11 thoughts on “The French Police State Edges Towards Lethality Against Rioters”

1. Government is about stability, not morality.

   Whatever is necessary to maintain the stability will be done.

   • “Community, Identity, Stablity”. Not Orwell, but Aldous Huxley, “Brave New World”, published in 1932- how’s that for prescience?). Someone should compile a list of works whose titles derive from Shakespeare (in this case, “The Tempest”).

     While I’m showing off, my beloved, who once lived in Oxford, owns a beautifully carved sideboard bought from the estate of Aldous’ sister (and fellow writer) Elspeth; she and her then husband got it quite cheaply, as most people at the auction were after the literary effects.

     • Many good insights on trickery of governance can be gleaned from the TV show:

       ‘Yes, Minister’ and ‘Yes, Prime Minister’

2. “Government is about stability, not morality.”

   That is the fantasy they peddle.

   But Macrons attempts to use eco-freak nonsense as an excuse to grind ordinary French folk into poverty (so that they have no time/money to resist or organise against the state) has caused all of recent events. Hardly conducive to “stability”.

   The Global “elite” want the stability of feudalism where the little people have no resources and know their place.

   Most of us–and esp the children–have nothing to hope for by going with their “program” save misery, impoverishment and death. This is part of an ongoing war against us by a scummy elite–who find middle class cultural Marxism and in-school indoctrination useful allies. If we do not resist there is nowhere for most to go except down.

   • You are correct to say that instability is often a goal of government.

     However, this is only a short term instability which is tolerated by the government as they attempt to impose on us a new system or order or ‘new normal’.

     When the new system or culture is established, at least in part, they will then begin to enforce its continued existence, to stabilise it.

     The system the government favours is the one they will pur their resources and violence into to maintain its stability.

   • “The Global “elite” want the stability of feudalism where the little people have no resources and know their place.”

     Precisely why Macron is using violence to attempt to maintain stability of the current system.

   • It is difficult to explain. This is roughly how it has been explained to me by government insiders and CSIS:

     Basically, any instability a government creates as an effect of making unpopular or massive changes, as with 3rd world immigration, is not necessarily completely chaotic but is controlled by the government as much as possible. A sort of controlled instability. The instability is the transitional period between the old and the new order or system. Any actions by the populace to work against this so-called controlled chaos is to be quickly fought against in the courts, classrooms and in the street, with violence when necessary. The goal is always clear to the government but not the citizens.

     So, in France, the Yellow Vests represent a destabilising effect on the ‘controlled chaos’ created by mass immigration. The ‘controlled chaos’ or instability, in the governements’ eyes, must be kept under the government’s control and no amount of control over any part of the entire process must be allowed to be wielded by ‘populists’.

     The Yellow Vest protests would be allowed to continue and perhaps to gain more power and violence if that is what the government required to meet its objectives of imposing mass immigration. But, the protests are fighting against the governements’ process and are destabilising the government’s ‘controlled instability’. So, the government chooses violence and the courts to stop this movement in order to maintain the somewhat ‘stable instability’ created by the government.

     • I agree with you completely. The real chaotic agent of change to enhance government power is the street gang. I have argued that an armed citizenry is best used to defend itself against street gangs that may be representing the government interests, but that the government must distance itself from.

       But, the demonstrators are making a huge, possibly fatal, mistake by engaging in violent protests. Initiating violence alienates their natural allies, the native police and the national military. It also gives the government a perfect cover to escalate violence. The protests should be peaceful.

       Using EU troops would indeed short-circuit the checks against the rulers who order the troops to fire on their own fellow citizens. Another reason why the protests should be peaceful: don’t give the government an excuse to bring in outside troops.

       I’m afraid the street demonstrators who think they can affect events simply by displaying rage are operating under a delusion. I agree with you, there’s a lot of manipulation going on. And it has to be fought with brains, not with rage and rocks.

3. They can get away with this in a disarmed nation. In the USA, one of those guys who lost an eye (or his brother) would already be scouting out a perch for his scoped rifle.

4. The government is fighting a war against its own citizens, but continue to lavish favors upon the invading Islamic hordes who will destroy France and make it their home.

5. A year or two ago, European Union President Jean-Claude Junker stated that it was time that the EU had its own military force. Junker made his statement in the context of President Trump’s demands that Europe’s NATO members contribute more to the alliance or perhaps it would be time for the U.S. to reevaluate its membership in the alliance. However, the globalist’s hand wasn’t really shown until President Macron of France and Chancellor Merkel of German met in the wake of the on-going “Yellow Vest” protests in France. They confirmed that such a force was necessary as a check against “populism” and “nationalism,” both of which they regard as more of a threat to order than the Muslims who are rampaging across much of Europe. This tells us that the EU elites want their military not as a tool with which to protect ordinary Europeans, but as a force used to repress them and any protests they might be moved to make against the new status quo being built for them by their new masters.

   In short, Macron and Merkel’s force will act as a de facto army of occupation enforcing the NWO on European soil.

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