In the traditional presidential speech to wish the French people a happy new year, Macron made some references to the social unrest shaking France right now. He was very deliberate and stern, and was remarkable in as much as he did not pronounce the words “Gilets Jaunes” in his speech a single time. However, he referred to them as “the hate- filled mob”.
As a public service and for the sake of keeping everybody safe, I thought I’d help him out and show you some of that hate-filled mob.
Here again, the translations are done hastily, but it is of extreme urgency that you see this, so you can fully comprehend the dangers that France is facing and why armored vehicles are sent in for the first time in history and why the police force has to be so heavily armed and protected by riot gear gear.
Video #1 - “The Macron, he gobbles up money, the richer he gets, the more of an asshole he is [repeat]”
Video #2 - “Macron, in the ass, in the ass, Macron!”
Video#3 - [Translation after the video]
“I am congratulating you, because I lived through the war, the last world war. I saw the gestapo drag my father away to Buchenwald. I saw my mom crying for who years when I came home from school at 11, 12 years old, crying. in front of an empty plate. And now I see you all fighting for a good cause, so I am congratulating all of you so that we never witness such thing again. And you are right to fight because Macron is like a Hitler et all these people around him are the gestapo that I knew during the war, who were dragging people on the ground, who killed them, as they did with our fathers, our brothers, that we are still mourning today, who died by the thousands, by the thousands and that we are still mourning today. So may we never see that again. Because that’s what you will see if that race remains among us. So fight, fight, don’t be afraid, so that we never see that again. And you are right, but don’t be afraid, but be together, all together. All of you, whether you are on the left, whether you are on the right, water you are in the center, but it’s a people. Fight. Regardless of what nation you are from, regardless of ... your ideas, but fight, don’t let it happen to you at the hand of such people. So I congratulate you for what you are doing now, because otherwise if you don’t fight you will see the misery we knew in those days.”
This post is dedicated to the twelve civilian casualties (including protesters and “collateral damage”) to date and the thousand plus people who were injured by the police forces, who were blinded, lost an eye, lost a hand, were beaten and inhaled tear gas, and those who were arrested arbitrarily and under bogus charges.