Newsgroup: it.politica
Titolo: Strano, e i gilet gialli ?

 
Son tutti in ospedale
 
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Porelli, come Tian am Men

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No, molto più raffinato di Tien am Men.
Fu una strategia.programmata.dal 
gov.accaròn e dal suo ministro dell 
interno.
Confinavano i manifestanti chiudendo le 
vie laterali e poi tiravano nel mucchio, 
a altezza d'uomo, con le loro armi, le 
palle di gomma e/o le granate  a basso 
potenziale. 
Non moltissime.
Non volevano stragi che avrebbero fatto 
parlare giornali e TV.
Volevano logorare mutilando un piccolo 
numero di gilets ogni volta.
Guarda.su youtube i resoconti dei 
gilets. 
 
 
 
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Questo messaggio e' frutto di fantasia e non deve essere collegato a 
persone o fatti reali. Serve solo come spunto di riflessione.
 

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Dimenticavo, mentre i gilets affluivano 
in Parigi dalla provincia, i CRS li 
lasciavano passare ma solo lungo certe 
vie. Toglievano loro tutto ciò che 
poteva proteggerli dali proiettili, come 
i caschi. 
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 i caschi.
 
Spiegaci diffusamente come avrebbero fatto a togliere i caschi e le 
protezioni dalle mani dei manifestanti, senza che i gilet gialli 
protestassero o venissero alle mani con la polizia.

 protestassero o venissero alle mani con la polizia.
 
Dalle foto pare avessero dei caschi di cartone fino.
 

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Lo spiegano loro stessi.
Mentre i gg affluiscono dai vari angoli di Parigi, dei gruppi di 
crs li controllano e li incanalano verso il mattatoio. Mentre 
fanno questo giàvtolgono caschi e altri strumenti. Chi non si 
lascia.toglire questa.roba non viene fatto passare.
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https://youtu.be/M-7JGH0RsDQ
 
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La Francia e' un puttanaio governato da un frocio pazzo di Rothschild
 
Paris, Champs-Élysées. July 14. Bastille Day. Just before the military parade begins, President Emmanuel Macron comes down the avenue in an official car to greet the crowd. 
 
Thousands of people gathered along the avenue shout "Macron resign", boo and hurl insults.
 
At the end of the parade, a few dozen people release yellow balloons into the sky and distribute leaflets saying "The yellow vests are not dead." The police disperse them, quickly and firmly. Moments later, hundreds of "Antifa" anarchists arrive, throw security barriers on the roadway to erect barricades, start fires and smash the storefronts of several shops. The police have a rough time mastering the situation, but early in the evening, after a few hours, they restore the calm.
 
A few hours later, thousands of young Arabs from the suburbs gather near the Arc de Triomphe. They have apparently come to "celebrate" in their own way the victory of an Algerian soccer team. More storefronts are smashed, more shops looted. Algerian flags are everywhere. Slogans are belted out: "Long live Algeria", "France is ours", "Death to France". Signs bearing street names are replaced by signs bearing the name of Abd El Kader, the religious and military leader who fought against the French army at the time of the colonization of Algeria. The police limit themselves to stemming the violence in the hope that it will not spread.
 
 
Around midnight, three leaders of the "yellow vest" movement come out of a police station and tell a TV reporter that they were arrested early that morning and imprisoned for the rest of the day. Their lawyer states that they did nothing wrong and were just "preventively" arrested. He emphasizes that a law passed in February 2019 allows the French police to arrest any person suspected of going to a demonstration; no authorization from a judge is necessary and no appeal possible.
 
On Friday, July 19, the Algerian soccer team wins again. More young Arabs gathernear Arc de Triomphe to "celebrate" again. The damage is even greater than eight days before. More police show up; they do almost nothing.
 
On July 12, two days before Bastille Day, several hundred self-declared African illegal migrants enter the Pantheon, the monument that houses the graves of heroes who played major roles in the history of France. There, the migrants announce the birth of the "Black Vest movement". They demand the "regularization" of all illegal immigrants on French territory and free housing for each of them. The police show up but decline to intervene. Most of the demonstrators leave peacefully. A few who insult the police are arrested.
 
France today is a country adrift. Unrest and lawlessness continue to gain ground. Disorder has become part of daily life. Polls show that a large majority rejectPresident Macron. They seem to hate his arrogance and be inclined not to forgive him. They seem to resent his contempt for the poor; the way he crushed the "yellow vest" movement, and for his not having paid even the slightest attention to the protesters' smallest demands, such as the right to hold a citizens' referendumlike those in Switzerland. Macron can no longer go anywhere in public without risking displays of anger.
 
Stampa estera, non Johnny Mignotta ovviamente.

 Stampa estera, non Johnny Mignotta ovviamente.
 
 lol  rofl