Americans, Learn From The Yellow Jackets: Stop Running And Start Fighting Back"In France, the Yellow Jackets (or “Gilets Jaunes” in French) have rushed into the streets in massive numbers.
They are not protesting cuts in the generous entitlements.
They are not throwing fits because they fear losing one-month paid vacations.
The fight is about the increased fuel taxes—exorbitant taxes on top of the already high cost of fuel.
But it’s more.
...The unrest is also targeting the inflexible, unaccountable EU bureaucracy.
- Belgian Yellow Jackets are protesting the main offices in Maastricht and Brussels.
- Europeans have started to realize that the federalization of the continent is not working out as they had hoped.
- A common currency, a common market has turned into communistic micromanaging.
- The economically stronger countries are expected to carry the costs of the fiscally weaker nations.
- The central planners want open borders, cheap labor, and the resolute silencing of any disagreement to their plans.
- A federalized Europe is not working out.
- A Frenchman cannot run to Portugal, Spain, or Italy to escape the moral and fiscal ruin of his home country.
- French voters have no choice but to fight back for their rights and dignity in their home countries...
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