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Coalition of Mothers Against Censorship (also known as CoMAC, is returning to the battlefield. The majority of victims of the Summer 2020 unrest were mothers. As their children and their parents protested for different reasons, mothers remained in their homes, waiting looking forward to the day their children needed medical care. A pandemic meant that going to the emergency department to treat minor ailments was not an alternative. You can easily contract Covid simply by being there. Most mothers preferred to care for their children at home with bandages, and then lovingly covering any cuts or cracks with lots of Sanitizers.<img width="483" src="">Then, weeks, or even months later CoMAC comes back, seeking to show government officials that this is not the way it operates. Have you watched those protest videos? Have you noticed anything? It was quite amazing to observe how police would treat peaceful protesters. If you haven't seen those videos, you can find them on Twitter and Youtube.. Download the videos from Youtube in case you're worried censors will take them down, just use something like the amazing Ninja site.. This isn't the right method. If anyone claims to own the video, the clip will be removed from the site.Have you heard, police often play popular songs during being filmed, just to trigger copyright mechanisms when the video is posted on Youtube or other sites that recognize digital rights? This is another way to cover up evidence. This is a common practice of ignoring reliable sources who are able to provide truthful information on what's happening both locally and globally. Youtube and Twitter share videos can be taken down by bogus copyrights. CoMAC often has to contact uploaders with regard to video content in order to make sure that evidence is kept open. Moms band together their strength and emotional support and give it to extended family across the nation. http://bvkrongbong.com/Default.aspx?tabid=120&ch=484150 We must unite and stop removing evidence that shows the brutality of government workers towards other protesters.Mothers end up on the front lines because they have children to cuddle and are usually the ones who smoke the frontline. This is not the way we've been taught that our children are secure within our community. Let's take control of the events that surround us. Only by personal responsibility and a stronger oversight by the government can we flourish as a community and overcome our problems with dignity and the conviction of good intentions. It is possible to find your local CoMAC branch to reserve your seats. The tour with commentary will soon be coming to your location. We'll see you there!