Posted on 12/01/2018 8:20:51 PM PST by caww
'This is the start of a revolution': Paris rioters steal police assault rifle, torch dozens of cars and vow to 'stay in the streets until Christmas' as fuel protests continue into the night and spread across France - and even to Holland 'Yellow Vest' supporters staged fresh protests on the Champs-Elysees which leads to the Arc de Triomphe They vowed to continue rioting until Christmas after riot police used tear gas and water cannon to fight back Dozens of cars were torched, the Arc de Triomphe was graffitied and shops and houses were ransacked French President Emmanuel Macron promised that protesters would be 'held responsible for their acts' It comes a week after rioters brought chaos to Paris in a movement against fuel prices and high living costs .
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Macron takes an egg to the head
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Who are often the first to be killed in a revolution? The revolutionaries and why? Because they are traitors and cannot be trusted. The American Revolution is a rare example where peace came after a change of government.
I watched some of the videos and the protestors I heard had foreign accents and did not look ethnic French. Wondering if they have their own antifas as well.
In France the Left has so cemented itself into power that genuine alternative candidates and policies are not permitted. French conservatives tend to emigrate if they can.
>> Its not just animals. Many seek to restore their nation.
I’ve been told that my appreciation for France should have expired after WWII — an opinion I respect — but I’m still... waiting... hoping...
LePen (on the left in the picture with Salvini of Italy on the right)
LePen gave Macaroni a good run in the last election and is leading the Limousine Liberal Globalist at the moment.
France, BVA poll:
Approval ratings (president+party leaders)
Le Pen (RN-ENF): 27% (+3)
Macron (LREM-ALDE): 26% (-3)
Dupont-Aignan (DLF-EFDD): 25%
Ruffin (PD-*): 23%
Besancenot (NPA-LEFT): 22% (+1)
Hamon (G.s.-S&D: 21% (-2)
Field work: 21/11/18 22/11/18
And that above from Breitbart is old news. Some polls in recent days are showing Macron at 20-23% approval.
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The anarchists are out every day but the vast majority of the protestors are out on the weekends for a very logical reason: they are working class people, largely non-violent and they are working during the week.
+1
“riot police used tear gas “
Chemical warfare as the Democrats call it.
That was *deeply* satisfying.
Yup. They have to protect their pensions. I got it. Whether you call it a civil war or a revolution it would be bad. Maybe call it a civolution. Whatever. Something has to give. Trump won’t be President forever and when the commies take back full control they will be emboldened and lay the sickle AND hammer down on us. But then all good things come to an end because man is inherently evil. Let’s hope that Jesus comes quickly.
Antifa is big in Europe and was active there long before the Antifas made it to the US to join with the remnants of other European movements, such as the Black Bloc. Its basically, like Black Bloc, an anarchist movement. As usual most of the members are from the more privileged classes in origin.
These riots started with the truckers, who are not Antifa, but just your average European union member leftist. People were upset over the fuel tax rise, but I wouldnt regard them as exactly freedom fighters. Europeans are in love with government, and expect it to give them everything, and they never think to ask where the money comes from to do this. (Another thing they were complaining about is Macrons attempt to raise the extremely low retirement pension age by a year or two.)
So it started as just your average European labor-demonstration-quasi- riot and then Antifa saw its chance, along of course with the Islamist element (look at the videos) and this is what we have.
Parisians are rioting over the results of the Paris Climate Accords.
The irony is likely lost on the virtue-signaling morons who put this nonsense in place.
We were there almost a hundred years ago... with 42% tax...our politicians, in order to keep the population quiet, made it illegal for gas stations to post the amount of taxes on fuel.
These hicks from the sticks, control the food supply. Unless you grow your own food, you are very vulnerable.
You might be onto something there, HGC. It seems to be the one true constant in these riots.
LOL!
CC
“Is Paris burning?”
Just as important: do we have enough marshmallows?
CC
Same crap went on in 1967. What happened to that ‘revolution’?
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