Friday, April 26, 2019

BREAKING NEWS:  FRANCE YELLOW VESTS WEEK 24 MACRON SPEAKS, POLLING PAINTS A MUDDY PICTURE


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For Emmanuel Macron proposing income tax cuts and pensions adjusted for inflation seemed to be the right response to the Yellow Vests.

But the early polling shows deep distrust and disbelief over his plans.  A poll for BFM-TV reveals that 65 percent were not convinced by his proposals.  Only 37 percent considered his proposals credible.

77 percent of those polled believed that Macron has not responded to the Yellow Vests with his proposals announced before the media Thursday evening.


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A rainy day forecast Saturday in France.   That may impact Yellow Vests crowds.

Polling data before Macron's speech probably left him feeling comfortable coming out to speak because the polling said 60 percent of the people in France wanted the Yellow Vests protests to stop.

But majorities of supporters of two political parties think the Yellow Vests should carry on.

The Left "France Insubordinate" party supporters and supporters of the main opposition party, Marine Le Pen's National Rally, both very much in favor of a continuation of the protest, no doubt with their own reasons.

The Left for the sake of rebellion and the National Rally for the sake of gasoline tax relief and help for rural France, which has been hurt by President Macron's policies.

Polling for the European Parliament elections next month now shows National Rally at 24 percent with Macron's LaRem party at 21 percent.


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Looking at the political polling more we see "Les Republicans (The Republicans)" the new name for the old party of the "Right" back at 14 percent and further back than that we see a split and divided Left in France with the old Socialists at 6 percent, the "Green" faction around 8.5 percent and the "France Insubordinate" ex-Communist Left of Jean-Luc Melenchon around 7.5 percent.

Melenchon outspoken in his support of Yellow Vests protests.

But what has happened to the Left.    The "Socialists" talk social leftism like LGBTQ  and advocate open borders to bring in cheap labor and hurt working people.    The "climate change" Green left wants to tax little people to "save the planet".

That looks like a ploy to shift the tax structure away from corporations onto working people.

Where do working people go when political parties are failing their interests and supporting business interests instead?

The "Left" of Melenchon and his militancy or in some other direction.     Some former working class voters see Marine Le Pen and the National Rally wanting to limit immigration and speaking out against big corporations hurting working people so they happen to end up there.

Some voters on the Left also seduced into supporting Macron even though his end game is pro-business he can fool a few.

'So that's the political analysis, more on Saturday's (Today's) protest in minutes.....


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Today Strasbourg designated as an international Yellow Vests protest site.

Meanwhile in Paris biased media reporting a focus of Yellow Vests protests with a march starting at 1 pm, 7 am in the Eastern US from the Radio France (government media) building winding its way past other media outlets like CNews and BFM-TV.

The protest ban continues in Paris on the Champs-Elysees and at Notre-Dame Cathedral.



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Awaiting what comes next for now the BFM-TV live video link below.....


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At the top of the hour BFM-TV showing live video from the Champs-Elysees with police checking pedestrians and their bags etc etc. in the zone where protest is forbidden.

Authorities in Strasbourg banning protests in "historic areas" of the city and around the European Parliament building, the European Court of Human Rights and the Council of Europe.

Other cities involved in protest today include Lyon, Toulouse, Lille, Rennes and Rouen.

There will be a march in Cambrai and other Yellow Vests events across the nation.

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A lot of talk about Yellow Vests so far today with a procession in Paris set to begin in 90 minutes,

There is a multiplex video up right now showing interviews waiting for video of protests to materialize.

Here's the link.........(GILETS JAUNES)(YELLOW VESTS) MULTIPLEX ACTE 24


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Before I leave to return after 715 am Eastern this live stream not yet active is promising to begin at 7am Eastern US time with live video from the Yellow Vests protest in Strasbourg.....LIVE AUS STRASBOURG (LIVE FROM STRASBOURG).....



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The video streaming live from Strasbourg now and live video from Ruptly in Paris also....
RUPTLY YELLOW VESTS PARIS VIDEO STREAM


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Two protests in Paris right now with one of the two processions passing media buildings in protest of biased media coverage of the Yellow Vests.

Meanwhile some late video in from Lyon and Yellow Vests along a highway apparently stopping their vehicles as a method of protest.  Motorcycles also involved according to info with video....LYON YELLOW VESTS WEEK 24 (BLOCKING CURRENT OF THE DEVICE)

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The procession in Paris shows a giant sign advocating for the 'RIC'-Citizen's Initiative Referendum.

And now video from the south of France with sunny conditions for the Yellow Vests protest in Marseille.....YELLOW VESTS WEEK 24 MARSEILLE

Yellow Vests are on the march in Toulouse and here is a video clip.....GILETS JAUNES ACTE 24 A TOULOUSE (YELLOW VESTS WEEK 24 TOULOUSE)

Members of the CGT trade union also marching with Yellow Vests today.  There will be Yellow Vests participation in the May Day parades coming next Wednesday in France.

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And finally before we leave video from Lille in the north of France of today's Yellow Vests procession......LILLE WEEK 24 YELLOW VESTS

That's it for now....a wrap up tonight.


Link Below.......


BFM-TV LIVE VIDEO


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