BREAKING NEWS! Protestors SET FIRE TO LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY in Rio de Janeiro BraziL.UPDATE--POLICE FIRING AT PROTESTORS WITH ASSAULT RIFLES

Agreed. The Vancouver debacle still reeks....

This is not how you fight against the NWO.. this is how you fight for the NWO.. take every national government in the world down, the sucking vacuum will bring out a One World Government in its place.. that's how the OWG or NWO get built, by tearing down every national government on the planet.

Stupid humans.

and so it begins

a long, terrible, brutal global revolution to end bad governments throughout the world

but it wont be easy or short though

get your determined work pants on

we will be revolting under fire, men will die

Crazy shit, Zite.....That reporter got f'ed up!

Our thoughts are with you...If you join in anything....give 'em hell, but stay safe...=-)

Has anyone found a live stream yet? I can't find anything.

Nope....we've been looking...even the traffic cams are down.

I have to carsh for the night....no new info seems to be coming out yet and I'm beat.
G'night all!

'Nite Zite......thanks for the inside info. =-)

04:13 here, it's over

more protests will take place tomorrow

Where should we look for live streams tomorrow?

Hey man if you could use some extra coin, throw some ads (which do generate quite nicely, especially on any site where people spend time on it) on a quick blog site and embed a ustream link on it. Seems like nobody is doing this and you'd get picked up by the news. Or if you don't feel comfortable with the ads making money, just wait until International news contact you.... because they gotta contact you right? This is too obvious to ignore, especially with World Cup next year.

Thanks if you end up doing it!

Hopefully Gespenst finds a way! I think ustream would work if you register a channel right? Pretty sure it is free.

Yesterday there was an Live stream the entirely day in this website: [link to g1.globo.com]

It just stopped late in the night, because there were no audience anymore. But today there will be a Live Stream again in this website, I just dont know when it will start, maybe int he morning idk.

Yes, I believe its free if you let ads run on it.

Thank you once again Zite.

Attendance for the world cup blows Olympics out of the water, and you need a lot of modern stadiums. Building a 60,000 seat stadium is way more expensive than a 10,000 seat general purpose center to host 70% of the sports the Olympics.

The World Cup is a far more difficult and demanding event to host. It's not even close.

Here is a blog giving a bit of background to the protests.
[link to mattyrichy.wordpress.com]

I was in Rio de Janeiro's protest today, so I not sure of websites with live streams.

zite's suggestion is the most certain of doing a live stream tomorrow

For thursday, I suggest this one: [link to esportes.terra.com.br]

Because another protest will take place and it should be at Maracanã in the same time of the Confederations Cup's game Spain vs Tahiti

2 people were shot from real weapon in the last hour, confirmed. No links yet. Cops have started to shoot with real weapon.

No casualties confirmed yet. I think the media will cover up this one.

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Be careful. Be strong. Stay the course. And most of all, keep your humanity :)

Proud of you folks for making a stand. Nuff of this working for a few so they can live the good life and make laws that make it illegal for me to speak out against their corruption.

Oh dear, Zite :(

Does Brazil have an armed populace?

Stay safe tomorrow guys. Get the job done.

not accurrate info, sorry

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Thank you all for your support!

I'm going to get some sleep. We hope this is just the beginning!

Talking to my husband in the Netherlands.

The Dutch news [link to www.nu.nl] they are reporting that at least 10 cities in Brazil are protesting against the government. They have taken the roof of the Brazilian Parliament in Brasília.

Also, they are reporting that several dozen people were wounded by the police in the city of São Paulo further inciting the anger of the protesters.

eeps.

Last Edited by Eireann on 06/18/2013 03:57 AM

Thursday we expect to see protests in more than 35 cities around the country.

Go Brazil! Fight the good fight but don't let your triumph be in vain. May true change follow this effort.

soccer tickets too expensive? grab a molotov cocktail.

As a brazilian, who have lost faith in my own country, i really think nothing will change after the riots.

But i hope to be proved wrong on this.

Also, i have seen flags of many radical far left parties (PSTU, PCdoB, PSOL)in the middle of the crowd. So i am afraid that this riot is following a political agenda, using the people, who are really protesting against everything wrong in this country as usefull idiots.

In the end, those parties will achiev their goals, with the help of the huge popular attendance (most of them with no political affiliation). And nothing will change for the people.

Again, i hope to be wrong on this.