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GERMANY RIOTS - Protesters Set Police Cars on Fire as New European Central Bank HQ Opens

SUBSCRIBE to ELITE NWO AGENDA for Latest on GOLD / SILVER / CURRENCY WARS / DOLLAR COLLAPSE / GLOBAL RESET http://www.youtube.com/EliteNWOAgenda GERMANY RIOTS - Protesters Set Police Cars on Fire as New European Central Bank HQ Opens Fires were lit as protesters gathered for the Frankfurt rally, as Jenny Hill reports Continue reading the main story Related Stories Frankfurt fires near new ECB site Watch Why has the ECB punished Greece? Greek PM brings forward Putin talks payday loan interest rate federal reserve four horsemen vice documentary 2008 Dozens of people have been hurt and some 350 people arrested as anti-austerity demonstrators clashed with police in the German city of Frankfurt. Police cars were set alight and stones were thrown in a protest against the opening of a new base for the European Central Bank (ECB). Violence broke out close to the city's Alte Oper concert hall hours before the ECB building's official opening. "Blockupy" activists are expected to attend a rally later on Wednesday. In earlier disturbances, police in riot gear used water cannon to clear hundreds of anti-capitalist protesters from the streets around the new ECB headquarters. Activists said many protesters had been hurt by police batons, water cannon and by pepper spray. Police said as many as 80 of their officers had been affected by pepper spray or an acidic liquid. Eight suffered injuries from stone-throwing protesters. Police spokeswoman Claudia Rogalski spoke of an "aggressive atmosphere" and the Frankfurt force tweeted images of a police van being attacked. They were braced for further violence as increasing numbers of activists arrived for the rally. Blockupy accused police of using kettling tactics to cordon off hundreds of protesters and appealed for supporters to press for their release. Germany’s finance minister says Greece may leave the 19-member eurozone if the administration in Athens fails to clinch a final agreement with its international creditors. Speaking in an exclusive interview with German-language Austrian public broadcaster, ORF, on Friday, Wolfgang Schaeuble said the possibility of Greece’s departure from the European Union’s monetary bloc cannot be excluded. “To the extent that Greece is solely responsible and decides what is to happen, and we don’t know exactly what Greek leaders are doing, we can’t exclude it,” he said in reference to an exit from the eurozone by the Greek government. Greece is threatening to seize property, land and businesses belonging to Germany if Berlin does not agree to compensate it for the Nazi occupation of the Second World War. Prime minister Alexis Tsipras has demanded Germany pay more than £112billion in reparations. He said previous payments did not cover demands for destroyed infrastructure, compensation for war crimes and the return of a forced loan to the Nazis. germany frankfurt euro bank banking "bank account" savings riot protest police streets movement "savings account" european headquarters news building finance austerity greece "european union" politics money cash wealth fire battle authority construction leader speech jobs employment game collapse "gold bullion" "silver coin" investment 2015 2016 elite millionaire "elite nwo agenda" poverty poor cheap shopping currency forex "forex trading" alex jones infowars rant demcad prepper montagraph rawdogletard jsnip4 lindsey williams illuminati george soros putin russia ww3 end times the road bilderberg 2015 false flag attack In an emotive address to his parliament he spoke of his government pursuing its ‘duty to history’ and the people who ‘fought and gave their lives to defeat Nazism’. Germany angrily dismissed the demands yesterday, saying it had paid reparations to Greece. With currencies being rapidly devalued by their respective governments, the global economy in a slow-down, and tensions over resources heating up around the world, it’s time to start considering the endgame. According to billionaire resource investor Carlo Civelli there is likely no way out for central banks which have spent the last several years printing money hand over fist. Over his decades’ long career Civelli has either managed or financed over 20 companies, many of which now have market capitalizations in the billions of dollars, so he knows a thing or two about investing during boom times, as well as busts. In his most recent interview with Future Money Trends he warns of an endgame scenario that is nothing short of a total collapse. And here’s the scary part: Civelli says that even gold may not be a safe haven should the worst case scenario play out

• published: 19 Mar 2015
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