Coalition of Mothers Against Censorship or, as it's often referred to, CoMAC, is once again on the warpath. After the turmoil of the summer of 2020, most of those who suffered were mothers. Their children were protesting a variety of reasons and their mothers were sitting at home anticipating the day when their children would are brought to the hospital for medical care. Because of the Covid pandemic that was sweeping the country, the idea of taking your child to the emergency room in order to treat minor injuries was not a smart one. In extreme cases it is possible to contract Covid just by being there. Mothers would instead tend to their kids at home with lots of love as well as bandaids, sanitizers and sanitizer.


After everyone had calmed down for weeks or months, CoMAC was back, trying to prove to the government that this wasn't the way to do things. You have seen those protest videos. Did you notice something? What would police do to peaceful protestors What would they do? How would they spray the crowd with water, and how their trucks would speed through the crowd. https://y2mate.world Watch these videos on Youtube or Twitter. This is not the correct method. We don't need to keep the evidence of improper conduct just because someone might claim to have done it. The videos will be taken offline and erased the eyewitness accounts of the first-hand accounts.

Did you know that police officers can play popular songs while recorded to trigger copyright mechanisms when the video is shared on Youtube and other websites that respect digital rights. This is another method to cover up evidence. It's a long-standing strategy of not relying on reliable sources that are able to provide truthful information on what's taking place locally and globally. Youtube and Twitter video sharing are often taken off for copyright-related claims. CoMAC has to sometimes monitor uploaders to ensure that the evidence remains available. Moms band together their strength and emotional support and give it to extended family across the country. We must rise up and stop trying to get rid of evidence that shows brutality by government employees against other protesters.

Mothers often end up in the front because they have kids to cuddle and are usually the ones to smoke on the frontline. This is not the way we've believed that our children are safe in our neighborhoods. We must take charge of what is happening around us. Only through personal responsibility, stronger government oversight, can we flourish as a society and conquer the challenges we face with grace and the utmost conviction of good intentions. Make it to your CoMAC branch and fill your seats! The commentary tour is coming your way. We look forward to seeing you at the venue.