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France To Ban Yellow Vest Protests In Neighborhoods With “Ultra” Radicals

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Via Zerohedge


France is cracking down on “yellow vest” protesters following a weekend of renewed violence – as the Macron administration announced on Monday that it would ban demonstration in several areas of france – including the Champs Elysees in Paris, if “ultra elements” are present, according to Interior Minister Edouard Philippe.

‘We will ban demonstrations if ultra elements’ are present, said Philippe, according to CNEWS.

The ban will apply to “neighborhoods that have been most affected as soon as we have knowledge of” the “ultras.”

“I am thinking of course the Champs-Elysees in Paris, the place Pey-Berland in Bordeaux, the Capitol Square in Toulouse”, Philippe added, where “we will proceed to the immediate dispersal of all groups.

Philippe added that he has asked the State Judicial Agent to “systematically seek the financial responsibility of troublemakers.”

Edouard Philippe on Twitter: “J’ai demandé à l’Agent Judiciaire de l’État de rechercher systématiquement la responsabilité financière des fauteurs de trouble. / Twitter”

J’ai demandé à l’Agent Judiciaire de l’État de rechercher systématiquement la responsabilité financière des fauteurs de trouble.

Saturday marked a significant escalation in violence during the group’s 18th straight week of protests – which began as a revolt against a climate-change gas tax and expanded into a general anti-government movement.

https://twitter.com/Bellingdawg/status/1106976625537753088

chez starbuck on Twitter: “THE SAINT SULPICE IN PARIS JUST IGNITED WHILE I WAS INSIDE pic.twitter.com/40PHCZ177w / Twitter”

THE SAINT SULPICE IN PARIS JUST IGNITED WHILE I WAS INSIDE pic.twitter.com/40PHCZ177w

As we noted on Sunday, the riots were so severe that French President Emmanuel Macron cut short a vacation at the La Mongie ski resort in the Hautes-Pyrénées following a three-day tour of East Africa which took him to Djibouti, Ethiopia and Kenya.

Macron said over Twitter that “strong decisions” were coming to prevent more violence.

Macron said some individuals — dubbed “black blocs” by French police forces — were taking advantage of the protests by the Yellow Vest grassroots movement to “damage the Republic, to break, to destroy.” Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said on Twitter that those who excused or encouraged such violence were complicit in it. –Bloomberg

Sounds like things are about to get a lot more violent in Gay Paree.

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Cudwieser
Cudwieser
March 19, 2019

Keep going and drive the bastards to action. They’ll only resolve your reasons.

Olivia Kroth
March 19, 2019

Why is this fool touring Africa, while Paris is burning? He is the most useless individual that ever stole the French Presidency, one wonders how he got it.

Cudwieser
Cudwieser
Reply to  Olivia Kroth
March 20, 2019

He didn’t. Like May with England he was given it to ruin.

Olivia Kroth
March 21, 2019

That idiot Macron is shoveling his own grave. Even if he does not step down, his days are counted. He will never be elected French President again. After his first and only term, he can go back to being a Rothschild banker. That is where he comes from, that is his limited mindset.

What a stupid fellow. He should read a biography of General Charles de Gaulle, if he is capable of reading. There he will find out how to govern France.

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