CNN Won't Reveal This Stark Reality About the France Riots!

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And that is called cover your ass…also known as damage control…or a day late and a dollar short…

or as we like to call it in the good old “land of the fee home of the slave” good ole fashion bullshit.

It’s easy to tell when Macron is lying. His lips are moving.

But that’s par for the course for a banker pupped turned politician.

The Guardian reports that Emmanuel Macron has bowed to pressure from the street to announce a catalog of emergency measures aimed at pacifying the yellow vests after weeks of civil unrest in France.

Something you need to know about bankers….they don’t “bow to pressure.” They offer other hollow, covert, tax funded oppressions. And they leverage and manipulate all situations to their advantage…always. As long as a bankster is alive…someone’s getting financially ruined or personally destroyed.

In a long-awaited address on primetime television, the president tried to talk the protesters out of further action, promising a rise in the minimum wage and tax concessions.

Here we’re gonna raise your wages…Oh, yeah? Who’s gonna pay for that?

Macron said he had heard and understood protesters’ anger and indignation, which he said was “deep and in many ways legitimate” Ah speak to us you fork-tongued, two faced tyrant.

He admitted he had not been able to provide solutions quickly enough since his election. He said, “I may have given you the impression that this was not my concern, that I had other priorities. I take my share of responsibility. I know I have hurt some of you with my words.” If you believe for one second that psychopaths like this have the capacity to genuinely care that they’ve hurt somebody, I’ve got an Eiffel tower to sell ya.

The president began his pre-recorded 13-minute declaration saying the past few weeks of protests had “profoundly troubled the nation”, and that legitimate demands had led to “a series unacceptable violence”.

Violence and theft is the very foundation of any working government. For a politician to get up there and condemn violence is the height of hypocrisy.

He said the anger went back 40 years, but he added: “No anger justifies attacking a police officer or damaging a shop or public building. When violence is unleashed, freedom ends.”

Actually, when violence against bankers is unleashed freedom begins. Jefferson said, the tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.”

Macron, elected on a centrist reforming programme 18 months ago, said he understood the anger and “distress” of those struggling to make ends meet at the end of the month, who felt ignored and economically squeezed: he said, “It is as if they have been forgotten, erased. This is 40 years of malaise that has risen to the surface. It goes back a long way, but it is here now.”

Ah speak to us you slick salesman of the Rothschilds cartel…

To help struggling workers, he said the government had been ordered to introduce “concrete measures” from January 1st, including increasing the minimum wage by €100 (£90) a month. Overtime would be exempt from tax and social charges, and a planned tax on pensions under €2,000 a month would be canceled. All employers “who can” were asked to give workers a tax-free bonus at the end of the year.

Think about this..what kind of promise is that… “we the government are gonna help you out. We’re gonna steal less money from ya by exempting overtime from our taxation practices and we’re not gonna tax your pensions…but we’re gonna make employers pay you more for the same amount of work….which is gonna cause those employers either go bankrupt or force them to lay off workers.”

Macron said there would be greater public consultation on issues, but he would not go back on his wealth tax reforms. However, he said, things would not “go back to normal … as if nothing has changed,”

He concluded: “We are at a historic moment in our country. With dialogue, respect, and engagement, we will succeed. My only concern is you, my only combat is for you – our only battle is for France.”

Interesting…nothing you wanna say about immigration…about people moving in from other countries destroying the place, taking the jobs, raping the women committing acts of violence on the French people. Nothing you wanna say about your position that supports and empowers the banking cartel in that region?

Until now Macron had remained silent on the protests, reportedly to avoid inflaming the unrest. But after Saturday’s violence, the Elysée was desperate to avoid what the yellow vest movement calls Act 5.

Protesters have focused their grievances on Macron, who is seen as the arrogant, aloof “president of the rich”. Demonstrations have rung with chants of “Macron resign”. Graffiti sprayed on national monuments and public buildings has been even more personal and obscene.

But while the French historically blame the president for their woes, they also look to the head of state to solve them, so expectations were high.

And that’s the problem guys…the french are looking for answers regarding liberty in an inherently tyrannical, systemically corrupt government organism…which derives its power from theft, coercion, threats and violence. Unless the Yellow vests are willing to all the way with this uprising, they will have to settle from the status quo. The last thing governments want people to do is rise up in focused unity against their power.

Earlier in the day, Macron hosted a four-hour roundtable meeting to sound out ministers, leaders of the two houses of parliament and business and union leaders. Afterwards, those present said the president had listened.

Everyone was taken by surprise by the speed at which the yellow vest movement – named after the high-visibility vests French motorists carry in their vehicles – morphed from a grassroots revolt over an environmental fuel tax into a wider expression of grievances against the president and parliament.

Suddenly it was not about one tax, but an us-and-them conflict pitting ordinary French workers, pensioners and unemployed people living mostly in the countryside and struggling to make ends meet, against an “elite” seen as aloof, arrogant and out of touch with the tough reality of life outside the metropolitan bubble.

What do you guys think? How far do you think the Yellow Vests need to go to affect change? What should be done about the political parasites and the ruling elite in France? Leave your thoughts about this for the world and the google thought police in the comments section below and I’ll see you guys in the next heavey censored, shadow banned video.