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False flag, perhaps?
by fartcannon 8y ago
False flag, perhaps?
- mirimir 8y agoIt could be. But I wonder just who is organizing this in social media. Maybe they've left clues, inadvertently. If I knew French better, I'd look into it.
- sparkie 8y agoThe protests are real. The violence is the false flag. Saboteurs planted into the crowds to try and discredit the movement.
- leaveyou 8y agoIt already happened in the previous protests at Place de la Republique.. I would not be surprised.
- sparkie 8y agoIt's a tried and tested strategy that works for any kind of protest anywhere. People are angry and in large groups. It only takes a gentle push to create riots. The people in charge want the riots to happen so they can label their opponents as the lawless mob. You just need to look at who came dressed for riots though. It certainly isn't the yellow jackets.
- leaveyou 8y agoI know. And if the mob is stubborn and does not want to escalate.. you send some "collaborators" to break the windows or put the fires because everyone knows, the mobs are crazy. I suspect the riot police is down-voting me.. No common sense people would get upset by my post.
- baybal2 8y agoI will tell you how the short lived Russian democracy fell: it did not fell to "crazy mountain terrorists," but to people who kept on voting for food stamps, and free sausages (that is not a joke at all) Now, when those people are genuinely fc*ked up, and have all the reasons to worry about having to eat grass in coming years, they have no food stamps left to vote for.