You look Latino. You speak Spanish. You work hard. That's now probable cause.

https://www.youtube.com/live/8BS5vqsIuTo?si=JmVqJkdWMhE9mlsX

 

TOUSi TV does not exist on MediaBiasFactCheck. The little I watched of their "report" appeared to be nothing but complete amateur BS. I should learn that looking at anything you link pretending it is news is BS.

BTW, this doesn't appear to have anything to do with this thread.

 

AP shorter clip of the same event. And NY Post also a short clip.

 

Slightly better, at least I know AP and NY Post are real and not some stupid made up nonsense. However, there's no date or any information except a very short note that it is a Gaza protest. It really contains zero useful information or news. Therefore, it still falls into the BS category, IMHO.

To probably the vast majority of readers of this forum, you are much smarter than me for not clicking on this.

 

https://www.indiatoday.in/world/story/pro-palestinian-protesters-clash-with-cops-in-italy-over-gaza-war-ports-blocked-2791713-2025-09-23?utm_source=chatgpt.com

"Protests in Italy over Meloni's refusal to back Palestine state, 60 cops injured
Massive pro-Palestine protests erupted across Italy as demonstrators clashed with police, blocked roads and ports, and vandalised stations and public property over the Gaza war killings and PM Giorgia Meloni's refusal to back a Palestinian state."

 

In Philadelphia, this is called a super bowl celebration. Miss me with this selective outrage.

 

The Jihadi riots in EU are different.
Learn from Lebanon.

 

Italians are now Hamas, confirmed

 

Not all is lost, expressing political and humanitarian concerns is the right thing to do.
The native Italians saying the troublemakers violent rioters and agitators are a mixed bunch, a small, radical factions within broader movements rather than the entire protest base.
While Italy experiences significant protests with some riots, the message from many native Italians and leaders is that the rioters causing disorder are not truly representative Italians, preserving the distinction between the peaceful majority and a disruptive minority.