Casus Belli 172-b17-2A: German schools
“The secret of all victory lies in the organization of the non-obvious.” -Marcus Aurelius
Something really wrong with this whole thing.
H/T MissPiggy
This is a curious one. Fousequawk was kind enough to watch a 30 minute and change video where an unknown person was clearly giving instructions to Central American invaders of the US.
The video at the very least, indicates that this is highly organized, and that supranational institutions are involved. We just translated and titled the important bits, however we do not believe there are changes in meaning due to context related to the parts not done.
Most of that was trivial or details or interruptions.
We really do want to know what the European Union fellow has to do with all of this.
I must say, if France had any common sense left they would actually hire these guys for road crews. I have never seen a municipal crew work this hard on a road in my life.
This Paris demonstration video is quite interesting. The protestors appear to be disabling some kind of contraption.
Hazarding a guess, it may be some camera rig the government has which records licence plates etc. A free nation shouldn’t have these anyway. So its interesting to see the French protestors disabling it, if that is what it is.
Hopefully those more knowledgable about France can explain what is taking place in that scene, and others in this video.
More videos from the protest:
Water cannon
Many thanks to Ava Lon for the translation.
Thank you Gary F. for this translation on this one.
An Original Translation by Miss Piggy with much thanks!
Christmas market is sealed off
Berlin is building “unique” terror protection
Two years ago, the Islamist Anis Amri raced with a truck into the Christmas market on Breitscheidplatz in Berlin. Twelve people are killed in the attack. Now the Christmas market opens again – and becomes the high security zone.
Since Monday, workers have been building more than a hundred square metal baskets along the perimeter the Breitscheidplatz and screwing them into a long row. The baskets come with plastic bags filled with sand.
The Berliner “Kurier” called it the “Mulled Wine Fortress”. The barrier elements and their construction and dismantling cost the country more than 2.5 million euros. The metal bollards and concrete bases are to be reused in the future.