State terror against the People in Kazakhstan and Bahrain

Several people were murdered by police using live ammunition in Kazakhstan when protesting against the fascist regime of Nursultan Nazarbayev. Content warning: real killings (from min. 1 on, voices in Kazakh - home video but striking):

Meanwhile the new year began in Bahrain with increased rebellion by the People, which was violently quelled by the police of the tyrant, causing one dead:

Per the video, many towns and neighborhoods have managed to keep at bay the regime's police, what is a clear indication of an ongoing successful revolution, in spite of Saudi military support.

In a related development, protests continue in Yemen, demanding democracy and freedom and an end to the police state.

Echoes of the Class War (Aug 21)

England: 

• When normal behavior is meaningless ··> Clifford Biddulph at The Commune.
• Riots evidence that the system is not viable ··> WSWS.
• London mayor Boris Johnson is a gangster who keeps omertá. Then he insults lower class rioters for the same reasons, what an elitist hypocrite! ··> The Independent.
• Lack of evidence linking social media to riots ··> CNN.

Spain:

• Pilgrims carrying Basque or Catalan banners insulted and threatened at Pope's circus ··> Gara[es].
• Demo against Ratzinger on Friday again ··> video at PO.

Egypt: Thousands demonstrate before Zionist embassy ··> video at PO.


USA: Exchange students on J-1 visa enslaved by chocolate maker Hershey ··> Morning Star.

Honduras: President of Peaasant Movement (MARCA), Secundino Ruiz, murdered by death squads commanded by the infamous landlord Miguel Facussé. The (illegitimate, coupist) government blames the violence onto foreigners, go figure! ··> LINYM[es].

Kazakhstan: As many as 18,000 extractive workers carried on a strike in May in the Central Asian republic, strike that was brutally repressed by the state, imprisoning many. The Greek Communist Party makes an appeal for the release of struggling workers ··> KKE.