gerbil sb152:
Hi all i have to agree with buzzer but i am right in what i say about most want to leave without a deal it is on the new’s every day each time they interview people. As for Macron i thought it was because of him and his plans that has caused all the riot’s with the Yellow vest brigade. 
You can’t declare yourself to be right on the basis of random interviews in the street, well, not with justification anyway.
As regards Macron, he is an inexperienced politician (which is why his, and his new party’s, rise is so remarkable) and he made some mistakes in the way to do things.
The Gilly Joan protests started over a rise in diesel tax entirely to combat global warming. A very stupid, and unfair, thing to do given that millions bought diesel cars because they were told they were less polluting. Then, because so many of those affected are quite unable to afford new more eco friendly cars, this burden fell mainly on the less well off. My doctor, for instance has had a hybrid for years. But the bulk of us are stuck with diesel and a massive hike in costs in February last year.
Quite justifiably there was a surge of protests to manifest itself in peaceful picketting at certain key points, a bit like the old fashioned Trade Union pickets in Britain years ago, but that was all.
Then the anarchists and the communists got on board and saw a golden chance to destroy and make trouble. Out in the countryside the protests have all but disappeared and in any case were not widely supported.
That was not all Macron’s fault, but he should have shown a bit more nous in quietly and gradually increasing carbon tax, and not hitting the poorest members of the community at one go. More thought should be given to other measures, for instance, doing away with all the speed bumps, chicanes, stupid rapid changes of speed limits, silly traffic lights in country villages, and phasing traffic lights in the larger towns so that if you did the legal limit you could hit them all at green. That is where a lot of diesel pollution comes from, not essential travel by hard working and less well off ordinary people.