when China send in army to clear protestors, EU, Murica all cry heaven cry earth about human rights etc etc.

when murica send in army to clear protestors, not a peep from EU.

not even reported in MSM.

hypocrites 101.

when China send in army to clear protestors, EU, Murica all cry heaven cry earth about human rights etc etc.

when murica send in army to clear protestors, not a peep from EU.

not even reported in MSM.

hypocrites 101.

Oh he will. The more out of control this gets, the happier he will be.

It is a good sideshow away from China negotiations and Russia / Ukraine

FAFO

when China send in army to clear protestors, EU, Murica all cry heaven cry earth about human rights etc etc.

when murica send in army to clear protestors, not a peep from EU.

not even reported in MSM.

hypocrites 101.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says 9News reporter shot by rubber bullet in LA was 'targeted'

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says 9News US correspondent Lauren Tomasi was targeted when she was shot by a rubber bullet while covering intensifying protests over mass immigration raids and arrests in Los Angeles. 

Tomasi had wrapped up a live cross from outside the city's detention centre on Sunday when an officer turned his gun towards her and fired from close range.
Footage of the moment has been shared worldwide, sparking domestic calls for Albanese to raise the matter with US President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the G7 Summit in Canada this week.

Albanese said the incident had been brought to the attention of the US administration, but shied away from confirming whether he would personally hold discussions with Trump.
"We have already raised these issues with the US administration. We don't find it acceptable that it occurred, and we think that the role of the media is particularly important," he said at his first National Press Club since his re-election in May.

"Discussions I have with the president are discussions between myself and the president. That's the way that I deal with people; diplomatically, appropriately and with respect," he added.

The prime minister condemned the "horrific" attack, adding that footage showed police had clearly targeted Tomasi.
"She was clearly identified. There was no ambiguity. She wasn't wearing a trackie. She was wearing ... something that identified her as media," he said.
"It is not acceptable ... I respect the role that the media play, and people should respect the role that the media play in our modern society."

Albanese said he spoke with Tomasi earlier today.
"She's going okay. She's pretty resilient," he said. 

Tomasi, who yelled in pain and turned away when she was shot, has since confirmed she is sore but otherwise unharmed.
"I am okay. My cameraman Jimmy and I are both safe," she said on 9News' 6pm bulletin last night.
"This is just one of the unfortunate realities of reporting on these kinds of incidents. It has been a really volatile day on the streets of Los Angeles."

LAPD chief Jim McDonnell said he was aware and concerned about the media being caught in the fire.
"It is a target-specific munition. That's not to say that it always hits the intended target, particularly in a dynamic situation," he told reporters today.
"I know that situation you're referring to, with the member of the media. We saw that, we're very concerned about it, and we're looking into that."

The Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance condemned the shooting, which it said appeared to be deliberate.
"Journalists reporting from the frontline of protests and wars fulfil the essential role of bearing witness, and should be accorded the same protections as other frontline workers," the union said in a statement.

"No one deserves to be short or injured during the course of their work."

BBC and other UK outlets reported that British news photographer Nick Stern had also been shot with a three-inch plastic bullet while covering the same protests on Sunday.
ABC North America correspondent Lauren Day has also suffered in the protests, going through the "extremely unpleasant" experience of being teargassed.

"In a sign of just how quickly things can escalate, after a long stand-off with protesters, all of a sudden we heard large bangs and the crowd started running," she said today.
"I then felt the unmistakable burn of tear gas — first in my eyes, then in my nose, lips and throat.
"It really stings your entire face and makes it difficult to breathe, until the point you almost want to throw up."

wonder how much she can get from the lawsuit??

Clear clear video she was targeted.

lol so we can see how powerful western propaganda is. if this happen in China, media will be all over it with loudspeakers

send military to go after protestors in US? nobody even make any noise. hypocrites

when China send in army to clear protestors, EU, Murica all cry heaven cry earth about human rights etc etc.

when murica send in army to clear protestors, not a peep from EU.

not even reported in MSM.

hypocrites 101.

Has military killed any civilians yet?
Where live ammo?

Oh ya they illegal invaders right?

So shoot them lah