(12-08-2018 10:11 PM)911 Wrote: The most important aspects here are two things:
1-The movement is large, and has the potential to further snowball and reach a critical mass of several million active members.
2-The movement has a very broad national support, up to 80% of the country is behind the Gilets Jaunes.
Violence isn't important, because at a certain point these two factors alone will be enough to bring down the regime. If anything, overreacting could be counterproductive by jeopardizing item #2. The deep state is going to try to provoke it, or fake a large-scale violent event in a false flag operation.
Good vid below by French dissident Boris Le Lay, who touches on this subject, saying that the GJs are calm but are also taking note of excess CRS brutality, and won't tolerate it much longer... He also reaches out to good cops.
Le Lay is wanted by the French govt, having been sentenced to 18 months of jailtime for doxing illegal "passeurs" (leftie activists who are running migrant traffic into France). I believe he is exiled in Japan, where his wife is from. He is a legit nationalist.
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