Tag: france

France Says They’re Opening Up at Last (They’re Not)

Different governments keep announcing they’re opening things, but they’re not really opening anything. They’re going to open parts of things, then they’re going to say “oh but someone died, we think it was the virus, we have to close again.” The France lockdown is insane.…

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Virologists are Stupid and/or Dishonest

They wear their lab coats like priests’ robes. A celebrity French virologist is promoting the dumbest thing yet. RT : The world’s experience with Covid-19 has exposed the fact that wealthy nations are not necessarily more prepared than poorer ones to deal with a pandemic…

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France: Diversity Riots Everywhere, For No Reason!

Kinda low effort, but it’s the thought that counts This is good, and let me tell you why: whenever these oppressed minorities burn stuff, Whitey has to pay money to get it fixed. So having diversity is basically a permanent, built-in stimulus package. And that’s…

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France: Macron Extends Lockdown for a Month

It doesn’t look like the lockdown madness will end anytime soon in France. Daily Mail : French President Emmanuel Macron tonight apologised for his government ‘not being prepared enough’ for the coronavirus crisis as he extended lockdown until May 11 . The head of state…

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All Places of Gathering Shut Down in France

Don’t share food, numbnuts!!!!!! You just have to wonder what the hell is wrong with the West that they didn’t do this as soon as someone tested positive for the virus. We all watched China do it. CNN : French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe announced…

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Fire! At the French Train Station: Vibrancy in Action

2 : Video thread – Import the third world, become the third world #GareDeLyon #Paris pic.twitter.com/6VR8xb64al — Strucker (@BaronStrucker) February 28, 2020 Vibrancy does greatly enrich our democracy. The problem is that it also results in extreme levels of death and burning. Thus far, no…

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