I want to start with three predictions about the French riots and then I will back them up with some discussion points. Thereafter I want to widen the discussion out to the EU and America.
1. The rioting will fizzle out by next week.
2. Macron will survive.
3. It will not spread to the UK for the foreseeable future.
In respect of point 1. France have experienced high levels of rioting and destruction already this year in relation to pensions, and Macron clung on. The Gilet Jaune protests continued for most of 2019 and were rather robust, but couldn’t shift the dial. Like Kenosha and many other American city disturbances, these things die out quite quickly and are forgotten. The problems in France seem like this week’s distraction after the submarine last week, Nicola Bulley, Pholly, it’s almost like we are on a distraction a week.
2. Macron appears an important enough WEF puppet to be protected and I can’t see him being moved aside for a few years yet. Remember, these riots aren’t affecting middle or upper middle class arrondissements or tourist districts. I remember living in South Africa during apartheid and the international news made it look like the whole country was burning when 99% of people were not in the least affected. So, most of the areas affected are areas where migrants live and thus it’s more self defeating destruction of their own neighborhoods.
3. It won’t spread to the UK because those who stoke these events behind the scenes don’t want it to, yet.
I’m of the mind that unless rioting, civil unrest or looting is affecting key tourist areas, the places where the ultra rich live, government buildings, mainstream media outlets, banks or key politicians it’s probably a staged situation, arranged and controlled as not to impact anyone or anything deemed ‘protected’. I doubt they want too many of the Macron voters in the media, middle class neighborhoods, industry or banking affected or waking up.
This could be an important dress rehearsal for the more serious violence that will one day engulf other countries like the UK and USA, but the time isn’t ripe yet. ‘They’ don’t want to spook the normies while there’s still a semblance of free speech and the chance for people to exercise a small amount of political power.
My prediction for countries like the UK, France, Sweden, USA, Ireland and Germany is that violence, rioting and civil unrest will become a lot more common in certain areas, but more affluent centres, key business districts and tourist areas won’t be affected. The reason being is that the self styled intelligenCIA, the political movers and shakers and professional community don’t care about what’s happening in Burnley or Nechells (for example). As long as it’s not affecting them, they’ll keep taking their great salaries and looking the other way until it’s too late. That’s when the Bolshevik Revolution 2.0 will strike and with large swathes of the country demoralised, cowed and subdued, there will be no one to come to their aid.
It’s the boiling of the frog, the Forces of Darkness don’t want too many people awake until they are ready to shout, “Checkmate!”
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