French President Emmanuel Macron has been slammed for the use of armored police vehicles and tear gas against the banned Paris Freedom Convoy after nearly 100 were arrested by police.
An internal investigation is underway in Paris right now after French president Emmanuel Macron order that police use armored tanks and tear gas to stop the anti-mandate 'Freedom Convoy' who were protesting COVID-19 vaccine and Immunity Passport regulations. No surprise this coming from the man who said he wanted to 'emmerder' the anti-mandate protesters, French citizens one and all, with 'emmerder' meaning to dip them in human excrement. Nice.
"And in the latter time of their kingdom, when the transgressors are come to the full, a king of fierce countenance, and understanding dark sentences, shall stand up. And his power shall be mighty, but not by his own power: and he shall destroy wonderfully, and shall prosper, and practise, and shall destroy the mighty and the holy people." Daniel 8:23,24 (KJB)
This is not unlike how Adolf Hitler viewed the German people he ruled over, like so much disposable chattel, mere human chess pieces he could position and move by the decree of his own will. This is interesting behavior from Macron when you consider that 2022 is an election year for him. In the meantime, here's to hoping the Freedom Convoy increases by a factor of 10, and that they surround the Élysée Palace to force a face to face confrontation.
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Freedom Convoy: Macron Accused of Campaigning with ‘Armored Vehicles’, as Nearly 100 Protesters Arrested
FROM BREITBART NEWS: Paris saw police arrest 97 people on Saturday, as the nation’s Freedom Convoy protest hit the streets of the capital, despite a ban imposed by French authorities. According to a report by Le Monde, 81 people were in police custody as of 6 am this morning local time, with one of those held being described as one of the “faces” of France’s “Yellow Vest” movement. Meanwhile, an internal investigation into the actions of one officer is being launched, after a video emerged online showing one demonstrator being left with a head injury after being struck by police.
“A video is currently circulating on social networks following a police intervention on the Champs-Elysées,” the publication reports the authorities as saying. “The prefect is having an internal administrative investigation launched.”
Police also emphasized that the ban on the protest remains ongoing, according to the Le Monde report. Hundreds of fines have also been handed out to individuals during the demonstrations, according to POLITICO. One piece of footage which emerged on social media even appears to show police tear gas being used against a café.
Meanwhile, French President Emmanuel Macron received swift backlash for the police use of armoured vehicles against the banned demonstration. Like a number of other countries in Europe and further afield, France has begun a harsh crackdown on anti-lockdown protesters, with video emerging yesterday of law enforcement beating demonstrators and breaking the windows of cars. Right-wing populist presidential candidate Marine Le Pen has been one of the big names to hit out at President Macron, who she accused of kicking off his presidential reelection campaign with “armored vehicles”.
“In the wake of the arrival of armored vehicles from the gendarmerie in Paris, he could declare his candidacy because, symbolically, I find that it resembles his mandate,” Le Pen said, saying Macron’s previous five years in the presidency has been characterized by “chaos, disorder, conflict, division of the French people.”
“Energy prices keep rising. No government response. The vaccination pass is useless and yet it does not remove this device that violates individual freedoms,” Le Pen had previously said regarding the demonstrations. “I understand the annoyance of the French.”
Socialist presidential candidate Nathalie Arthaud also praised the demonstrations, describing them as “the denunciation of soaring gas prices”, “precariousness” and “low wages”.
“They are right to fight and I applaud them for inviting themselves into this election campaign,” the candidate told France Info. “It feels good to finally hear about the problems of the working classes.”
Firebrand populist candidate Eric Zemmour also took aim at Emmanuel Macron, saying that he had drastically mismanaged the Chinese Coronavirus pandemic.
“The vaccination pass must be abolished,” Zemmour wrote online. “Emmanuel Macron has decidedly mismanaged this epidemic crisis. I have been saying since December that we must take lasting measures because the epidemic is becoming endemic.” READ MORE
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