Thousands flood Paris streets protesting against Covid-19 health passes across France
The rallies began in mid-July and have continued every week since
The rallies began in mid-July and have continued every week since
The situation in France should serve as a grim wake-up call for the rest of the world. The regime that is emerging there now is potentially far worse than the Nazi occupation during WWII
Hundreds of thousands were expected to participate in the fifth consecutive Saturday protest against the health pass
Parisians took to the streets for the fourth week in a row to protest a new health passport, without which people will be unable to visit restaurants and bars or travel on intercity trains
Thousands took to the streets across France on Saturday in protest against a mandatory health pass
Two Hundred doctors and fifteen hundred nurses at a hospital in Montelimar, France, have gone on strike to protest mandatory vaccinations for medical staff
Protesters take to the streets of Paris for a second week in a row to protest against new Covid clampdown measures
Widespread protests across France as thousands gather in opposition to President Macron’s plans to contain Covid-19, with vaccine passports, mandatory jabs etc
Bar and restaurant owners face a year in prison, €45,000 fine if they don’t comply.
Rachida Dati, mayor of the 7th arrondissement (district) of Paris who served as spokesperson to former French President Nicolas Sarkozy, has come out in support of French generals who warned that France could descend into “civil war”
Nearly three-quarters of those questioned also agreed that supposed anti-racism initiatives are having the opposite effect, attacking symbols of France and creating more division.
Twenty retired generals warn French society is disintegrating and threatens to ‘explode’ into civil war if nothing is done. The retired generals – and some serving officers – call for the ousting of President Macron if he won’t deal with the situation