An excellent article and, from what I recall from following a number of French sources (alternative media and citizen journalists) at the time, a reasonably accurate read on the gilet jaune movement.
And there’s a lesson in it for everyone in the West outside of France, perhaps best exemplified in this extract:
This is not the behaviour of an old-fashioned pseudo-democratic government trying to maintain the “rule of law” without alienating the people. . . .
It is prepared simply to use the full force of its power to crush all those who dare stand up to its rule.
What we are looking at is more akin to a government of foreign occupation, such as France experienced during the Second World War.
Having no affinity with ordinary French people and their wishes . . .
It is not only France that is under occupation from the global empire of greed, of course.
But the level of resistance here has forced this truth into plain sight, has shattered the illusion of democracy for millions. . . .
This does not, in itself, represent a victory. The brute force of the occupying force is not easy to overcome in a head-on struggle. . . .
However, forcing the system to reveal its brutality it is a necessary step in defeating it.
If we are to bring down this monstrous global criminal entity, we first have to demolish the lies, fronts and facades behind which it hides, so as to reveal the full nauseating horror of its existence and its agenda.
Like all vampires, it will shrivel and die in the cleansing sunlight of truth.
I don’t know if it will shrivel and die as fast as a vampire exposed to the sun, but sooner or later, it will.
It’s going to be quite a long process I fear…still, gotta start somewhere…
And along that line, here in the US - https://twitter.com/ParkerThayer/status/1540046691549716481?s=20
I am not so much interested in the specifics of Title IX & gender identity, but this “regulatory influence” by Arabella Advisors, whose name I believe also came up in the Twitter Files.
Sorry - I didn’t see this post was by Paul Cudenec, “Winter Oak,” Cory Morningstar’s friend! Would have read it more closely!