Oct 31, 2022
Mass demonstrations took place in several cities across Germany on October 30, 2022. The people on the streets are demanding an end to sanctions on Russia which causes the destruction of their economy and inflation.
While mass media outlets again report just a couple of hundred people attending the protests, there were tens of thousands of people protesting on the streets of Europe’s largest economy yesterday.
Some of the protesters said their so-called leaders had enough time to make positive decisions but they refused to make them.
There’s something ultimately powerful when such huge masses of people come together with one unified goal.
Huge protests against the government in several places in Germany today. These people don't want the globalist agenda, no more sanctions on Russia which causes inflation in their own country. They simply want FREEDOM! pic.twitter.com/aYOIby4Wsl
— We Are Protestors (@WeAreProtestors) October 30, 2022
Huge protests against the government in several places in Germany today. These people don't want the globalist agenda, no more sanctions on Russia which causes inflation in their own country. They simply want FREEDOM! pic.twitter.com/tLk3CgYb78
— We Are Protestors (@WeAreProtestors) October 30, 2022
#Germany Mass demonstration today in Dresden against destructive government policies. pic.twitter.com/eya3EhrxW3
— We Are Protestors (@WeAreProtestors) October 30, 2022
#Germany Huge demonstration today in Dresden on the Theaterplatz: 15,000 brave people demonstrate against the demolition policy of the government of Olaf Scholz.
The state media speaks of "a few hundred" protesters. pic.twitter.com/rRv4ThVxIc
— We Are Protestors (@WeAreProtestors) October 30, 2022
Euro area annual inflation hit a new record high of 10.7% in October 2022. This is up from 9.9% in September, according to a flash estimate from Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union.
Looking at the main components of euro area inflation, energy is expected to have the highest annual rate in October.
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