[VIDEOS] Covid protests in France

For those who are interested in following a non biased channel for the covid protests in France, here is a good one. The events take place every Saturday and are getting bigger.

Context : as some of you may know, the government decided to promote a pass for the vaccinated people, pass which will allow you to access most of the daily life services (terrace, museum, trains, hospitals etc)

So these are not anti vaccine events (part of the people are against it of course), but against the pass, which is claimed to be the first step to a fully controlled society (sometimes presented as social credit)

Just for the record (and thats my main motivation in making this post), the number of people announced by the medias in Paris for this specific day (7 August) are laughable, was announced 14K. Judge by yourself (2 separated events took place, hence the cut in the middle, it's not the same thing filmed twice).

Last but not least, in France it's the middle of summer holidays (yeah, kids have a 2 months break), traditionally the weeks where the mobilizations are at their lowest number. So if you're sick of the covid "solutions" (unnecessary lockdown, constant propaganda, lack of actual opposition to the measures adopted by the government, political campaigning) , just wait till September and follow French political situation, will give you some hope I guess.

7 August :



31 July



17 July

Europe following Macron solution of green pass, making essentially obligation to be vaccinated, expect Germany.

Fuck you Macron

PS: I am fully vaccined i just don't like things being forced at others.

Something like this happened in Dublin a few months ago. Good few people had T shirt's saying "The reptiles are here" and kept screeching "plandemic"
They also blamed George Soros, Bill gates, Jeff Baz and Elon musk among, "The Jews".

Was a funny yet sad sight to see.

Perhaps its time to make france part of the united states

Tarafından yazıldı winkcat, 10.08.2021 at 17:31

Perhaps its time to make france part of the united states

Ahh, I see retro is in style once again. Just like in the 40s

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