I think this is important for everyone. If you haven't already, read about the current protests in France. This is not about left or right. This is not the usual French protest. It's not just about fuel prices. It's simply about everyone's right to create and live their own lives without interference from anyone. The people have "had it". Everywhere. It has spread to Belgium. The internet has allowed ideas to go all over the world. This could be the start of a worldwide leaderless revolution.
Sounds like May 1968.
I don't see an overwhelming colonial force overtaking the people. Wtf are they on about?
Gravy wrote:
I don't see an overwhelming colonial force overtaking the people. Wtf are they on about?
From the article I read it is about fuel prices and the taxes on them.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-france-protests-idUSKCN1NS2ECLtrs wrote:
It's simply about everyone's right to create and live their own lives without interference from anyone. The people have "had it". Everywhere. It has spread to Belgium. The internet has allowed ideas to go all over the world. This could be the start of a worldwide leaderless revolution.
Imagine that... people wanting to control their own life.
Martin Armstrong has been saying for several years that we are entering a time of the global rejection of socialism. We are seeing this forecast play out in Brexit, Italy, and the recent Brazil elections.
The internet has become the most powerful weapon against the 'globalist socialist'.
The internet provides a opportunity-platform for ANYBODY, regardless of the color of your skin, gender, sexual orientation, etc.
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The internet has become the most powerful weapon against the 'global capitalists'.
Almost right wrote:
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The internet has become the most powerful weapon against the 'global capitalists'.
Nope. For example... Wall Street funded the Bolshevik revolution. The corporate bankers, are NOT capitalists.
I lived in Paris for about 18 months. What a craphole.
That's not true but it certainly is overrated. Why people think it's a romantic city I can not understand. If you want to see really bad places to live look up videos on some of the central African countries. You would not want to live in these places at this time in history.
old stuff wrote:
Sounds like May 1968.
Except that France now has thousands of culturally enriched zones to aid the effort.
They are rioting about the high gas prices, I live in California so i know how that feels, though to my credit, I have not rioted, I am really proud of myself for not rioting.
Did someone say riots?
I thought the French only rioted over EU rules on Cheese?
"Metal Health" is a great song to run to!
We are protesting the proposed new law requiring deodorant.
This wouldn't have happened if France had elected Le Pen last year.
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Ltrs wrote:
It's simply about everyone's right to create and live their own lives without interference from anyone. The people have "had it". Everywhere. It has spread to Belgium. The internet has allowed ideas to go all over the world. This could be the start of a worldwide leaderless revolution.
Imagine that... people wanting to control their own life.
Martin Armstrong has been saying for several years that we are entering a time of the global rejection of socialism. We are seeing this forecast play out in Brexit, Italy, and the recent Brazil elections.
The internet has become the most powerful weapon against the 'globalist socialist'.
The internet provides a opportunity-platform for ANYBODY, regardless of the color of your skin, gender, sexual orientation, etc.
good lord, the right touting Brexit and Bolsonaro as 'victories'
douglas burke wrote:
They are rioting about the high gas prices, I live in California so i know how that feels, though to my credit, I have not rioted, I am really proud of myself for not rioting.
When a 130 lb 'man' riots, it's usually called a tantrum.