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Protests Rage On Across France

Here is how the police are behaving now...
First link, it's a cop saying to protesters "if you want to stay alive, you go home, you have nothing to do here"
A protester replies "we don't have right to revendicate in France?"
in the other link, it's a live from Brut ( a media, they had they press card visible ), they are attacking by biker policemen ( not sure how to name it in english, it's a police forces that use bike to work )


 
do you have another link of this?
the link is that tweet just show this, and for an information like that, i would like to verify if it's true

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My apologies, I am now wondering about the authenticity of that post. I have found another the apparently shows Firefighters joining the protest,
There is another one the APPERAS to show policemen doing the protest, but again , I can only say now that they are UNCONFIRMED. I will post them and look forward to what you can or cannot verify.

The French firefighters and riot police have now JOINED the protesters to stand against tyrant World Economic Forum muppet Emanuel Macron.

French police join the protest and throw away their handcuffs.
 
I wonder what this might do to Western resolve and unity with several things. Since France is virtually incapacitated by it's own wounds... things like Ukraine or other issues where we need the second/third biggest player in NATO to be on "its game" is simply lacking now. Who is going to pick up French slack while they lick their wounds?
Pootin will start taking advantage of things like this. He sees the west as weak, fractured and unwilling to go head to head with him. NATO members are trying to solve their own problems, whilst trying to help Ukraine without getting directly involved ( boots on ground, planes in the air, carrier task groups in the Black Sea).

The next few weeks are going to get interesting.
 
Riot police are now using Blast grenade ( grenade specifically made for riots, known to be able to cause severe injuries ) in a way to make them explode at head-level, while the rules of use say that they must explode at ground-level.


Also, Gérald Darmanin's niece has been arrested for "violation du secret professionnel et de recel de bien provenant d'une violation du secret professionnel" ( "breach of professional secrecy and concealment of property resulting from a breach of professional secrecy ) with her ex-boyfriend, which is a commandant of a Gendarmerie Brigade.

She would have asked her ex-boyfriend, at the time when they still were together, to consult files only accessible by the police or the gendarmerie, on her behalf. She would have asked him in particular to find out about his own mother, his ex-spouse but also about a cashier from the supermarket where she works, and with whom she had conflict.

RTL also reports that the young woman is soon to be heard for illegally wearing a uniform, for having publicly worn her former voluntary assistant gendarme uniform. An offense punishable by a sentence of 6 months in prison and a fine of 75,000 euros. Contacted by national radio, the entourage of the Minister of the Interior - whose name is not directly linked to the charges against his niece - did not wish to comment.



 
Here is my personnal opinion : i think this is gonna go bad.
Between all those events, the fact that 2 protesters few days recieved life-threatening injuries in the protest in Sainte-Soline ( not related to current unrest due to the pension laws ), and the fact that Gérald Darmanin lied about how the police behave in Sainte-Soline ( He said that police didn't used LCDs while riding ATVs, which is false, it was filmed that police officers used LBDs, shooting randomly into the crownd, while riding ATVs ), i do think that it will become more and more violent.


Being for or against that reform is 1 thing, but how the gouvernment is behave is seen by most people as dictatorship, especially when gouvernment officials are lying.
I personally saw during protests lately protesters that were in favor of the reform, but again how the gouvernment behave
 
Just wonder if Putin could use this to advantage or eventually use it to his advantage if things get completely out of hand in France.

As you can see I have a lot of free time today and came across this thought. Thought I'd poke yall brains to see if it's worth taking a closer look at. 💁‍♂️
Putin is probably laughing at France,right now. Major EU layer going up in flames. One less country to be concerned with.
 
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