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german politicians are also currently debating a general "impfpflicht" law i.e. mandatory vaccines for everyone.
BREAKING: Covid Riots Netherlands - Shots Fired! Euro-cacs Going Wild in Austria, Switzerland !!!
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german politicians are also currently debating a general "impfpflicht" law i.e. mandatory vaccines for everyone.
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Somebody send me this vid of a breh that got shot by police 
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Violence breaks out at Brussels anti-vaccine protest in Europe's latest day of rage: Fury over rules banning unjabbed from bars sparks clashes hours after Germany revealed COMPULSORY vaccinations are 'unavoidable'
Europe descended into a third day of violent carnage on Sunday as tens of thousands of people in Belgium took to the streets to protest against the return of strict lockdown rules aimed at curbing a rise in Covid infections.
Nearly 40,000 people descended on the capital Brussels to protest against new anti-Covid measures banning the unvaccinated from entering restaurants and bars.
Some protesters were seen throwing projectiles at riot police and in response, officers fired water cannon and tear gas at the group. Police have made some arrests, but it is not immediately clear how many.
Video footage from Brussels shows a large group of protesters shouting at police as some light flares and throw them at the officers - one man can even be seen mooning at them.
The protests descended into chaos, with some of the protesters seen setting fires on the streets while others threw rocks through the windows of local businesses including a post office. Two police cars have also been damaged.
The protest came just hours after it emerged Germany is set to follow Austria's example in making vaccinations compulsory with ministers admitting that the move is 'unavoidable' amid a fourth wave of the pandemic which is crippling the country's hospitals.
Last night also saw similar demonstrations against virus restrictions take place in Austria, Switzerland, Croatia, Italy, Northern Ireland, Austria and North Macedonia on Saturday, a day after Dutch police opened fire on protesters and seven people were injured in rioting that erupted in Rotterdam.
Europe has become the epicentre of the pandemic once again, with the World Health Organisation warning that the Continent was the only region in the world where deaths had increased as Covid-related fatalities spiked by five per cent just this week.
In France, the government has warned that the fifth wave of coronavirus are rising at 'lightning speed', with new daily Covid cases close to doubling over the past week.
In Belgium, cases have been surging, with infections reaching 13,836 on Sunday. In response, the government hasintroduced restrictions including a ban on the unvaccinated from venues such as restaurants and bars, and an order to work from home at least four days a week.
Police said 35,000 protesters marched from the North Station in Brussels on Sunday afternoon against a fresh round of Covid measures announced by the government on Wednesday.
The demonstration, called 'Together for Freedom', saw some protestors clash with riot police near the Belgian capital's EU and government district. Many of the protestors caught up in the clash were wearing hoods and carried Flemish nationalist flags.
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Violence breaks out at Brussels anti-vaccine protest in Europe's latest day of rage | Daily Mail Online
- Nearly 40,000 protesters descended on Belgium's capital Brussels to protests against anti-Covid measures
- Germany set to follow Austria's example in making vaccinations compulsory amid a fourth wave of pandemic
- France is also facing worrying number of cases, with fifth-wave Covid infections rising at an alarming rate
- Violence erupted in Vienna as 10,000 protesters took to the streets after new lockdown was announced
- Dutch protesters also gathered in Amsterdam, The Hague and Breda to demonstrate against measures
- The Netherlands entered a partial lockdown on Saturday, sparking a furious backlash against the government
- Austria on Friday reimposed a full winter lockdown and neighbouring Germany warned it may soon follow suit
Europe descended into a third day of violent carnage on Sunday as tens of thousands of people in Belgium took to the streets to protest against the return of strict lockdown rules aimed at curbing a rise in Covid infections.
Nearly 40,000 people descended on the capital Brussels to protest against new anti-Covid measures banning the unvaccinated from entering restaurants and bars.
Some protesters were seen throwing projectiles at riot police and in response, officers fired water cannon and tear gas at the group. Police have made some arrests, but it is not immediately clear how many.
Video footage from Brussels shows a large group of protesters shouting at police as some light flares and throw them at the officers - one man can even be seen mooning at them.
The protests descended into chaos, with some of the protesters seen setting fires on the streets while others threw rocks through the windows of local businesses including a post office. Two police cars have also been damaged.
The protest came just hours after it emerged Germany is set to follow Austria's example in making vaccinations compulsory with ministers admitting that the move is 'unavoidable' amid a fourth wave of the pandemic which is crippling the country's hospitals.
Last night also saw similar demonstrations against virus restrictions take place in Austria, Switzerland, Croatia, Italy, Northern Ireland, Austria and North Macedonia on Saturday, a day after Dutch police opened fire on protesters and seven people were injured in rioting that erupted in Rotterdam.
Europe has become the epicentre of the pandemic once again, with the World Health Organisation warning that the Continent was the only region in the world where deaths had increased as Covid-related fatalities spiked by five per cent just this week.
In France, the government has warned that the fifth wave of coronavirus are rising at 'lightning speed', with new daily Covid cases close to doubling over the past week.
In Belgium, cases have been surging, with infections reaching 13,836 on Sunday. In response, the government hasintroduced restrictions including a ban on the unvaccinated from venues such as restaurants and bars, and an order to work from home at least four days a week.
Police said 35,000 protesters marched from the North Station in Brussels on Sunday afternoon against a fresh round of Covid measures announced by the government on Wednesday.
The demonstration, called 'Together for Freedom', saw some protestors clash with riot police near the Belgian capital's EU and government district. Many of the protestors caught up in the clash were wearing hoods and carried Flemish nationalist flags.
belgium today
austria
Violence breaks out at Brussels anti-vaccine protest in Europe's latest day of rage | Daily Mail Online
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That's why it won't happen here. If they're cutting up over there, imagine what these militia types here would do.
the world is such a fukking mess.
i mean i'm glad there isn't a world war going on but this seems on par with such a global event.
if we ever get hit with another bubonic like plague, it's a wrap for most people in the world.
people are just too stupid.
i mean i'm glad there isn't a world war going on but this seems on par with such a global event.
if we ever get hit with another bubonic like plague, it's a wrap for most people in the world.
people are just too stupid.
I took the vaccine because i don't want covid again or to pass it on to others
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Congrats on the Plat thread OP! 
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Congrats on the Plat thread OP!
bredrin I am in germany
and have to visit the netherlands every now and again so in my case this extends beyond the coli