A video has been posted on Twitter showing an angry driver in Switzerland forcing three climate change protesters from a road block, even though one was in a karate stance.
the original video is Posted A June article by Die Welttwoche showed a Zurich motorist stopping in front of demonstrators, two of whom held up banners reading “How far until it’s too late?”This video was released again on Saturday director From Crown World. (Related: Jesse Watters sums up traffic shutdowns for climate change in 10 words)
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It happened in Zurich.
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—Die Weltwoche (@Weltwoche) July 22, 2023
The driver forced one protester to move and took the banners from two others. One of the demonstrators briefly tried to resist the driver and assumed a karate stance, but the driver slapped the demonstrators on the arm, causing the demonstrators to clear the road. report.
Similar protests are taking place in Europe and the Washington, D.C. area. In July 2022, a group called the State of Emergency blocked Interstate 495, demanding that President Joe Biden “declare a climate emergency” to address what the group calls “imminent climate change,” in a protest that led to the arrest of 14 people, according to WTOP.com. report.
The video also showed a similar protest on Friday, jamming traffic in London, including a car carrying a woman to a hospital. A German truck driver is under investigation for assault. run over Demonstrators block a road in Sarsstrund.
Environmentalists have also vandalized works of art by throwing soup and paint on them, with attacks in several cities including Washington, D.C., Stockholm and Potsdam, Germany.
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