Grandpa:
Franglais:
Grandpa:
Will the yellow best rioters be arriving on unicorns? I might be up for a ride on one of them.
Big problems in France now and escalating. Looks as if another Macron EU globalist might be biting the dust shortly. That’s before Merkel who says, “I will not be seeking any political post after my term ends [2021].”
Poor Merkel, she spent half her life helping to destroy East Germany and the second half hoping the same failed ideas would work in the west.Hungary, Italy, Poland … One country after another Europe is rejecting the EUSSR. Yet you didn’t answer the question. When these mass protests by the people eventually happen in Britain, whose side will you be on?
The same mass protests about high taxation, multiculturalism, austerity, low wages … They’re all occurring in EU countries led by pro-European politicians. History repeating itself? We used to laugh at the drab East Germans behind their wall and cheer on those like Hungary and Czechoslovakia as they fought back against being ruled by a centralized USSR bureaucracy. It’s happening again, but this time it’s the Russians, Poles and Hungarians warning us against a very similar EU.
Where do you get your news from?
Look at the French news sites, not the usual biased UK ones.
Are there protests about pension changes? Yes.
Riots etc? No.
I was expecting some grief this week, but have seen nothing myself. There are problems, but it seems to me, much smaller than last year.
Of course actually being here during the working week, I may not see what others see on their computers.I try to get my news from live events. What are you saying, that nothing is happening? Is a proposed state of emergency (economic and social emergency) in place because nothing is happening? They’re even being described as riots.
This is 3 days ago. Are you saying it isn’t happening?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CplTXrXFdvoPerhaps you’d consider staying in France if you love the EU so much? But perhaps not as the French are quickly falling out of love with the Macron’s of Europe.
An English translation to “a social and economic emergency” which you reinterpret as “a state of emergency”… is about typical.
The French do things differently… tear gas at UK demonstrations is somewhat rarer than tear gas at demonstrations in France.
I do prefer our lower key policing style, and was glad when Johnson’s water cannon were binned.