On the 11th consecutive weekend of action against the government, 69,000 people took to the streets, including 4,000 in Paris, the interior ministry said, down from an estimated 84,000 demonstrators across the country last Saturday.
Marches were mostly peaceful but there were incidents in several towns, including in the capital, where an eye injury to a well-known “yellow vest” activist added to recent controversy over police violence.
The chaos in France hasn't just been confined to the big cities. These shocking scenes are reportedly from Évreux, a medium-sized town of around 50,000 people in Normandy: pic.twitter.com/ZkUva6iHsd #GiletsJaunes
— Richard Wellings (@RichardWellings) January 26, 2019
Related: Antifa thug charged after attack on Yellow Vest demonstration in Hamilton.
Notice in the ‘related’ story how the CBC managed to fabricate a little “racist” LIE about the Canadian yellow-vesters… that they were “also” protesting against … immigration.
The CBC has become fully Pravda-ized.
Kenji: Have the SDA cbc types here convinced you to watch? This site is full of cbc bashers who watch it all the time….. I think it’s their default position.
Not me.
I will tell you that Canadians are sure as hell protesting immigration, we are freaking sick of it.
Would the guy in the video below be out there with the Yellow-Vesters today?
Why Trump Won
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFWE2jl5mwA
Kenji, I did notice, it’s like they couldn’t get that part typed fast enough, when describing who “yellow vesters” are.
In fact of the 4 descriptive parts of the paragraph, immigration 2, white supremacy once.
re State Funded Broadcaster; “Yellow vest protests have appeared across Canada. They protest what they call mass immigration, as well as the federal carbon tax and the United Nations migration pact. Saturday’s Hamilton rally included Paul Fromm, a known white supremacist who ran for mayor last year.”
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“…estimated 84,000 demonstrators across the country last Saturday.”
Interpretation; 200,000
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It appears that the French are suffering more than Canadians, or unlike Canadians, the French are finally finding enough backbone to protest being shafted by their government.