‘Everybody Feels Human Again…We Are the French People’ plus more

‘Everybody Feels Human Again…We Are the French People’

The Paris Opera, the Eiffel Tower and over a dozen museums are closed, with shops in high-end neighborhoods planning to close this coming weekend as a precaution against the violence and vandalism of the past several weeks.
The Gilets Jaunes revolt of the French working class in numerous French cities and now spreading to neighboring countries was initially a rebellion against the “green” carbon tax placed on gasoline and Diesel fuel enacted by President Emmanuel Macron per the UN Paris Accord Treaty.
This tax is the most out-of-touch, let-them-eat-cake, ridiculous Neoliberal nightmare imaginable. It was designed to push drivers off the road to lower emissions but it disproportionately affected those who can’t afford to live in high-rent cities where there is mass transit.
Historically, the French have beheaded their leaders for less! France is already the highest-taxed country in the developed world and the economy has stagnated in recent years.
Macron was forced to cancel the carbon tax after protesters refused to relent. They remain at an impasse about restoring the wealth tax which he’d canceled and which earned the former Rothschild banker the sobriquet, “President of the Rich”.
More rioting and a parliamentary vote of no confidence are expected next week, which could conceivably culminate in Macron’s dismissal, given that his popularity sank from 23% to 18% over the past week.
Meanwhile, the incredible stupidity of the Globalist elite, as represented by their minion, Macron appears to have united French workers of every political persuasion. As one protestor says here, “Everybody feels human again…We are the French people.”





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Macron Deploys 89,000 Cops To Thwart French Revolution
Date: December 7, 2018Author: Nwo Report




President Emmanuel Macron is planning to deploy an additional 89,000 police officers across France to thwart the French revolution this weekend. 
Hundreds of thousands of protestors are protecting across France as part of a massive uprising against globalism. The protests are spreading across parts of mainland Europe as the mainstream media continues to downplay the scale of events.
Rt.com reports: “Saturday will be the final outcome,” Yellow Vest spokesman Eric Drouet said on Thursday. “Saturday is the Elysee, we all would like to go to the Elysee.”
With government officials reportedly fearing a “coup attempt,” the state has dramatically expanded police presence, hoping to avoid a repeat of the violence and destruction that rocked the capital last weekend. Over 130 people were injured and more than 400 arrested on December 1. Four people, including an elderly woman, died as rioters clashed with battalions of riot police.

As the interior ministry warned of an emboldened extremist fringe, Prime Minister Édouard Philippe promised that this weekend’s upcoming riots would be handled with “exceptional means.”
“We are facing people who are not here to protest, but to smash and we want to have the means to not give them a free rein,” Philippe told TF1’s evening news show on Tueday.
On the street, that means that more than 75 police units will be deployed in Paris, compared to the 50 sent out last weekend. Officers have also been instructed to directly engage with protesters, prompting fears of violence above and beyond that of last weekend.
Video purportedly filmed last Saturday showed officers chasing down and beating one protester to a pulp, after rioters had pelted officers with rocks and fireworks at the Arc de Triomphe earlier that day.


According to French media, Philippe will also deploy ten armored vehicles to the streets of Paris. Such a deployment has not occurred since riots broke out in Paris’ suburbs in 2005.
Unconfirmed images from social media also appear to show the French army moving vehicles – some of them armored – towards Paris.
Paris police have urged shopkeepers along the Champs-Elysees to close on Saturday, and dozens of museums and cultural sites will also be shut for the weekend, including the iconic Eiffel Tower.
Against the backdrop of rising violence, President Macron’s approval rating has fallen to a new low of 23 percent, according to a poll taken last week. Another poll taken this week found that 66 percent of French agree with the protesters. At least three left-wing parties have agreed to discuss a no-confidence vote against Macron’s government on Monday.
While the protests were sparked by the planned fuel tax hike, they have since evolved into a wider movement against his Europhile policies and economic reforms, which include tax breaks for businesses coupled with cuts to pensioners’ benefits.
“The revolt is not just about the gas prices,” French political commentator Jean Bricmont told RT. “It’s a general revolt against the policy of the government.”

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