I Walked Through A ‘Peaceful’ French Protest. Hours Later The Same Street Was On Fire. Everything in stores but ham was stolen.

What’s happening in France is a preview of what’s coming to America if the Democratic Socialists of America have their way.

Martha Careful - American Thinker

Emmanuel Macron’s [Bidenish,Carterish] milquetoast response to the worst riots in years does not bode well for the future. What the French need is a leader who loves France, its history, and its values, and most importantly, understands what’s at stake. 

Uncle Paul's Parodies

"Early last week, I participated in my first protest march in France. Well, technically, I didn’t really protest. I was on one side of the street and had to cross to the grocery store on the other side, pushing through tens of thousands of protesters between me and there. So I had to wade into the crowd and walk with them for about a block to make it to the other side without being trampled.

"The group was mostly kids in their late teens to mid-twenties, but there were more than a few Boomers. There were cardboard signs, Che Guevara shirts, and Palestinian flags. Nonetheless, everyone was chatting and smiling and seemed to be having a great time. A few people wore black and balaclavas, but not many.

"Later that evening, I heard a couple of faint explosions. I didn’t really think much of it because there’s construction around. Only later, when I was on X, did my feed start to fill with the chaos. There were videos of a line of cops running toward a bunch of rioters. On closer inspection, I noticed it was literally on the very street I'd been on a few hours earlier, a block away. I was a bit surprised because the crowd that I had made my way through had been so...well...happy and polite.

"But that’s the way things seem to work here. You have protesters who may or may not have legitimate grievances—honestly, usually not, but everyone loves a good protest march that gets them out of school or work—followed by the violent thugs.

"And that’s exactly what they are. These thugs were throwing rocks at the police, breaking windows of stores of every kind—never bookstores—and stealing everything inside—except the ham from supermarkets. They attacked police, started fires in trash bins, broke the glass of bus stops, and set bikes and cars on fire." . . .

"The (relative) hellscape I saw in Paris on Sunday is an omen of things to come. From shattered windows to shattered lives, the red/green alliance can and will destroy everything in its path, and as history has shown, agitators only get more brazen the more they’re coddled."

America's press will make manifest the crimes in the streets!  MSNOW should pretty much do as MSNBC did once.