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Checking in.... and then will be leaving the key at your desk and leaving for a little while!
THE RED SCARVES
How interesting that Macron created a mass of paid protestors to counter the activities of the Yellow Vests. What is even more intriguing to me is the choice of names he has selected: RED SCARVES.
We know from earlier digs that the Red Scarf does seem to be a Dark Derp Symbol. A number of people, including the sister of the Queen of the Netherlands, have been found dead, apparently suicided, by use of a red scarf.
So Macron seems to be sending a message to the Yellows: I’m sending my Red Scarves after you! I suspect that the Yellows who follow Q, and there are some, are well aware of that cloaked threatening message.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-47022456
‘Red scarves’ march in Paris against yellow-vest violence
27 January 2019
“A group calling itself the red scarves has held a march in Paris to counter weeks of anti-government protests by the yellow-vest movement.
The “foulards rouges” are demanding an end to the violence witnessed at yellow-vest (gilets jaunes) rallies.
The gilets jaunes movement grew out of fuel tax protests in November.
It now embraces wider discontent with President Emmanuel Macron and has seen some of the most serious street violence in Paris since 1968.
But the weeks of TV footage showing clashes with riot police and damage to public monuments have triggered a counter-movement. The red scarves now have about 21,000 followers on Facebook.
More than 10,000 people took part in Sunday’s march, Le Figaro reported.
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“People are tired of the roadblocks. They are bad for business, and children are prevented from getting to school on time,” red scarves spokesman Alex Brun told French broadcaster RFI.
Ahead of Sunday’s rally in Paris, the red scarves put out a joint statement with similar-minded groups.
“We denounce the insurrectional climate installed by the yellow vests. We also reject the threats and constant verbal abuse (aimed at non-yellow vests),” they announced in a joint manifesto.
However, according to French media, a split has already emerged among the red scarves over whether or not to show support for President Macron.
One of the organisers of Sunday’s march, Laurent Soulié, has rallied supporters on Facebook to back the president, RFI reported.
Mr Brun, on the other hand, said the “foulards rouges” were “an apolitical citizens’ movement”. He said the best way to resolve problems caused by the yellow vests was to take part in Mr Macron’s “Grand Debate” rather than confronting protesters on the street.
Some red-scarf leaders had urged members not to attend Sunday’s rally.
The Grand Debate involves town-hall meetings nationwide to address protesters’ concerns.
Across France, about 69,000 people took part in the 11th consecutive weekend of yellow-vest protests the interior ministry said. That is about 15,000 fewer than last weekend.”
In addition, X22 has discussed the Red Scarf activities here beginning at about 17:43:
