4 chapters across the catalog
A new digital movement called "Blackout the System" is calling for a massive economic protest on September 17th. The website encourages participants to adjust W-4 tax withholdings, withdraw money from major banks in favor of credit unions, and cancel corporate subscriptions. The hosts analyze the site's high production value and its claims of participation across 28 countries.
Protests against President Donald Trump have spread internationally, including demonstrations in Antwerp, Belgium. Some European cafes have reportedly begun refusing to sell Coca-Cola as a symbolic protest against the new American administration. The hosts analyze these actions as a reaction from globalist entities and corporations against the shift in US political leadership.
Global Media Reaction, Trump Inauguration Coverage
NBC News and other outlets reported a "world of anxiety" following Donald Trump's inauguration, highlighting celebrations in Moscow contrasted with alarm in Germany and Australia. The coverage linked the political transition to North Korean missile tests and potential trade wars with China.
During a protest in Chicago, members of Iraq Veterans Against the War publicly discarded their military medals to protest the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East. Veterans criticized the "Global War on Terrorism" as a "war on an adjective" and accused the U.S. government of war crimes and drone attacks. The event received minimal mainstream media coverage despite the significant number of participants.
