The still unknown organization called for peaceful global resistance to the global Covid dictatorship. The day is March 20th. Will you join?

The official name of the protest is “World Wide Rally For Freedom & Democracy”, and the calls are accompanied by an unsigned proclamation with the following content:

“We will clearly show that the attempts of the governments of almost all countries to separate us will not be successful. Together we will demonstrate against the restrictive measures introduced due to the Corona virus. We have one common goal! Using a video connection from different countries, we will form the world's largest demonstrations in history. On that day, people from all over the world will be together on the street. We say NO to breaking up society and separating people. It is time for each of us to stand up and raise our voice for rights, freedom and humanity. Together we will spread love and hope all over the world. We are not alone!”

So far, 64 countries have joined the protest network, and you can check how many there will be on the scheduled day by following the official Telegram channel or by searching Twitter with the hashtag #WeWillALLBeThere

Global time is set for 14:00, and the organizers will subsequently determine the place and time of the protest for each state separately. I leave time here for Serbia and a couple of countries for which I found data:

Serbia: Belgrade, Republic Square, 15:30

Switzerland: Berne, en ville 12:00

Spain: Madrid, Paseo Fernan Nunez, Parque del Retiro 12:00

South Africa: Bloemfontaine, Gen. Hertzog Square 13:30

South Korea: Gwanghwamun 14:00

Sweden: Goteborg, Gustav Adolfs Torg 13:00

Australia: Brisbane, City Botanic Garden 12:00

Belgium: Brussels, 13:30

California: Santa Cruz, light House on West Cliff Dr. 12:00

Croatia: Split, Banovina-Riva-Peristil 12:00

Croatia: Zadar-Šibenik, 12:00

Italy: Cagliary, Piazza Constituzione 12:00

Italy: Firenze, Piazza Santa Maria Novella 12:00

Italy: Genova, Milano 12:00

USA: New York, Union Square 13:00

Please feel free to include in the comments the times and places you know.

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