because of the be waterloo. this strategy comes in the form of flash mob protests these protests radically change locations in the course of a day and you often get different groups splitting to go to other areas of hong kong this captures the police off guard and structures that manpower. now the key to these flash more protests is the telegram app. there are several protest chat groups on this messaging app some of which contain tens of thousands of protesters this allows for information on the next destination of the protests to be quickly to 7 it's as well as telegram protests there's also used a homecoming reddit style forum called l r h k g to organize protests. during protests when internet signal is patching attendees it use apple's edge of function to share information. protest tito's have also been seen on the tender they have also been advertised as a more than go about maps of the m.c.r. subway system are shared during demonstrations which he saw when a subway station it's closed. or if there's a pol

and we also heard from best moment a professor of international relations at the university of waterloo encounter who told us the lebanese government doesn't have a lot of options to try to address the protesters demands. well it's really stuck in a very difficult spot because you know the essence of this challenge is frankly economic and i think the stock speak for itself the fact that levanon is the 3rd most indebted country in the world hundreds of 150 percent of the g.d.p. it is really pretty incredible and not from mismanagement inefficiency an enormous medical ruction at the very top and you know it doesn't help that you have then this whatsapp package not just the parts of course the high packed societies such a vast city of the government asked for $0.20 on a phone call this really broke the camels back to sea and i think people have come to this 3 new very nationalistic known sicilian recession for lebanon because of course in previous times when he's not demonstrations they have business experience since they're you know sort of carrying since this time it seems to be in fact

usage of what's app that's momo money is professor of international relations at the university of waterloo in canada she says the lebanese government doesn't have a lot of options to try to address the protesters demands well it's really stuck you know in a very difficult spot because you know the essence of this challenge is frankly economic and i think the stats for itself the fact that levanon is the 3rd most indebted country in the world 100 for 150 percent of the g.d.p. it is really pretty incredible and that's the problem mismanagement inefficiency is an enormous mother corruption at the very top and doesn't help that you have then this is what's not cracking it's not just the the core the high taxes that's that you. were $0.20 on a phone call this really broke the camel's back i think. not very nationalistic really refreshing because of course in previous months. there was a variance and there is no sort of sectarian things this time it seems to be fact neighborhoods are going after this but a lot of them just a lot of the neighborhood after party so it's very interesting because in

streets can achieve their beirut best professor of international relations at the university of waterloo in canada she says the lebanese government doesn't have a lot of options to try to address the demands of the protesters. well it's really stuck in a very difficult spot because the essence of this challenge is frankly economic and i think the stock speaks for itself the fact that levanon is the 3rd most indebted country in the world hundreds of 150 percent of the g.d.p. it is really pretty incredible and not from mismanagement inefficiency an enormous mother corruption at the very top and you know it doesn't help that you have then this is what's not cracked and it's not just the parts of course the hive pact society but the dots that you have the government asked for $0.20 on a phone call this really broke the camel's back if you will 1 and i think come to this 3 new very national system which is really refreshing for lebanon because the ports in previous months when he's not an inspiration to her business experience since there are no perfect variances this time it seems to be in f

giving too much of a light touch to the extinction rebellion when they were occupying waterloo bridgeher venues, have been tougher, according to the papers. more than 270 arrests only on day one. but it will not stop them and it will go on for two weeks and it is taking place in other cities around the world and then we have the question we were talking about a bit in the last segment around the two levels — the inconvenience and the arrests and to what degree is that having an effect in national governments and the un. on the independent, another amazing picture. some physical theatre group protesting and it is capturing these shots and making the papers it is a question as to whether they make their way into policy changes. an at what level. that carbon emission by 2025 and people who support get into the target very quickly think that thatis the target very quickly think that that is potentially to ambitious. you would need to get rid of your boiler, limit flight but what they are doing, as we are proving right now, is talking about the environment and we have seen lots of the majo

beirut and now best moment he who is a professor of international relations at the university of waterlooin canada specializing in the middle east it was good to see you but as stephanie explains that this is highlighted the divisions that already exist and you have a protest movement which has moved on from taxes on whatsapp to the downfall of a whole government which i would suggest is probably not going to get it so what can this government actually do to quell the anger. well it's really stuck you know in a very difficult spot because you know the essence of this challenge is frankly economic and i think the stock speaks for itself the fact that levanon is the 3rd most indebted country in the world hundreds of 150 percent of the g.d.p. it is really pretty incredible and not from mismanagement inefficiency than enormous mother corruption at the very top and you know it doesn't help that you have then this is what got cracked not just the past of course the hive pact society but the da city of the government to ask for $0.20 on a phone call this really broke the camel's back with the la

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