Macron faces backlash to his horrible policies in the form of new protests
1 Comments Published by Avi Green on Saturday, December 01, 2018 at 7:55 AM.
So now, in a way, a civil war's broken out in France, as a rebellion is under way against a poor politician who cares more about fuel taxes than fighting terrorism:
Interestingly, veteran former actress Brigitte Bardot's joined the protestors. I can say the protestors have justification for protesting Macron, and above all, while fuel taxes are an important issue, they shouldn't let it obscure the most vital of all - the rise of Islamofascism in the country. With the following news about how the war against Macron is going about, it'll remain to be seen if he's willing to take accountability for pushing bad policies and is willing to resign, before things get really bad.
Prolific French writer Renaud Camus, who coined the theory of the “Great Replacement,” told Breitbart London that the recent “Yellow Vest” protests are a grassroots reaction against the Davos elite who view working people as worthless “human Nutella.”Just one of the reasons why Macron should resign:
Mr Camus said that he believed there to be more substance to the Gilets Jaunes (Yellow Vests) movement, which is supported by 77 per cent of French, than just an outcry over a rise in fuel taxes, saying it was really about a “lack of respect, general exchangeability, being treated by managerial politics like an object, a simple product.
“A product, a producer, and a consumer all at once, a thing, a number, not a human being.”
President Emmanuel Macron admitted Saturday that France is experiencing a “moral crisis” as “Yellow Jacket” protesters — a collective of working-class people across the political spectrum — have taken to the streets of Paris and other cities across the country to protest rising fuel taxes, with some demanding he resign.In that case, if that's the attitude he takes, it only compounds the justification for demanding his resignation.
The protesters’ discontent stems from diesel fuel tax hikes, which have increased seven euro cents per liter — nearly 30 cents per gallon — and will continue climbing in coming years, Transport Minister Elisabeth Borne said. The tax on gas will also increase four euro cents. Presently, gasoline costs around 1.64 euros a liter in Paris — $7.06 a gallon — which is slightly higher than the price of diesel. In a speech to French mayors regarding the protests, Macron refused to mention the “Yellow Jackets” by name and lamented the “demagogic fashion” in which the protesters were opposing the fuel tax hikes, citing it as evidence that France is in a “moral crisis.”
Interestingly, veteran former actress Brigitte Bardot's joined the protestors. I can say the protestors have justification for protesting Macron, and above all, while fuel taxes are an important issue, they shouldn't let it obscure the most vital of all - the rise of Islamofascism in the country. With the following news about how the war against Macron is going about, it'll remain to be seen if he's willing to take accountability for pushing bad policies and is willing to resign, before things get really bad.
Labels: dhimmitude, France, islam, jihad, Moonbattery, political corruption, terrorism
“Internal Koranic evidence shows that the
Jews of Medina [a city now in Saudi Arabia]
were steeped in rabbinical tradition.
While celebrating him [Mohammed] as an
unlearned person, the hadith
[Islamic holy books] acknowledges
that Mohammed was confounded by
the learned questions of these Jews.”
SOURCE: In Ishmael’s House:
A History of Jews in Muslim Lands
(chapter 2, page 13) by Martin Gilbert,
year 2010 CE, Yale University Press
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“The conquests of Islam made Jews
the subjects of Arab and Muslim rulers
in a wide swath of land, stretching
from the Atlantic coast of Morocco
to the Hindu Kush mountains of Afghanistan.
Being non-Muslims, these Jews held
the inferior status of dhimmi,
which, despite giving them protection
to worship according to their own faith,
subjected them to many vexatious and
humiliating restrictions in their daily lives.”
SOURCE: In Ishmael’s House:
A History of Jews in Muslim Lands
(introduction chapter, page xx)
by Martin Gilbert, year 2010,
published by Yale University Press
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Ralph Galloway declared angrily while in Jordan:
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the [Palestinian] refugee problem.
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as an affront to the United Nations,
and as a weapon against Israel.
Arab leaders do not give a damn
whether Arab refugees live or die.”
SOURCE: From Time Immemorial:
The Origins of the Arab-Jewish Conflict
over Palestine (chapter 2, page 23)
by Joan Peters, year 1984, JKAP Publications
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