Ep. 1858 - The Riots In France Aren’t What You Think

If you had to pick a country that's given the left everything they've demanded as part of their grand campaign to rid the world of social injustice, France would probably sit at the very top of that list. France has a government mandated 35-hour work week, so everybody has tons of free time or else they make a killing and overtime. You never have to stay late at the office in France, but even if you don't have a job, no worries, you still get free healthcare from the cradle to the grave. Quite a nice setup we're told. Never mind the fact that as a result of these perks, government spending in France accounts for more than 57% of GDP compared to just 24% for the federal government in the U.S., even when you add in state and local governments, we're still well under 40% of GDP. So 57% by comparison is a staggering number. In fact, France spends more on public social spending as a share of GDP than any country in the entire world, and you can see it there on the chart. France is number one, followed by Austria, Finland, Italy, Belgium, and Germany. So to recap, they aren't producing very much. They aren't working particularly hard or at all. And at the same time, they're taxing everybody into the ground and spending more on welfare than anyone else on the globe. France collects around 70% more tax revenue relative to the size of its economy than the United States. In practice, this means that businesses have to pay substantially more taxes for every employee they hire. Personal income taxes are higher. Consumption taxes are dramatically higher. Taxes on stock sales are higher along with corporate income tax. The result is that nobody wants to start a business in France because you get penalized for it. The employees barely work. The taxes are cartoonishly high. And so there's no growth. There's no innovation. There's no good jobs. And other than that, France is a great place to live. A few years ago, France decided that the crushing tax burden, stagnant economy, and total lack of ambition and innovation wasn't destroying their country fast enough. So they came up with a great idea. They decided to open the borders. They accepted more than three million foreigners in just the past decade in a country of only around 69 million people with many of these foreigners, of course, coming from third-world hellholes in Africa. At no point in France's history has the percentage of foreigners relative to the total population been as high as it is right now. And these foreigners, most of them with very low IQs and poor language abilities, that's just a statistical fact on both counts, had no intention of assimilating into French culture, not that they could, even if they wanted to, but they did have a strong desire to leach off of France' expansive welfare system and naturally as foreigners put even more strain on the economy, an economy that was already in freefall. Such a fragile and poorly run country simply cannot survive any kind of significant shock or strain. There's just no margin for error. Any crisis was always going to put France into a tailspin in 2020 during the COVID lockdowns. The European Central Bank printed trillions of euros, causing inflation in every aspect of life. And more recently, due to the war in the Middle East and the Ukrainian bombing campaign against diesel infrastructure in Russia, the cost of energy, which affects the price of virtually everything, of course, has only increased even further. And the result of all of that is what you're seeing on your screen right now. All of that footage that you're seeing is from Paris over just the past few days. Riders from a range of demographics, including white antithocominus and black Muslims from Africa, have united to sack Paris and to terrorize the rest of France. Shops are being alluded and ransacked all over the country. Police officers are getting attacked in the street. And instead of responding to the rioters, the police are running away. In one case, a rioter torched a woman's face with a flamethrower on camera. More than a third of high schools in France have been disrupted since the start of the month. Demonstrations in riots stretch across 40 cities. There are an estimated 500,000 to 800,000 participants in these riots. And we'll go through much of the footage in a moment. It's every bit as horrifying as it sounds. But before we show any of that footage, we need to talk about how the media is presenting these riots. It doesn't matter if you're watching CNN or Fox. In this country, you're told that the chaos in France is the result of a student protest over a lack of staff and resources in the government run school system. So here's a CNN article just as one example quote, "Pupils have joined their teachers to protest a lack of staff and resources when their demands were met and extra staff sent to the school. The strike ended, but by then the match had been lit. According to student leader Manez Nadel, it spread like a wildfire. The violence and the speed with which the protests have grown have taken many by surprise. But the grievances are long standing and overcrowded, ill-equipped and understaffed education system that many students feel is no longer fit for purpose. Videos have circulated for years, showing classrooms with two few desks or chairs where students finding their classes canceled when an absent teacher is not replaced. CNN goes on to claim that pupils are responsible for setting trash cans on fire, assaulting police officers, manning their own barricades to block traffic on the roads. So it's a student demonstration over school policy, basically. Nothing to see here. And this has been the messaging from every major corporate media outlet in the U.S. and it's been effective. And if you ask a random person what's going on in France right now odds are they'll tell you one of two things either they had no idea that it was happening, which is the most likely response, or they'll repeat the lie that this is basically a student demonstration. And you can see all the students right there on your screen. Suspiciously, these French students don't look very French. They look an awful lot like students from say, I don't know, the Congo. If the Congo had schools and students, which basically it doesn't, but it's clear that this is something, you know, quite a bit more than a student protest. And in that way, this is nothing new. In our documentary on the Russian Revolution, which is out now on YouTube and you should go watch it, we talk about how communist agitators in the early 20th century were very adept at latching on to student demonstrations in particular and converting them into full-blown Bolshevik riots. Students in Russia would have some dumb grievance and the communists would immediately swoop in, spread propaganda, organize rallies, and they would broaden the messaging. This is how a relatively small number of Bolsheviks suddenly became a very large and dangerous mob. And meanwhile, tall outward appearance, the mob appeared to be student led and grassroots. That's how Bolsheviks could portray the riots anyway. And it gave them more credibility, it gave them a cover. So something similar is happening in France right now. Take a look at this report from a state broadcaster in France to get an idea of how they're spinning this. And I'm not fond of the term gaslighting, at least it's overused quite a bit. But if the term means anything anymore, it applies to this report. So this is one of the most extraordinary pieces of propaganda that you'll likely see. Watch. Far from just clashes in chaos, France's nationwide protests were buzzing with good spirits. For the young to old demonstrators filled the streets with slogans, flags, chance and music. In Paris, the joint orchestra entertained the demonstrating crowd all afternoon. What began as a month of high school protests over inequality and education and poor learning conditions has exploded into a nationwide movement. With demonstrators of all ages and backgrounds demanding action on living costs, underfunded public services and more. We're not just supporting the high school students and the issues they raised, like the shortage of teachers in lack of school resources. It also includes the broader concerns of the general public like the high cost of living, fuel prices and so on. It brings the entire population together for a common purpose. I'm young, I've completed my studies, I've got no income, I've got no money, I don't necessarily have a secure future. Our planet is burning and we've got a government that's taking the make out of us. The same frustration echoed through cities like Nantes, Lille and Marseille, all in a friendly atmosphere of waving flags and homemade posters. Everything feels like it's falling apart. It started with the high school students but it also affects public hospitals, education and the way the climate crisis is being handled. I find the current cost of living truly terrifying. We've reached price levels that are just impossible to sustain. Further north, youths peacefully blockaded local roads, encouraging commuters to join the cause. Yes, they are peacefully blockading local roads. That is a real sentence from France's state broadcaster. Actually, there's no such thing as a is a peaceful blockading of a road, you know, you cannot do a peaceful blockade any more than you can peacefully rob a bank. Okay. It's an act that is inherently forceful. It is violent by definition. If you block people's cars without any lawful justification for doing so, then you are kidnapping them. You are holding them against their will. You are committing a violent act by stranding them in their cars against their will and preventing them from leaving. If anybody in those cars is having a medical emergency, you are endangering their lives. So when thugs blockade roads, which happens all the time in third world countries, by the way, they're not engaging in any form of protest, much less peaceful protests. They are engaging in domestic terrorism and the people they're kidnapping in a sane society would have the legal right to use any force necessary to escape, especially since the police have clearly given up on enforcing the law in France anyone. And somehow that's not even the most bizarre part of this propaganda video, which as you saw featured multiple protesters wearing face diapers, presumably so that they don't contract the latest strain of long COVID or something. The woman was at least somewhat honest about why she's there. She complains about the world burning or whatever, but her actual concern is that she's poor. She has no income. She has no savings. She has no job. That is what's motivating her and many of the other native born French protesters who are showing up to these demonstrations are the same. We could talk about the Muslim foreigners who are rioting and we will, but we can't ignore the fact that a lot of white French people are also drawn to these riots because in their mind communism is a potential solution to the fact that they're broke. Or at least they think more government spending might somehow fix their problems. We heard it from one of the young white students in that clip. He said that he's complaining in part about an alleged lack of school resources. But as we just established, France is already spending all of its money and then some on public programs, including its school system. France spends much more money on average per high school student than other countries in Europe. Specifically, they spend around 35% more per high school student than the average country in the EU. They spend more than Britain, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Denmark and Finland. And again, in general, they're spending far more on social services than anyone else and far more than they should be. This really can't be emphasized enough. The demonstrations that are taking place right now in France are proof that no matter how much money you funnel into government services and these welfare programs, the left will always demand more. 60% of GDP is not enough. They demand 100% goes towards social services, meaning, you know, handouts. And even 100% would not be enough. They want taxes to go even higher. At no point will anyone on the left have the obvious realization that they are poor precisely because they already have high taxes and high government spending. It's because nobody is working in the country and they're getting taxed into oblivion. You know, that would require a degree of introspection. It would require some understanding of economics and history, particularly the history of communism. So these people are trapped in an endless cycle where they demand more government spending, which only makes their problems worse in the long run. Canadians are trapped in a similar cycle, although the government run media, you know, does it's best to hide that fact. The same is true in the UK, where the BBC just did the mostly peaceful routine to describe these riots, even as they showed videos of cars being, you know, set on fire. Watch. In Paris and beyond, half a million people have filled cities across France to protest over the future of their country. They were mostly peaceful, but as we saw in the capital, in the wings of those who wanted to take advantage of the disorder and when the early evening arrived. To the extent that they're covering these riots at all, this is the line the mainstream press is using, whether it's the state media in the UK or France, they're telling us that the riots are mostly peaceful. It's important to note that indeed the footage that the French broadcaster showed was real. There are some, some peaceful protests taking place throughout France. They have these demonstrations every year where they assemble and sing some songs and lament how poor they are, without ever bothering to figure out why they're poor or actually do anything about it. There's nothing abnormal about that, even if it's dumb. What is abnormal and what the state broadcaster is lying about by omission is the degree of pathological unhinged violence that many of these so-called protesters are engaging in right now. Here's Nelson Mandela High School, for example. It's a bit like, you know, how in the U.S., every street named after MLK is somewhere you don't want to be after dark or even before dark. They just lit the entire school on fire. As best I can tell, this school is located in the French city of Nantes, which is on the other side of the country from Paris. This is a very wide-ranging protest, you might say. To put it mildly, there's plenty of, you know, mostly peaceful protest and going on. You see, the students are just really upset that they don't have enough school supplies. They're protesting the low salaries of the teachers and administrators. That's why they burned down the school, you know, makes perfect sense. If you want more school supplies, you should burn down the place where the school supplies are. Presumably, that's also why the writers torched this famous town hall in southwestern France. It had been standing since 1883, it survived two world wars, but the new crop of foreigners and communists in France, that's what did it in. And when you look closely at who exactly is committing the violence, it's overwhelmingly foreigners who have invaded France, along with the Antifa-type communists who are aligned with them. The typical native-born French citizens aren't committing the violence, instead they seem profoundly confused about why it's happening and what's happening exactly. To illustrate that point, take a look at this footage from the telegraph, which depicts a liberal white woman who is stunned blown away. As she watches the mob, destroy and loot, what appears to be her shop in an upscale area, watch. According to the telegraphs translation, she's saying, "Why are you doing this stop? Why are you doing this? This isn't the issue." That's kind of the look of a pit bull owner who can't believe her dog is currently ripping her leg off. It's a picture that everybody should see because it encapsulates as well as any photo can. The reason why so many Western nations are collapsing. On the one hand, you have extremely motivated, dedicated, violent barbarian hordes that will eagerly risk their own lives in order to conquer and plunder foreign lands. They will use force to get what they want. On the other hand, you have very passive Westerners, including many women, who allow all of this to happen. They are motivated to enable the welfare state and mass foreign migration because they didn't think it would destroy their own lives. But when it becomes clear that they were wrong, when it comes time to defend their property, they won't use force. They just sit back impotently. The most they can muster is a very shocked, sad, confused face. They can deliver a lecture and meanwhile the mob completely ignores them and takes whatever it wants. They don't care about the rules and the mob that doesn't care about the rules will inevitably win every single time. They will always defeat the side that hesitates. 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There's some evidence that riot police in some cases are dispersing the mob, but there's much more footage that looks like this from Paris, watch. Now watching this, especially if you're the kind of person who generally takes the side of the police, your first reaction might be, well, it's a tactical withdrawal. What else are they going to do? But it's actually not complicated. They should have gotten out of their cars and confronted the rioters, and if the rioters responded with violence, the cops should have used whatever force is necessary to neutralize the threat. That is their job. They're supposed to bring order to chaos. They have vehicles and firearms, and they're up against a mob that has not faced any resistance whatsoever. The moment they actually face some resistance, they'll start to disperse, and it will happen quickly. Take a look at what just happened in Milan near the underarmor store. Milan, like France, is experiencing riots right now for the same reasons, and eventually some local store owners decided that they had enough, watch. Now notice how once they use force to stop the rioters, the other rioters don't do anything about it, you know, several of them run away. They actually managed to detain one of the rioters and lead him away. And now that what happened when the police attempted to make an arrest in Paris this weekend. They have the guy on the ground, and the mob moves in, begins pelting the riot cops, which allows the rioter to get away. The police don't end up making any arrests, so really they're not doing anything at all. They've released, you know, numbers claiming they've arrested thousands of people, but based on footage like this, we have no reason to believe them. They serve no purpose other than to allow the French government to pretend that it's attempting to suppress the riots when it isn't. I mean, it's all theater. Random guys with batons in Milan are more effective than the entire French police force. This is all the direct result of government policy. If the French government decided to put an end to the lawlessness, it would end immediately. The president of El Salvador of New Kelly just made that point. He says, quote, "I've heard it said that France is finished, but it's too late that it's too late to save her, but France remains just as beautiful, enviable even. Her greatness hasn't vanished. It only awaits rebirth." We overcame in a single year a problem a hundred times more severe without having the resources at France's disposal. France could manage it in a week. It could. It actually is that easy. Yes. Now, it would involve probably the suspension of some due process rights. It would potentially produce some unsettling social media footage. You would probably have to hurt some people. And you know, that's going to make the NGOs very unhappy. If France sent millions of Africans back home and threw all of these communist writers into a dungeon, you know, but on the other hand, France would continue to exist. It wouldn't be another dysfunctional colony of Africa, where, by the way, the cities are getting bigger every year, even as Africans get poorer and more violent. It's the only continent on the planet where as cities grow, things get worse. And it's because they can't figure out infrastructure or farming or any of the advanced technologies that are required to scale a city. Once they kick the white people out of Rhodesia and Zimbabwe, total collapse follow. The French can look forward to the same fate unless they take Buckelli's advice. It's not as if these criminals are capable of fighting back, you know, in the face of sustained serious government crackdown. Just as an example, this is the typical rioter we're talking about. And this is the IQ level that, you know, France is dealing with. Now, you might want to laugh at that guy hurting himself, and you should, but it becomes considerably less funny when you consider that, you know, great nations of the West, once great nations of the West have allowed themselves to be conquered by people who, on average, as it's as a statistical fact, have IQs that are like 30 points lower than them. Watching these videos at a certain point, you have to think some kind of serious crackdown is inevitable. These rioters are both insanely violent and depraved and insanely stupid. It's been going on for a while now and some of the footage is so disturbing and so over the top that it obviously demands an extreme response. This is from a couple of weeks ago for example. They shoot a white woman in the face with a flame thrower and no one does anything about it. They just casually walk away. Plenty of videos like this, which led the Atlantic of all places to condemn the protests as an expression of nihilistic resentment, but of course, in the same breath, the Atlantic attacked Donald Trump for blaming Islam and foreign migration. They pointed out that France has riots all the time and, you know, this isn't any different. Between work, errands, and family, we're all busy. And with elections around the corner, it can be hard to find time to vote. Waiting until election day is a risk. A flat tire or a sick child could mean you miss out on making your voice heard. That's why I need you to vote early. Go to GOPvotes.org, find your polly place and bank your vote today. If you live in the critical Senate battlegrounds of states of Alaska, Michigan, Maine, Ohio, Iowa or Texas, early voting is already underway this week. The radical left has one Democrat primaries across the country and their turnout machine is ready to swarm the polls this fall. 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The lyric goes something like this, "I'm not afraid, I'm not afraid of hell, the pact is intact, who but Allah can stop me, botic line playing dead, lying flat, I'm gonna pick 'em off one by one." Yes, but remember, this is a protest because of the cost of living. It's really about school supplies. These people just want some more glue sticks and number two pencils for the classroom. Now, that's all it is. That's also why they're defiling this statue of Joan of Arc in Paris, as you can see here, it's the same thing you see in every Muslim conquest. They go after any item of religious or cultural significance. The Muslim-owned businesses aren't being touched by the way, they're not destroying everything at random, they're targeting white people and Christianity in particular. And they're very well practiced and manipulative as they do it. Look what happened when a white guy told the mob to stop destroying local businesses. They quickly surround him and call him a racist as they run him off watch. (Music) Tucker Carlson got in trouble a while ago for saying something like this, but it's true. This is not how white people tend to fight. It's not how they win arguments. This completely undignified mob intimidation and mob violence in some cases is much more common in the third world. They don't have any shame about, say, kicking a guy in the back while he defends his own store, which just happened to one shop owner, watch. The guy presumably runs the store or invests it a lot of his life into it. It's apparently an anime store or a game store or something like that. And then one day, these third world thugs show up and trash the place. And he demonstrates some courage and tries to run them off and they jump kick him in the back, totally shameful, disgraceful, cowardly, and they run him off and they cheer. This is a guy who, unlike the mob, actually earns a living. He's not dependent on the government. And yet he was assaulted with no repercussions whatsoever. The hallmarks of day-to-day life become scenes of grotesque, almost comically deranged violence and depravity when you let these foreign hordes into the country. You can't even do a TV hit on the side of the road in Paris anymore without third world doors jumping in in front of the camera and making various profane threatening gestures as one news crew found out, watch. Según cifras que acaba de dar el ministro del interior unas 500, 50,000 personas habrían salido en toda Francia a las calles unas cuatrocientas personas habrían sido detendos. Esta es un poco la situación que vivimos ahora, caseros que se llaman aquí, es difícil hacer la conexión, bomberos que están viniendo incluso porque detrás hay fuego que están prendidos. Y como decimos, vamos a estar muy pendientes porque parece ser que esto va a continuar durante buena parte de la noche. We can spend the next five hours going through footage like this. It's one of the most disgraceful, disturbing moments in the history of Europe. But Democrats in this country don't see it that way. Here's Rho canna of California, for example. He represents Silicon Valley in Congress, which is ironic because he's trying to destroy California's entire economy at the moment. But here's what he says, quote, "From the high schools of France to the streets of Madrid to the universities of Toronto, young people are telling their governments the same thing. In an age of massive wealth and equality, they want a future they can believe in. In France, students and teachers are asking for safe schools enough teachers and smaller classes in America. Let's listen to our young. We need an economic and political transformation. America's next new deal." In other words, he's saying we need communist riots in this country, more of them. We need to see businesses raised to the ground and innocent people getting terrorized in the streets and religious statues getting defiled, all the name of economic and political transformation. So what would that look like exactly? They spend dramatically more than we do on social services and equality and now they're rioting because it's unsustainable. Rho canna and the Democrat Party explicitly want to destroy the United States. There's no getting around it at this point. And not just that, they also want to imprison their political opponents like all communists do. What they did to Donald Trump and his advisors and the run-up to the last election was just a sampling of what they had planned. Here's a list of slotkin, the Democrat Senator from Michigan, making the threat explicit. So that's what I'm saying. I want to look at these signature cases and not just focus on the president but on the people who enabled him. I want young people coming out of school to say, "Should I go work for the Trump administration like that sounds fun? I might get an opportunity. I want them to be like, "Lord, that might be buying myself a ton of problems that I don't want." And so let me avoid participating in that. I want that deterrence message. This is a sitting Democrat Senator saying that in her view, the job of the federal government is to terrorize Republicans to the point that they don't want to work for Republican administrations anymore. These people will have believed this for a very long time, but now they're admitting it in public. And we all see this in our everyday lives as well. Typical Democrat voters are now much more vengeful and frankly dangerous than they've ever been, their political leaders are calling for violence and they're happy to oblige. Now, if you vote for a Democrat, any Democrat, this is the ideology you're supporting. You're voting for more social, spending more political crackdowns, more censorship, more foreign invaders. And in doing so, you're voting for exactly what they have in France, which is a lawless hellhole that's becoming more and more indistinguishable from Africa by the day. Nobody wants to live in Africa, even the Africans, that's why they're coming here. Therefore, whatever you think of the Trump administration or the Republican Party in general, the midterms do not present a difficult choice. One side is for civilization, even if they're not good enough at defending it. The other wants to actively destroy it. This is a realization that occurred to the English philosopher Roger Scruton as he saw the riots in Paris in the 1960s watch. I've suffered this all my life that, well, at least ever since I became a conservative, which was in May 1968 in Paris. I didn't know, I hadn't a very clear idea of how to articulate it. All I knew was that when I looked down the street and saw all these rowdy students throwing stones at policemen, I just said to myself, whatever they believe, I believe the opposite. And then I didn't know what it was. And then it was a sort of lifetimes work to find out what the opposite is. It's tempting to dive deep into the minutiae of various legislation or policy proposals, but sometimes it really is this simple and straightforward. One party is telling you that it wants to import lawlessness and destruction and social decay. And that's what they'll do. They're doing exactly what Christopher Hitchens warned us about. They're holding open the gates for the barbarians. And before the right to complain is taken away from you, which will be the next thing, you will be told, you can't complain, because you're Islamophobic. The term is already being introduced into the culture, as if it was an accusation of race hatred, for example, or bigotry, whereas it's only the objection to the preachings of a very extreme and absolutist religion. Watch out for these symptoms. They are not the symptoms of surrender, very often ecumenically offered to you, by men of God in other robes, Christian, and Jewish, and smarmy ecumenical. These are the ones who will hold open the gates for the barbarians, the barbarians never take a city till someone holds the gates open for them. And it's your own preachers who will do it for you, and your own multicultural authorities who will do it for you, resist it while you can. And if you wonder what will happen if you don't, look and see how a cricket team in Middlesex in England had to change its name by force last week, because it was called and had been for years, the Middlesex crusaders. Look and see how stories about little pigs can't be taught to children in English schools anymore, unless to fence be taken by the religion of peace. - Resist it while you can, Hitchin says. What does that look like in practice? A means taking a look at Japan. A means shutting down migration and preserving your national heritage, your religious traditions, your culture. And indeed, there is objective evidence that this administration understands that. The New York Times, not a friendly source, just reported that the Trump administration has cut legal immigration more than any administration since the 1920s. That was the Coolidge administration, which we're gonna cover in an upcoming episode of real history along with the rest of the immigration restrictions of the 1920s. Immigration from Muslim African nations is down around 90% visas from Asia are down. And these are meaningful victories. They're the same, they're the reason we have a chance of remaining a functioning country where so many other Western nations have fallen. The reason they're all lying about what's happening in France right now, the reason the media is pretending some students are just upset about school funding is that they understand the stakes. They understand that if most Americans understood how quickly our streets could turn into Paris, Democrats would never win another election, or at least they wouldn't do it honestly. Preventing Democrats from opening the gates for those barbarians should be the single most important priority of every American voter from this moment forward. Because if they win, as the shop owners have discovered in France, we will all be on our own. I'll do it for the show today. Thanks for watching. Thanks for listening. Talk to you tomorrow of a great day. Godspeed. (upbeat music) (gun shots) - Professor. (gun shots) - Let me out! - You will remember your duty. - This isn't heroin. - You're useless, Scott. You sit there and shake because you're dependent on drink. Your sick is all over you. Have you ever seen a child start a death professor? - No. - I have. (upbeat music)