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Ron Paul See other Ron Paul Articles Title: Media Says France Doesn’t Want Humanitarian Intervention by Trump – We Should Do It Either Way The French dictator Emmanuel Macron is gassing his own people, and that is simply unacceptable to the people of the United States. There comes a time when it becomes the duty of America to launch aggressive war to bring brutal democracy to countries which refuse to accept it. That time is now. Though a tweet went viral allegedly showing people in Paris chanting “we want Trump” last weekend in Paris, it now appears that that video was filmed in London. It doesn’t really matter to me either way. It remains our duty to save the French from this brutal dictator who is gassing his own people. We cannot stand by idle. The Local: US President Donald Trump seems to be under the impression that French yellow vest protesters want him to save their country. Why have French rioters been battling police in Paris? Because they want to be led by Trump, according to a theory retweeted by the US president himself on Tuesday. “‘We want Trump’ being chanted through the streets of Paris,” said conservative student activist Charlie Kirk in a tweet relayed by the president to his more than 56 million Twitter followers. … “There are riots in socialist France because of radical leftist fuel taxes. Media barely mentioning this,” Kirk wrote, although the fuel tax issue has been given blanket coverage around the world. “America is booming, Europe is burning They want to cover up the middle class rebellion against cultural Marxism,” he wrote in the punctuation- and grammar-light message. The claims made in the tweet has been widely rubbished, not least by this article in Vox which pulls it apart line by line. And the idea that the French demonstrators were chanting “We Want Trump” just appears to have been made up. There were people caught on camera chanting “we want Trump” but this demonstration took place in London in June and it was held in support of far-right activist Tommy Robinson. Yeah, okay. Definitely looks like London. But what is Vox saying when they say that we shouldn’t invade France to save people from a dictator? Are they saying that humanitarian intervention is wrong? Surely not…? The time for talk is done and now is the time for action. Furthermore, unlike when the Jews were pushing for invasion of Syria over faked gas hoaxes and the people of the country did not want to be aided, I am certain that if you asked the Yellow Vests they would support an American intervention to oust the evil monster Macron. Because unlike the Syrian hoaxes, this is real gas. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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