living5,000+
May 2024ParaguayEconomic crisis and corruption3,000+
Jun 2024AfghanistanWomen's rights and girls' education500+
Jul 2024NepalPolitical crisis and corruption2,000+
Aug 2024KenyaEconomic crisis and high cost of living5,000+
Sep 2024HaitiPolitical crisis and gang violence1,000+
Oct 2024IranWomen's rights and political repression5,000+
Nov 2024BrazilEconomic crisis and high cost of living10,000+
Dec 2024GermanyAnti-extremism and far-right AfD party10,000+
Jan 2025USProtests against Trump and Project 20255,000+
Feb 2025SerbiaEnvironmental concerns and lithium mining10,000+
Mar 2025FrancePension reform plans and labor unions1.5 million+
Please note that the numbers are approximate and sourced from various news outlets and reports.

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