The Detonations of the Summer Polycrisis Will Burn the West, by James Grundvig

France and Canada are already burning. Expect more countries to follow. From James Grundvig at americanmediaperiscope.com:

In a well-orchestrated, series of treasonous acts committed by the French and Canadian governments this week, waves of destruction ripple across the borderless states of Europe and North America.

France burns with riots, looting, and the demolition of property and infrastructure. It’s the latest result of the European Union and French President Emmanuel Macron letting loose the hordes of hell in the invading alien savages and predators on the streets of Paris, surrounding suburbs, and cities across the once great nation.

Today, Macron had the audacity to gaslight the public by “urging (French) parents to keep teenagers inside to quell the rioting,” while—you can only make this up in 2023—blaming the nationwide riots on violent “video games” and “bad parenting” by the French people, not the invaders.

[Credit: @infantmilitario]

Since the mainstream media is derelict in covering the truth behind the insatiable destruction of France and French culture, with the night rioting and slew of fires and explosions rolling into daytime violence and gunfire, citizen reporters have been capturing the truth of the lawless nature of the attackers, the reckless events, and the dangerous fires in video clips and photographs.

Last night, some of Macron’s 40,000 riot police handed out loaded handguns, assault rifles, and likely ammunition, too, to the rioters to help bring France to its knees for the first time since the Nazis rolled the Panzer tanks through Paris during World War II.

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One response to “The Detonations of the Summer Polycrisis Will Burn the West, by James Grundvig

  1. Opportunity In Chaos's avatar Opportunity In Chaos

    No Great Reset Leap Forward and CBDC without it.
    Never let a crisis go to waste as a CPUSA (D) comrade from Chicago said.
    Digital Papers please, comrade.

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