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January 27, 2019, 10:18:01 PM
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To avoid this I think you'd need to create a sort of parallel government which can claim widespread support from the movement as a whole, and then compete with Macron's regime either within the current framework, or compete with the entire old government for legitimacy. Extremely difficult.

The Gilets Jaunes have decided to make a list for the next European elections.
For now, there are 10 names on that list but many more are yet to be added, the total should be 79.
First surveys have them at 13%, which would place them as the 3rd party in the country.

They don't have to vote for a Gilets Jaunes party. They need to vote Macron and a One-Size-Fits-All EU out.  At stake in 2019 is simply getting reducing, if not eliminating, the Merkel/Macron wing of the EU.
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January 28, 2019, 08:39:01 PM
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https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/28/world/europe/france-yellow-vests-police.html

“Through the Yellow Vests protests, many working or middle-class French, usually calm and mostly white, have discovered that in France, police violence can also target them,” he said. “The police have become the symbol of the government’s refusal to negotiate.”
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February 10, 2019, 06:37:00 AM
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https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-02-09/graphic-photographers-hand-blown-police-grenade-during-yellow-vest-mayhem
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February 10, 2019, 07:43:22 AM
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Democracy is a unicorn.

No - a unicorn is a creation by man. It was a domesticated horse born into slavery, and fitted with an artificial horn. It was then released into the wild, and joined a herd of wild horses. It rapidly became the alpha stallion, and when summoned by its masters, it led the whole herd of free spirited animals into captivity. Politicians like Macron, Obama, Clinton and Theresa May are unicorns. Democracy is the means for people to band together, and free themselves from the slavery that restricts their lives.

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February 10, 2019, 08:11:46 AM
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When I read the topic line I thought that meant "violence by the state".
And my answer immediately was "because it doesn't produce and sell a shitload of oil?"
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February 10, 2019, 08:19:03 AM
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If you look at the history of France, you will see that the government is leading the nation towards Communism. That's enough right there for the people to rebel, so that they don't become like what the USSR used to be.

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February 10, 2019, 03:19:57 PM
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If you look at the history of France, you will see that the government is leading the nation towards Communism. That's enough right there for the people to rebel, so that they don't become like what the USSR used to be.

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That's because Macron is a socialist, which is very similar to being a communist. His views are applauded by Merkel, another socialist, who is doing everything to destroy the lives of people in Germany and the rest of the EU. How stubborn do you have to be to see that your politics is failing and your support is diminishing, but still continue the same route?
Not to mention that macron's wife is a pedophile who molested him since he was 15. If you ever fuck a 15 year old in France and get charged, don't forget to ask for a presidential pardon.

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February 11, 2019, 09:20:31 AM
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That's because Macron is a socialist, which is very similar to being a communist.

That's the biggest shit that I've read since... I don't know.

Macron is not a socialist (give me just one single "socialist" law or change he has made)
Socialism is NOT AT ALL similar to communism


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February 11, 2019, 09:58:48 AM
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That's because Macron is a socialist, which is very similar to being a communist.

That's the biggest shit that I've read since... I don't know.

Macron is not a socialist (give me just one single "socialist" law or change he has made)
Socialism is NOT AT ALL similar to communism

It's funny.
Maybe coolccoinz said that because Macron is killing his own people, like Stalin did ?

The French government has declared war on us, mutilate us, the media is silent and lying every week... welcome to France
Thank you also to all your countries that are also not telling the truth.
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February 11, 2019, 12:12:34 PM
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Macron is not a socialist (give me just one single "socialist" law or change he has made)
So those years he spent as a member of the socialist party was him playing double agent, learning the ways of his enemies?

I will give you more than 1 law. For instance, he not only is paying support to economic migrants, but also offered them money to leave the country. He increased social spending for education and support for people with disabilities.

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Socialism is NOT AT ALL similar to communism

Communism is a branch of socialism and even in their definitions it is clearly stated that many of the ideas are similar and interchangeable. One of the most striking similarities is the idea of collectivism. Fighting protesters with tear gas is very characteristic for a communist authoritarian government. Next they'll start shooting at them with rubber bullets and then there will be live ammo.

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February 11, 2019, 12:53:01 PM
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Macron is not a socialist (give me just one single "socialist" law or change he has made)
So those years he spent as a member of the socialist party was him playing double agent, learning the ways of his enemies?

I will give you more than 1 law. For instance, he not only is paying support to economic migrants, but also offered them money to leave the country. He increased social spending for education and support for people with disabilities.

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Socialism is NOT AT ALL similar to communism

Communism is a branch of socialism and even in their definitions it is clearly stated that many of the ideas are similar and interchangeable. One of the most striking similarities is the idea of collectivism. Fighting protesters with tear gas is very characteristic for a communist authoritarian government. Next they'll start shooting at them with rubber bullets and then there will be live ammo.

This is what they use against us, every week : https://www.bt-ag.ch/shop/eng/bt-launcher-gl06-cal-40mm

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In various media, accusations are being levelled at the company B&T AG in connection with the use of the LBD40 in France. These accusations falsely state that the munitions used, which are regarded as dangerous or unfit for use, were manufactured and delivered by B&T. Furthermore, the LBD40 launcher (B&T designation: GL06) has been assessed as being imprecise and dangerous.

To this end, we must assert that the munitions used in France were neither designed, manufactured nor delivered by B&T AG. Therefore, we cannot assess the risk potential of the munitions used in France. However, we must make it clear in this context  that  the munitions used in each case constitute a substantial proportion with regard to the action and precision.

B&T AG can confirm that the launchers used in France were produced by B&T AG and exported to France properly according to the legal regulations with an approved export license. Regarding the accusations that the device is imprecise and dangerous, we must assert that – as mentioned previously – the munitions used are primarily responsible for action and precision. To attribute poor precision and an increased risk of injury to the launcher is therefore technically wrong. Therefore, the launcher cannot fundamentally be assessed to be an imprecise and dangerous device.

B&T AG knows that the LBD40 or GL06 together with the SIR cartridges that we manufacture shows good precision and a low risk of injury. The SIR cartridge is, however, not being used in France. The risk potential of our SIR cartridge was assessed by Swiss Police forces and was approved for use. When used correctly (GL06/SIR), a low risk of injury can be assumed. Regarding these findings and the experience of the user that by using this system, individual aggressors (e.g. those throwing stones or Molotov cocktails) can be approached in a targeted way and thus a huge crowd of peaceful protestors is affected as little as possible, in recent years has led to the GL06 System with SIR impulse cartridge superseding or supplementing older products with higher risks of injury or more harmful effects for the masses, such as batons, rubber bullets and tear gas in the crowd control services.

To conclude, it must be asserted that the LBD40 (GL06), together with the SIR munitions manufactured by B&T, is a precise and effective product that comes with little risk of injury. When using munitions of thirdparty manufacturers, in some cases precision decreases and the risk of injury rises significantly.

This is what they are doing us every week :

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February 11, 2019, 01:07:56 PM
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-shit-
You clearly have no idea of what's happening in France and what are the laws current government has passed.

Otherwise you wouldn't claim Macron has raised social spendings...

"The budget includes a €6bn cut in household tax bills while business taxes will fall by close to €20bn"

How is that not capitalism and free market driven? Reduced taxes and reduced wealthare...

https://www.presstv.com/DetailFr/2018/08/26/572330/France-Macron-Reforms


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February 11, 2019, 01:12:27 PM
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The only thing he understood is that our government is authoritarian.

For him authoritarian = communism
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February 11, 2019, 02:16:39 PM
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The only thing he understood is that our government is authoritarian.
For him authoritarian = communism
And he is not wrong in this comparison because:
Tribalism, Despotism, Feudalism, Colonialism, Distributism, Anarchism, Socialism, Communism and Totalitarianism are a form of authoritarian power ideology structure. (Basic forms of government). Modern examples only proves the point, we rarely encounter authoritarian government, that is not socialistic or communistic in nature, exception: religion based power structure.
Summing up, strong government, lack of political freedom and subordinance to the state, characterizes authoritarianism. Philosophical, social, and economic ideology determines what kind of "ism" authoritarianism is. In 9 out of 10 cases it is socialism or full commie (4me no difference).

Now don't get me wrong, I'm not against green V revolution. The sooner people of EU realise that all this union is just a preludium to totalitarian world government, the better. However such revolution should be done with votes not force.

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February 11, 2019, 06:14:54 PM
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You clearly have no idea of what's happening in France and what are the laws current government has passed.

Otherwise you wouldn't claim Macron has raised social spendings...

"The budget includes a €6bn cut in household tax bills while business taxes will fall by close to €20bn"

How is that not capitalism and free market driven? Reduced taxes and reduced wealthare...

https://www.presstv.com/DetailFr/2018/08/26/572330/France-Macron-Reforms



What the fuck do you know about your own nation mOgliE? You were just saying this protest was dying down weeks ago. You have to pull your head out of your ass first to see what is going on around you in your own country.
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February 11, 2019, 08:08:03 PM
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What the fuck do you know about your own nation mOgliE? You were just saying this protest was dying down weeks ago. You have to pull your head out of your ass first to see what is going on around you in your own country.

He doesn't live in France.
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What the fuck do you know about your own nation mOgliE? You were just saying this protest was dying down weeks ago. You have to pull your head out of your ass first to see what is going on around you in your own country.

He doesn't live in France.

What is he from Quebec? Even worse... he had no issues pretending he was.
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What the fuck do you know about your own nation mOgliE? You were just saying this protest was dying down weeks ago. You have to pull your head out of your ass first to see what is going on around you in your own country.

He doesn't live in France.

What is he from Quebec? Even worse... he had no issues pretending he was.

Maybe he comes here a lot, I don't know.

All I can tell you is that here in France, no one thought it would last.
It's a spontaneous movement.

Now we are starting to be a little organized but we don't have a leader, even if some try.

However, after 13 weeks (14 next Saturday) I can tell you that the protest movement is not about to stop.

Just to take an example: We were asking for price reductions: Our president is increasing them. He mocks us, mutilates us with his police (80k cops every saturday). The whole press is against us (it belongs to the government and his friends), lies every day, there are scandals about the president.... There are so many things to say that it becomes hard to summarize. In any case, France is no longer a democracy, they are even passing a law prohibiting the demonstrations and registration of the political opponents.

In May we will still be there.
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What the fuck do you know about your own nation mOgliE? You were just saying this protest was dying down weeks ago. You have to pull your head out of your ass first to see what is going on around you in your own country.

He doesn't live in France.

What is he from Quebec? Even worse... he had no issues pretending he was.

Maybe he comes here a lot, I don't know.

All I can tell you is that here in France, no one thought it would last.
It's a spontaneous movement.

Now we are starting to be a little organized but we don't have a leader, even if some try.

However, after 13 weeks (14 next Saturday) I can tell you that the protest movement is not about to stop.

Just to take an example: We were asking for price reductions: Our president is increasing them. He mocks us, mutilates us with his police (80k cops every saturday). The whole press is against us (it belongs to the government and his friends), lies every day, there are scandals about the president.... There are so many things to say that it becomes hard to summarize. In any case, France is no longer a democracy, they are even passing a law prohibiting the demonstrations and registration of the political opponents.

In May we will still be there.

I personally support what you are trying to do there. You have supporters all over the world. We see your government trying to use violence to suppress you. Just don't let the Socialists and Communists infiltrate or the movement is over. I saw it happen with my own eyes during Occupy Wallstreet.
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February 12, 2019, 08:31:49 AM
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Pretty much all of the massive media network in Europe has been (at least temporarily) banned from reporting on this anymore.

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However, after 13 weeks (14 next Saturday) I can tell you that the protest movement is not about to stop.
I watched a livestream from an independent source the other day; it doesn't seem to be going in the direction of stopping, it seems to be growing. You shouldn't stop, so don't let it stop. The French people (among the people of many more countries) have been abused long enough.

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