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Macron slap pops Jupiter’s elitist bubble

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Macron slap pops Jupiter’s elitist bubble
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Macron slap: Four months for man who attacked French president

Macron slap: Four months for man who attacked French president

The medieval combat enthusiast admitted hitting the French president, saying it was a moment of impulse.

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William H Warrick III MD
William H Warrick III MD
June 13, 2021

His next slap will be delivered by Marie LePen.

Helga I. Fellay
Helga I. Fellay
Reply to  William H Warrick III MD
June 13, 2021

Let’s keep our fingers crossed.

Greg
Greg
June 13, 2021

An Islamist throwing a French jew off a balcony to her death, after torturing her has been allowed to go free because he was supposedly under the influence of marijuana. A French citizen slapping the face of a traitorous president garners four months in prison. In both cases we know which of the perpetrators attracts the label of ‘extremist’. Macron is not only a traitor, but a coward, putting all French citizens in danger by ignoring the enemy within.

platon
platon
Reply to  Greg
June 13, 2021

Which ‘enemy within’? There is more than one.

Helga I. Fellay
Helga I. Fellay
June 13, 2021
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The fact that Macron literally ran towards the crowd without giving Security a chance to protect him shows that he lives in a bubble, detached from the reality around him, just like the ruling Dem party in the US is. Another thing they have in common is the way they use language. Macron calls the simple slap, which was merely a symbolic expression, “ultraviolent.” US Dems and their supine Media keep referring to the Antifa/BLM destruction, burning down, breaking glass, beating innocent bystanders, destroying entire inner cities in states and cities run by Democrats as “peaceful demonstrations.”

Helga I. Fellay
Helga I. Fellay
Reply to  Helga I. Fellay
June 13, 2021

speaking of the destruction of language by “woke” language reminds me of something I read yesterday: “HHS secretary Becerra had difficulty explaining why budget bill terms replaced ‘mother’ with ‘birthing person’ This makes me wonder how they describe the father – the seeding person? Would that turn parents into individuals responsible for the creation of an additional person? 

TravelAbout
TravelAbout
Reply to  Helga I. Fellay
June 14, 2021

You got me thinking and with next Sunday being the occasion the woke idiots must surely have Father’s Day & Mother’s Day in their sites. Will they be replaced with a single day named Parent’s Day? The greetings card companies will be furious! Lol

Helga I. Fellay
Helga I. Fellay
Reply to  TravelAbout
June 14, 2021

I am afraid that if the word “mother” is no longer allowed by the “woke” ones, the word parents probably isn’t either. I have no clue what ridiculous things they’ll come up with – perhaps adults responsible for non-adults, or probably even crazier than that.

Smoking Eagle
Smoking Eagle
Reply to  TravelAbout
June 14, 2021

They’ll probably figure out something like Male Parenting Day and Female Parenting Day, and then the LGBT people will want special days for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender parenting, and also a Q Day for those who are still “questioning” their sexual orientation or gender identity.
Think about it. The greeting card companies would love to have cards for seven different days instead of just two. 🙂

TravelAbout
TravelAbout
Reply to  Smoking Eagle
June 14, 2021

Good one, that made me laugh!

Greg
Greg
June 13, 2021

I’ve never understood why Macron was elected in the first place. It seemed like an insane decision. A young, politically inexperienced, arrogant, Rothschild banker who knew little about the lives of everyday people. It was clear to a blind man in a darkened room that he had been groomed for the role and to a large degree plucked from a wealthy obscurity to serve a role for those pulling the strings behind the scenes. He even did the walk to the podium on election day to Ode to Joy, the European anthem, rather than the French National anthem. A clue.… Read more »

Robert
Robert
Reply to  Greg
June 14, 2021

“… He even did the walk to the podium on election day to Ode to Joy, the European anthem, rather than the French National anthem. …”

And just contrast that to the great spirit of Charles de Gaulle…

Helga I. Fellay
Helga I. Fellay
Reply to  Greg
June 14, 2021

except I wouldn’t call it “funny.” More like exacerbating, depressing, that they can do this and get away with it because people either don’t care or are too stupid and too ignorant to understand what’s going on.

Canadien234
Canadien234
Reply to  Greg
June 14, 2021

Macron was not elected. There was massive voting fraud in the election. The 2 contenders who received the most votes were supposed to be Marine Le Pen and J.L. Mélanchon. Macron had a very low score in the first round from what I have read.

Smoking Eagle
Smoking Eagle
Reply to  Greg
June 14, 2021

I just discovered the other day that Andorra is a parliamentary co-principality with the president of France and the Catholic bishop of Urgell (Catalonia, Spain) as co-princes. This peculiarity makes Macron, in his capacity as prince of Andorra, an elected monarch, although he is not elected by a popular vote of the Andorran people. If Le Pen is elected, how will they deal with the term “co-princes” when one of them is a princess? Co-monarchs? If the answer to this question is online, I have been unable to find it. Yep, folks is funny.

Tom
Tom
June 13, 2021

He probably had also a book about DeGaulle, Napoleon, LouisIV, WW2, French Revolution, WW1, Plato but Hitler thats what the BBC recoqnize coz the Brits seem to never get over Hitler.

Robert
Robert
June 13, 2021

In the U.S., the law usually classifies crimes into “misdemeanors” and “felonies”, for instance: (1) if you merely touch someone, it is an “assault”, a misdemeanor (2) if you push or grab someone, it is an “aggravated assault”, a misdemeanor (3) if you punch someone with a bare hand, or kick with a foot, either bare or in a soft sneaker, it is an “aggravated assault with battery”, still just a misdemeanor (4) but if you kick someone with a foot shod in a hard shoe, it is now a “felony”, an entirely different category of crimes, that includes assaults… Read more »

Robert
Robert
Reply to  Robert
June 13, 2021

(That was the man’s left arm, not the right one.)

Helga I. Fellay
Helga I. Fellay
Reply to  Robert
June 14, 2021

I don’t think it matters to the law whether it was the left arm or the right arm. Grabbing someone’s arm is the misdemeanor.

Robert
Robert
Reply to  Helga I. Fellay
June 14, 2021

🙂

Helga I. Fellay
Helga I. Fellay
Reply to  Robert
June 14, 2021

thumbs up, although I have no clue what that little face is trying to tell me. It doesn’t seem to be amused.

Robert
Robert
Reply to  Helga I. Fellay
June 14, 2021

🙂 🙂 🙂

Dee Jay
Dee Jay
June 14, 2021

Interesting comparison to a German case from 1968. Beate Klarsfeld slapped then-Chancellor Kiesinger (CDU) due to his past as Nazi official. The lady got a four-month prison sentence with probation. She later received high honors in Germany.

Speaking of de Gaulle
Speaking of de Gaulle
June 14, 2021

In 1971, while still doing my graduate work in the U.S., I made a summer trip throughout Europe, travelling by train on “Eurail pass”, carrying my temporary U.S. immigration passport, while using English (not my native tongue) as lingua franca. In my train compartment I had a mighty interesting conversation with a Belgian lawyer of the then European Community, a senior specialist in international law, who was entrusted with reconciling the laws of the nascent EC with those of the member countries. Half a century later, I am reflecting upon what has become of all of that… At one point… Read more »

Helga I. Fellay
Helga I. Fellay
Reply to  Speaking of de Gaulle
June 14, 2021

Although I have never been to France, gathering from my experiences with French people, they seem to be very proud of their country and nationality and exude a sense of superiority. Actually, in past centuries French was the language spoken in Germany as well as Russia by the aristocracy and the upper classes. The French were always a little ahead of the Germans in many fields, such as literature and culture.

Brokenspine66
Brokenspine66
June 15, 2021
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Not forgetting the neoliberal/globalist Micron-Regime wages a brutal bloddy war of oppression + against the French Population it’s just kind of paused because of CV, the violence with deaths crippled brutalized tortured are started by the Regimes Armed Uniformed ‘State-Terrorist’ Goons.

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