The thousands of migrants bussed by Turkey to the Greek border continue to attack Greek Border Guards &firefighters by throwing rocks (Gaza-style) &shooting tear gas cannisters and fireworks at them
It's time for Western Europe to pick sides#GreeceUnderAttack#IstandWithGreece pic.twitter.com/G4Ehv0MZ0p— BasedPoland (@BasedPoland) March 7, 2020
Y-day, Erdogan sent 1000 soldiers to the #Greek border to stop any Greek "#Pushbacks" of migrants to Turkey
Now we have Greek & Turkish soldiers staring each other down at a distance of 10 meters, screaming at each other
Recipe for disaster#GreeceUnderAttack#IstandWithGreece pic.twitter.com/m9p352NyBy— BasedPoland (@BasedPoland) March 7, 2020
Total chaos at the Greek-Turkish border.
Here is another video of Turkish police attacking Greek Border Guards, shooting rubber bullets and tear gas cannisters.
Unacceptable behavior by Turkish authorities!#GreeceUnderAttack#IstandWithGreece pic.twitter.com/vZJ0c8P6u7— BasedPoland (@BasedPoland) March 7, 2020
Turkish authorites keep escalating the tension at the Greek-Turkish border.
This video from y-day shows a Turkish Coast Guard vessel almost colliding with a Greek Coast Guard vessel off the coast of #Lesbos, endangering the lives of Greek Army personnel#GreeceUnderAttack pic.twitter.com/rUbkJH7vG3— BasedPoland (@BasedPoland) March 7, 2020
Can the Coronavirus-Panic-Creating Media be Sued for Closed Businesses and Lost Jobs?
FTA
In the guise of “informing the public,” they intended to run scare headlines and stories to spike attention to their sites. And run them, they did.
The economic devastation ignited by the deliberate panic strategy is spreading like an unchecked wildfire.
The panic created over this current Coronavirus already far exceeds that of the SARS pandemic of 2003. Seemingly exponentially so.
That being the case, it’s safe to assume that when it’s all said and done and this strain of the Coronavirus has run its course – as it will with a far smaller infection and fatality rate than the yearly flu — the financial punishment to businesses and the living and breathing human beings they employ will not only be far greater than the $40 billion in 2003, but truly catastrophic.
“Now, with potentially thousands of businesses about to close and collectively millions of people about to be (or already) fired from their jobs, where do those business owners and their employees go to get their livelihoods back?
Can they — and should they — be allowed to enter into a class-action lawsuit against those who willingly created a panic for ratings, Ad revenue, and political advantage.
I submit it’s a very legitimate question.”