The Protest Culture of Terrorists

In Syria and Iran citizens protest vehemently 

against venal corruption and the severity of 

conditions imposed upon them by tyrannical 

regimes which label them 'terrorists' and set troops 

to destroying their outlawed demonstrations;

'terrorists' dying in defence of their human rights. In 

Venezuela and Belarus voters decry sham elections 

by dictators who name them enemies of the state 

while violently repressing their protests. In Cuba 

and in Haiti hard times and corruption spark

revolutionary protests of violence and looting 

settled by tear gas and bullets. People die the death 

of 'terrorists'. Fatah and Hamas engineer lawful 

protests and demonstrations exemplified by attacks

against Israel carried out by loyal citizens who 

become criminals destined for death when their

protests turn against Fatah and Hamas. In the 

United States and Canada protests and angry

demonstrations are the work of 'far-right terrorists'

censored by their nations' governing bodies. 

Exculpation of exceptional circumstances extended 

to First Nations as 'activists' impose their rage on

'white settlers' and Christian churches, torching

venerable houses of worship, challenging ownership 

of the land, interfering with vital infrastructure and 

receiving plaudits from government accommodating

their right to 'settle  scores' with the descendants of 

European 'settlers' who meekly accept their guilt.