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It takes about a dozen Austrian Police to beat up one protestor.The French would have deployed water cannons against the protestors
that and as they were arrested given a good kicking prior to throwing them in the police van
they would have all got another kicking at the police station
French plod for you
What are the incidents about?
In particular, two videos circulated on the social media and showing incidents at the Klimademo caused a stir. A video published on Twitter one day after the demonstration shows a man being held on the ground by several police officers, while another officer is beating him with fists, the scene being partly obscured by other police officers.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1134766405184884736
On Monday evening another video appeared showing the arrest of a German activist. He was lying tied on the ground by two officers, his head under a police car that was about to leave. Before the activist’s head was possibly run over by the car, the two policemen pulled the man away or up at the last moment.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1135961440924442624
Austria: Incidents of police brutality continue The Austrian authorities continue to ignore serious indicents of police brutality and have failed to end the ill-treatment of detainees, Amnesty International said in a report launched in Vienna today.
Supported by eyewitness reports and medical evidence, detainees have reported being repeatedly kicked, punched, kneed, beaten with truncheons and sprayed with pepper after restraint. The victims are mostly non-white foreign or Austrian nationals and in many cases police are alleged to have used racist language.
“The image of a brutal and sometimes racist police force is an ugly one. The Austrian government faces major embarassment in Europe and abroad if it allows rogue police officers to beat people up and get away with it,” Amnesty International warned.
https://www.amnesty.org/download/Documents/136000/eur130072000en.pdf
Austria
There have been several highly publicized incidents in Austria where police have either tortured, publicly humiliated, or violently beaten people—in some cases, to the point of death. While the most notorious of these incidents occurred in the late 1990s, incidents as recent as 2019 are being investigated by the Vienna Police Department for Special Investigations
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Police_brutality
Austrian police 'brutal and racist'
Foreigners living in Austria say they are encountering growing hatred in their environment. They attribute this to the climate of intolerance nurtured by Jarg Haider's Freedom Party.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/austrian-police-brutal-and-racist-282564.html
Haider is a son of devout Nazi parents.In particular, two videos circulated on the social media and showing incidents at the Klimademo caused a stir. A video published on Twitter one day after the demonstration shows a man being held on the ground by several police officers, while another officer is beating him with fists, the scene being partly obscured by other police officers.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1134766405184884736
On Monday evening another video appeared showing the arrest of a German activist. He was lying tied on the ground by two officers, his head under a police car that was about to leave. Before the activist’s head was possibly run over by the car, the two policemen pulled the man away or up at the last moment.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1135961440924442624
Austria: Incidents of police brutality continue The Austrian authorities continue to ignore serious indicents of police brutality and have failed to end the ill-treatment of detainees, Amnesty International said in a report launched in Vienna today.
Supported by eyewitness reports and medical evidence, detainees have reported being repeatedly kicked, punched, kneed, beaten with truncheons and sprayed with pepper after restraint. The victims are mostly non-white foreign or Austrian nationals and in many cases police are alleged to have used racist language.
“The image of a brutal and sometimes racist police force is an ugly one. The Austrian government faces major embarassment in Europe and abroad if it allows rogue police officers to beat people up and get away with it,” Amnesty International warned.
https://www.amnesty.org/download/Documents/136000/eur130072000en.pdf
Austria
There have been several highly publicized incidents in Austria where police have either tortured, publicly humiliated, or violently beaten people—in some cases, to the point of death. While the most notorious of these incidents occurred in the late 1990s, incidents as recent as 2019 are being investigated by the Vienna Police Department for Special Investigations
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Police_brutality
Austrian police 'brutal and racist'
Foreigners living in Austria say they are encountering growing hatred in their environment. They attribute this to the climate of intolerance nurtured by Jarg Haider's Freedom Party.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/austrian-police-brutal-and-racist-282564.html
Transam is doing his usual trick of pointing the finger anywhere else in order to divert attention away from where the real corruption, brutality and racism occurs.But a few Austrian politicians are ex Nazi SS Officers. Some are convicted Nazi murderers, but still elected in Austria.
Bigotry is taught in the home to children by their parents and other relatives.
What else can one expect.
You told us, transam, that some of your Austrian relatives, your grandfather, and uncles were officers in the SS and gestapo, volunteers to the Nazi ideology.
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