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==European Spring==

==European Spring==

:{{Main article|European Spring}}

:{{Main article|European Spring}}

Globalists and EU government's biggest fear is the Yellow Vests will turn into a European Spring movement to restore basic [[human rights]], as the May 2019 European Parliament elections approach. With unity between Left and Right, governments are feeling an increased need for more oppressive measures against [[free speech]], the right to assemble, and to use violence against their own populations, or to set people apart again against each other and re-create traditional Left-Right divisions, to secure and maintain the globalists' power and position.

Globalists and the EU government's biggest fear is the Yellow Vests will turn into a European Spring movement to restore basic [[human rights]], as the May 2019 European Parliament elections approach. With unity between Left and Right, governments are feeling an increased need for more oppressive measures against [[free speech]], the right to assemble, and to use violence against their own populations, or to set people apart again against each other and re-create traditional Left-Right divisions, to secure and maintain the globalists' power and position.

===Leftist involvement===

===Leftist involvement===

[[File:Screenshot 20181215-050053 253.png|right|350px|thumb|D-Notice in the UK.]]

[[File:Screenshot 20181215-050053 253.png|right|350px|thumb|D-Notice in the UK.]]

[[Leftist]]s and [[anarchist]]s have joined in the anti-tax protests and general disillusionment with the [[status quo]].<ref>https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2018/12/10/vide-d10.html</ref><ref>https://en.news-front.info/2018/12/11/french-leftist-party-unbowed-leader-expects-yellow-vests-protests-to-continue/</ref> Leftism in general is not based on property rights, and an anti-tax movement primarily is a dispute over property rights. The carbon tax is a [[consumer]] tax, affecting everyone's cost and quality of living. The carbon tax is also primarily aimed at [[behavior modification]], and not necessarily revenue generation for the state; how the state misspends carbon tax revenues is another matter completely.

[[Leftist]]s and [[anarchist]]s have joined in the anti-tax protests and general disillusionment with the [[status quo]].<ref>https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2018/12/10/vide-d10.html</ref><ref>https://en.news-front.info/2018/12/11/french-leftist-party-unbowed-leader-expects-yellow-vests-protests-to-continue/</ref> Leftism in general is not based on property rights, and an anti-tax movement primarily is a dispute over property rights. The carbon tax is a [[consumer]] tax, affecting everyone's cost and quality of living. The carbon tax is also primarily aimed at [[behavior modification]], and not necessarily revenue generation for the state; how the state misspends carbon tax revenues is another matter completely.

In rural areas of France, where driving is s necessity, protests amount to road blocks, disrupting shopping, and the economy. The protests are peaceful, with 80% of the population backing the movement. The roads are virtually empty on weekends, where protesters gather at crossroads and round abouts, often with a handful of supportive police looking on. Drivers with the mandatory yellow vest all vehicles are required to carry displayed on their dashboard pass through quickly.<ref>https://youtu.be/42-bT1F8dbw</ref>

In rural areas of France, where driving is a necessity, protests amount to road blocks, disrupting shopping and the economy. The protests are peaceful, with 80% of the population backing the movement. The roads are virtually empty on weekends, where protesters gather at crossroads and roundabouts, often with a handful of supportive police looking on. Drivers with the mandatory yellow vest all vehicles are required to carry displayed on their dashboard pass through quickly.<ref>https://youtu.be/42-bT1F8dbw</ref>

In urban areas like Paris, it's a more mixed sentiment which includes dissatisfaction with the intrusion of government, as well. Social Justice Warrior's have protested for "direct democracy" and against the loss of national sovereignty to the bureaucratic EU regime. Some who do not respect property rights have engaged in property damage and looting. Riot police have responded with tear gas bombs and arrests. Anarchists have provoked clashes with police.

In urban areas like Paris, it is a more mixed sentiment which includes dissatisfaction with the intrusion of government, as well. [[Social justice warrior]]s have protested for "direct democracy" and against the loss of national sovereignty to the bureaucratic EU regime. Some leftists who do not respect property rights have engaged in property damage and looting. Riot police have responded with tear gas bombs and arrests. Anarchists have provoked clashes with police.

As violence dominated the [[mainstream media]] coverage, the [[BBC]] was handed a D-Notice by the [[UK]] government (Defense-Notice, a legal gag order to [[censor]] reporting on "inflammatory" incidents for [[national security]] purposes) and ordered to not report on the death of protesters, or to use the words, "France" or "French" on the main page of the BBC website. The BBC stands ready to blame any mass civilian casualties on [[far right]] extremists and the [[National Rally]] with pre-written reports, sources say.  

As violence dominated the [[mainstream media]] coverage, the [[BBC]] was handed a D-Notice by the [[UK]] government (Defense-Notice, a legal gag order to [[censor]] reporting on "inflammatory" incidents for [[national security]] purposes) and ordered to not report on the deaths of protesters, or to use the words, "France" or "French" on the main page of the BBC website. The BBC stands ready to blame any mass civilian casualties on "[[far right]] extremists" and the [[National Rally]] with pre-written reports, sources say.  

True to their word, the BBC did begin blaming fascists for the violence in Paris.<ref>https://youtu.be/bzlLZuRJF-s</ref> As in the [[Brexit|Brexit Betrayal]] protests and so many other campaigns, globalist-aided [[provocateur]]s attempted co-opt and discredit the movement.

True to their word, the BBC did begin blaming "fascists" for the violence in Paris.<ref>https://youtu.be/bzlLZuRJF-s</ref> As in the [[Brexit|Brexit Betrayal]] protests and so many other campaigns, globalist-aided [[provocateur]]s attempted to co-opt and discredit the movement.

The simple reality Leftists the world over must face is, opposition to the Yellow Vests is support for the one percent.

The simple reality Leftists the world over must face is, opposition to the Yellow Vests is support for the one percent.

===European parliamentary elections===

===European parliamentary elections===

The European parliament was founded in the former German city of Straßburg in 1952. Straßburg had been formally incorporated into the French First Republic in 1792, taken back by [[Bismarck]] in 1871, returned to France by the [[Versailles Treaty]] in 1919, recouped by [[Hitler]] in 1940, and returned to the French Fourth Republic by the Angelo-American Alliance after [[World War II]].  

The European parliament was founded in the former German city of Strasbourg in 1952. Strasbourg had been formally incorporated into the French First Republic in 1792, taken back by [[Bismarck]] in 1871, returned to France by the [[Versailles Treaty]] in 1919, recouped by [[Hitler]] in 1940, and returned to the French Fourth Republic by the Angelo-American Alliance after [[World War II]].  

The EU parliament originally was founded as the Common Assembly of the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) to insure German [[coal]] production from the [[Rhineland]], [[Saar]], and [[Ruhr]] would continue to fuel French manufacturing and coal burning electrical power plants,<ref>For more background on the issues and controversies, see [[Henry_Morgenthau,_Jr.#Morgenthau_plan|Morgenthau Plan]].</ref> and that coal production would not be cut off again to strangle the French [[economy]], as it had been in two world wars over the city of Straßburg and province of Alsace.  

The EU parliament originally was founded as the Common Assembly of the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) to insure German [[coal]] production from the [[Rhineland]], [[Saar]], and [[Ruhr]] would continue to fuel French manufacturing and coal burning electrical power plants,<ref>For more background on the issues and controversies, see [[Henry_Morgenthau,_Jr.#Morgenthau_plan|Morgenthau Plan]].</ref> and that coal production would not be cut off again to strangle the French [[economy]], as it had been in two world wars over the city of Straßburg and province of Alsace.  

The [[CIA]] encouraged the ECSC, which eventually became known as the European Common Market (a [[NAFTA]]-style deal), and today known as the European Union or European Project. It had a supposed "supranational parliament," elected by popular vote from member states since 1958, with no real power for it's first 50 years, awaiting the day a younger generation could be brainwashed in [[public school]]s into believing that the institution had legitimacy and actual "supranational" power. It's existence and ultimate success or failure is entirely dependent on the outcome of the [[War on Sovereignty]]. The 2019 elections became pivotal to the outcome.

The [[CIA]] encouraged the ECSC, which eventually became known as the European Common Market (a [[NAFTA]]-style deal), and today known as the European Union or European Project. It had a supposed "supranational parliament," elected by popular vote from member states since 1958, with no real power for its first 50 years, awaiting the day a younger generation could be brainwashed in [[public school]]s into believing that the institution had legitimacy and actual "supranational" power. Its existence and ultimate success or failure is entirely dependent on the outcome of the [[War on Sovereignty]] being waged by liberal elites and globalists. The 2019 elections became pivotal to the outcome.

==Other nation states==

==Other nation states==