It is not widely understood (an English understatement if ever there was
one) but the riots and violent demonstrations convulsing Europe are
organised by the Conspirators – and are part of their plan.
Oh, dear. I can hear you think. More conspiracy nonsense. Really? Read on.
Although
the explosion of anger in France took the headlines, there were riots
all over Europe recently. And there are going to be many more riots in
the coming months. There will be angry demonstrations and rioting in
Britain too. And the rioting will spread around the world. Every major
city will see burning buildings, burning cars, looting, stone throwing
and violence. Churches and historic buildings will be destroyed, of
course.
No one in government ever asks why people are rioting.
Politicians everywhere are so arrogant, and so remote from reality, that
it doesn’t ever occur to them that the rioting is entirely their fault
and that only they can do something to stop it. Governments have
deliberately created economic crises (by overspending, wasting money,
giving money away and fighting unnecessary wars), and Far, Far Left
politicians and journalists deliberately promote divisiveness and
hatred.
The police found the last demonstrations in France
impossible to control and so President Macron announced he was bringing
in 10,000 soldiers to battle his own citizens. There can be no more
obvious sign of political failure than the sight of a President or Prime
Minister having to use military force to contain his own electors.
There have, of course, been many explanations for what has been happening. Naturally, the
mainstream corporate media blamed “far right extremists.” This was and is inevitable, for the
mainstream
corporate media (both print and broadcast) is dominated by Far, Far
left wing bought-and-paid-for fanatics who regard Stalin and Mao as
their heroes. (I suspect that the statue of Lord Reith in the BBC’s
Broadcasting House lobby in central London will soon be replaced with a
lovely bronze of Stalin in repose. BBC staff will kneel before it when
they enter the building. Comrade Burnham will go there twice a day to
pay homage. Stalin, like Burnham, was in favour of abolishing private
property and enforcing state control.)...<<<
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