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General Discussion Thread - Juche 115, Week 7
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Insane shit
Seems like a gross overestimate
Nevertheless, the footage shows a fairly large and well organized demonstration. There's clearly a lot of money being funnelled into this regime change op.
I am not surprised that the people who hate the government of their former country are in Western countries that support the rebellion. It should be onbvious that Western politicians smuggle fake refugees into their country so that they can use the political activism of those fake refugees to spread false information and gain support to replace accountable lawful democratic governments with corrupted governments in other countries.
I don't trust the cops on the numbers. Especially since the original estimate "came in part from discussions with organizers", and given what kind of "protest" this is, that probably means the cops were part of organizing it, not just tapped for approval.
Comparing those images and videos to the Sydney anti-genocide rally I highly doubt 350K people are there.
The street is around 20m wide and it looks like the protest is covering about 4 or 5 blocks (1000-1250m) and the people aren't packed together so its probably less than 1 person per square meter.
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