Same old destabalization and demoralization. Different country.
@relch13
No French people were in this video.
@Vid20111
Kids don't organize like this, just as women don't. This is a professionally organized psyop
@batoukovacs7511
Moaaar jooogz N-G-O shiiiitzskiiins pleeeeeese. Fortunately, don't have these in Asia. No mass "migrations" lolzoool
@ScarlettFire442
AND not a peep in the US MSM
@islandonlinenews
Looks like a bunch of doctors, lawyers and scientists
@gabrielsyt
France looks nothing like it did when I visited in the 90s. I will never go there again.
@SolarWraith
It's a (((banking cartel))) urban renewal program
@CrowdControl123
Hmmm... I wonder what could possibly be causing Europe to disintegrate.
@zantas-handle
the UK just locked down a WHOLE TOWN called Gosport on the coast, so that the police could ferry in coachloads of illegal 'arrivals' without hindrance.
@_Mr_C
I seriously doubt that these are school children who are burning down and looting their schools and the surrounding community area. So the media are telling these lies about what’s happening. Thanks for covering this story today, Reallygrateful! π
@whome6878
This is all engineered by our owners. They know, exactly, what the public reaction will be and how to steer it towards total control.
@wcmwfab935
Agenda 2030 aka beast system
@lestatangel
Grace: Beating up the globalist elite cabal again. Fun Fact, we are all on a list by now.
@southbrandy1413
Notice the narrative, same as these same actors terrorizing Portland, UK, or Belgium. Funny how they can track all the phones, but somehow can't take snapshot of everyone there and then go find them later. We all know they have that capability but they need these people to create the chaos our global Epsteins have planned for us since event 201. bring goys to their knees then mark them for the drones
Hey internet friends. Bonjour. Here’s my take on what the media won’t tell you about the French school protests, which brought education, immigration spending and public trust back into the conversation. But there’s something strange about the footage we’re being given from these protests…what can you observe? Beyond the headlines about teacher shortages and school conditions, I’m starting to wonder who gets to use the anger—and what happens when citizens demand government intervention?
In this report, I’m examining the grievances behind France’s protests, the political battle over responsibility for the unrest, and the public spending questions shaping the debate. I’ll also trace France’s history of emergency powers, police drone surveillance and AI video analysis "just for funsies" and examine how demands for security can expand government authority.
With separate protests unfolding in Belgium and Britain as I type this, this story raises questions that reach beyond France: who bears the costs of unrest, CUI BONO: who benefits politically, and which proposed solutions become permanent?
0:00 The chaos in France
1:03 Analyzing the official narrative
2:08 Underlying causes of unrest
4:28 Societal destruction
6:06 Regional protests and myths
8:12 Immigration and policy costs
10:47 Religious and social friction
12:24 Surveillance and AI control
14:30 Globalist agendas and future
