Dozens of protesters, led by the eco-mob Ende Gelande - which translates to 'here and no further' - attempted to disrupt the major northern city by blockading the Kattwyk Railway Bridge, which leads to the nearby harbour. Ahead of their action, Extinction Rebellion , who were also involved, said: 'We are blocking a central hub of German foreign trade here to draw attention to the consequences of modern colonialism.' The sit-down on the bridge was one of a series of blockades involving more than 1,000 people, designed to 'interrupt cargo traffic' in protest against 'the expansion of fossil fuel infrastructure and colonial supply chains.'
According to police, some of the eco-warriors' used pepper spray on officers when they tried to move them along, sparking clashes. Police said they used pepper spray back, before employing batons and even water cannons to break up the blockade. The activists said in an update at 5pm local time that the authorities were blocking drinking water being delivered to the protesters while also keeping out members of the press and medics, adding that 'parliamentary observers are on site.'
Listen to jerkoffs like her and you'll end up kicking your dog. Don't do it. The dog isn't an 'eco-warrior'. Wait until you meet someone like her. Juss' sayin'...
The police's tough stance is in stark contrast to British forces, whose officers will often merely 'observe' as the likes of Insulate Britain cause nine-mile tailbacks with their 'sit-down protests' on major roads, or while Just Stop Oil zealots glue their hands to historic artworks at the National Gallery. Some of 'em just need their asses kicked...
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They need a tar-and-feathers canon, followed by a steamroller. Problem solved.
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