1. France: Last night we posted some footage from France that was not what people are getting on MSM. As a worthy experiment, I would ask people who read this site to ask causally, their friends and neighbours if they know what is going on in France and what they think it is about and post their answers here. Obviously we believe they would give a narrative answer as fabricated by the leftist state-media complex.
As it turns out though, that footage was from Oct. 17, 2026.
Oct. 31st
Nov. 1: This one is from AFP: Note that even they couldn’t totally hide all the communist banners and flags. At the start, a number of people are holding red flags with hammer & sickle that I believe say, “Communist Youth”
October 31st: Red and black flag diagonally divided: anarcho-syndicalist / anarcho-communist flag (la bandera rojinegra) and of course the mandatory LGT flags are Lesbians Gays and Trans. So this is of course a dialectical flag and therefore communist. Much like BLM except that one made somewhat more sense. There are many many more flags and banners, For that that enjoy it, take screen grabs when you see it and ask an AI agent what flag it is. Brave has a good one built in and Grok is excellent. This one gets violent a few minutes in. These riots for the most part are a great example of game theory at work, When the perceived and even real costs of an action, like hurling rocks at police, result in higher status with your own side and no real consequence from the state, it will likely continue, escalate and maybe even topple the order. Also, these riots are clearly organized and funded. This is not anything like the Yellow Vest protests, which were actually organic and therefore, had no effect.
A good moment where the police do exactly what they should always be doing. Removing the disguise from a rioter. There are rational laws against wearing disguises when protesting or in this case, carrying out an actual revolution. And since rule of law is long-gone, this cop will probably be reprimanded for exposing one of them.
2. Germany: Frankfurt
Now and again a German politician does something unexpected and tells the truth

Read the follow ups if you have X. It is actually a necklace. But the accusation probably stands. This is not an organic event.
It is interesting that there are so many English signs in these demonstrations. Almost like made for media events to be consumed in the USA or something.
3. Zurich Switzerland: [Did anyone see that coming?]
Tactics, signs, costumes and other elements are eerily similar country to country. yes, I know this is obvious. But a staggering percentage of intelligent and aware people still buy the narrative that these are student protests or are otherwise trivial. They would likely also be the same people that still buy the Global Warming and mRNA injection narratives, Are at least are from the very few conversations I have had with those who believe these demonstrations are not heralding a serious international effort to end anything like a representative state and create something like a Nazi-Stalinist one but with better toys.
4. Florida, a short distance from Mar-a-Lago. Related? No idea at all. If it is, it would be at the level of abstraction of all these events are opposing the existing post WWII order of more or less constitutional republics and nation states. That is, if this was some kind of attack on the president. Reality has become very difficult to determine now.
The report on Poland will take some time. But keep an eye on RAIR Foundation. Hopefully we can, with our resources, give some insight as to what took place beyond the narrative version
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One of the organisations behind the strikes and protests in France is Mouvement Jeunes Communistes de France (MJCF), commonly called Jeunesse Communiste (JC). It’s associated with the associated with the French Communist Party (PCF).
There’s also an established left-wing political party involved, La France insoumise (LFI), ie, France Unbowed. Jean-Luc Mélenchon is one of the founders, and the face of this party.
Parti communiste français (PCF), the French Communist Party, led by
Fabien Roussel has also come out in support of the protests. I believe it’s a minor party. The unions came out in support as well btw.
As for the protests in Germany, that country is known for militancy on the far left and right of the spectrum. In the 80s and 90s, their squatter / anarchist / Autonomen scene directly influenced such movements in other western-european countries. Afaik no german political parties have come out in support of their “protests”.
The riots in the Netherlands last Saturday were just street thugs (mostly immigrant from what I’ve seen) out to loot luxury brand shops. There was zero support from politics, and the local hooligan chapters nipped it in the bud (city pride).
I’m not 100% sure about the riots in Belgium (Liège, Brussels), but I had the impression it was mostly about looting as well.
There were protests in Spain and Portugal, afaik peaceful. Some people there have trouble making ends meet (inflation, high cost of living).
Not sure what’s going on with the events in Italy and Switzerland.