One slogan read: "Every Palestinian is like a comrade.
One slogan reads: "The future of classical music has arrived.
One slogan was, "The child — the best migrant".
One slogan from the protest was, "You strike a woman, you strike a rock".
One slogan on their signs read: "Be quiet or get fired".
One slogan that stood out was "Eat the rich", a sign of the economically troubled times.
One slogan that seems appropriate has the advantage of being both familiar and to the point: "Ostende mihi pecuniam".
One slogan that appeared to be effective in England in getting people to wash their hands before leaving a bathroom was "Don't bring the toilet with you".
One slogan played on a song of Um Kalthoum, an Egyptian diva of another era: "Qaddafi sings to Bashar: I'm getting bored as I wait for you".
One slogan became very popular online: "Je suis en terrasse" (I am sitting at a terrace), a distant echo of "Je suis Charlie".
One slogan I saw on many posters seemed to bring together last year's raunchy radicalism with this year's focussed pragmatism: "Grab 'em by the Midterms".
