D Notice On Yellow Vests

According to an anonymous BBC insider a new gagging order has been placed on coverage pertaining to the French Yellow Jackets movement (see below). This means that the powers that be are seriously concerned about the protests and are doing their utmost to prevent them spreading.

Note that the BBC insider claims that the government views the Yellow Jackets protests as a “threat to all European governments and are trying to prevent a ‘European Spring’ type situation”.

To this end the corporate media, including the BBC, are preparing pre-written stories in case an escalation of events forces them to cover the Yellow Jacket protests. If they are then forced to report on the protests the media have been instructed to link them with the “Far right” and the Front National.

www.thetruthseeker.co.uk...

There are offices full of traitors who make up the 'news'. These pre-written stories are the pulp these worthless scum produce.

I suggest we bombard news outlets with emails and phone calls asking if there is a D notice on the truth.

a reply to: Kester

Potential mass police defections are mentioned. Sounds good to me.

Did you see the pathetic 'Red Scarves' counter protest.

The elites/oligarchs are getting desperate.

'Red scarves' protest as France's 'yellow vest' movement splinters

It is curious that they have to bus these people in from 'somewhere'. I wonder how much they are getting paid for this counter protest?

Can't say I would be surprised but boy do I hope that irrefutable proof of this finds its way to the public if true!

Hope the yellow vests are armed, and capable of defending themselves should TPTB decide to violently persecute them. If they haven't already, it'd be a good time to acquire weapons/training and get organized

I fully advocate defending oneself from government, especially when government is so clearly in the wrong.

They say they're a threat to the EU? I say good. Go on boys, we're all pulling for you. No matter what it takes, victory/domination over the enemy is all that matters.

a reply to: ClovenSky

I wonder how much they are getting paid for this counter protest?

Not enough judging by their facial expressions.

I sure hope a European Spring doesn't end like the Arab one...

a reply to: Kester

Sadly, they wouldn't do this if it weren't effective.

The masses, the majority will eat it up and believe whatever they are told to believe.

a reply to: JBurns

Funny thing you should mention that because Macron made quite an effort to endear himself to the hunters in France before the yellow vests protests started. In France that is the part of the population hat owns guns which makes me think all of this has been planned in advance. By that I mean to say Macron and his puppet masters are deliberately provoking a confrontation with the more rebellious pars of the population in hope of breaking their momentum and spirit for years to come.


ETA:

Macron has gone further than any other French president in 40 years to court the hunting lobby and he is pushing through a raft of changes in favour of hunters, including reducing the price of national hunting permits and fixing a new system of monitoring species for hunting.

As the gilets jaunes protests hit rural areas, the hunting lobby remains one of Macron’s key links to the countryside and he has refused to give in to environmentalists who criticise his pro-hunting stance.

link

a reply to: Kester


Let's not forget the agent provocateurs sent in to stir the pot and make the yellow vests look dangerous either. I saw a few gray man types lurking amongst the yellow vests during a few protests. If what you wrote is true, then expect a lot of agents in future protests and severe blowback against the yellow vests.

The globalists of the EU are losing their control and I wouldn't put anything past them, including thousands of deaths to keep control of their crumbling empire.

Something doesn't smell right about that photo. Firstly there are only around a few hundred there as you can quite clearly see the streets empty behind the main bunch? The front row of protesters have the centre of their t shirts purposely made out of focus? Thirdly why is the sign in French apart from stop, surely this, if in France for the french people, should be Arretez?

a reply to: JBurns

Just out of pure curiosity...

you do know that some of the Yellow Vest are """"""spooky AnTiFa"""""""

originally posted by: crayzeed
Something doesn't smell right about that photo. Firstly there are only around a few hundred there as you can quite clearly see the streets empty behind the main bunch? The front row of protesters have the centre of their t shirts purposely made out of focus? Thirdly why is the sign in French apart from stop, surely this, if in France for the french people, should be Arretez?

In France we say stop too.

Lags

These situations never end well for the little guys. Authoritarian governments by far hold the highest body counts of any mass murderers out there.

The Yellow Vests are doing a good thing for their country, their people and their flag... but they should realize what lengths authoritarians will go to in order to stay in power

a reply to: XAnarchistX

Yes.

I don't care who they are, when their cause is just I will support them

"Antifa" (especially the real ones in Europe) aren't that bad. My only problem with them is attacking innocent people without provocation. It isn't as though I disagree with their points RE: authoritarian/fascist/dictatorships

Violence = defense of self or defense of country, but never over political disagreements or runaway zeal.

Politics aside, the Antifa during WW2 were valued contributors to the allied advance by fomenting resistance against the enemy. It would do Americans who share their views well to remember what true Nazis looked like and how equating conservatives with that dumpster-fire ideology is just plain wrong

a reply to: JBurns

this whole Yellow Vest thing is a cornucopia of "ideologies" from Unions and workers, to 'communists and socialists' to anarchists and fascists and nationalists, to Liberal and "Green"

a reply to: XAnarchistX

It seems they have managed to find common ground amid tackling the real threat facing their political agendas: a runaway government that grows increasingly desperate and authoritarian

Maybe the American left and right will one day figure out that runaway government and gradual encroachment on our Constitutional rights and civil liberties is the big threat facing us. I won't hold my breath on that but you never know XAnarchistX

The sad part is, it seems we have a national atmosphere and President who is more than willing to bloody their noses and "conveniently" the left and right are too busy at each other's throats to no end while government and the perpetrators of all these various crimes (the ones we've heard about over the last 2-5-20+ years) continue to go unprosecuted or are adjudicated with a slap on the wrist.

originally posted by: JBurns
Hope the yellow vests are armed, and capable of defending themselves should TPTB decide to violently persecute them. If they haven't already, it'd be a good time to acquire weapons/training and get organized

I fully advocate defending oneself from government, especially when government is so clearly in the wrong.

They say they're a threat to the EU? I say good. Go on boys, we're all pulling for you. No matter what it takes, victory/domination over the enemy is all that matters.

They are already subject to violence.. One of their leaders just recently lost an eye from a rubber bullet.
Videos of beatings on the street - multiple officers vs one protester are easy to find.

You need to look up the D-notice system the days of “Slapping on a D-notice” is long gone. They just have standing notices like don’t report were we are keeping nukes, the identity of our spies. If memory serves there are only 4 or 5 and the system is voluntary, they even have a website and the whole thing is pretty transparent.

a reply to: UKTruth

Really terrible to see

It is smart they haven't taken to violence against French police and military, however, as if the time comes there is a decent chance quite a few would defect to their side. I bet that is what really scares their opposition, always having to wonder how much of its force is truly on the government's side and how much is on the nation's side

Most men and women of honor and dedication to public service aren't willing to mow down their fellow Citizens (and the folks they serve and protect) in the name of some bloated, outdated, increasingly desperate entrenched power structure especially if it became clear that entrenched structure could no longer claim to speak for the people of France

Government atrocity is one surefire way to get millions of hearts and minds on the side of the victimized