French protests & the destabilisation of the EU

Shahid Bolsen
3 min readJul 5, 2023

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Months ago, I speculated that the anti-Pension reform protests in France were reminiscent of protests we have seen in parts of the global south in the past which were infiltrated and exploited by Western Intelligence to plunge nations into chaos. I said at that time that, these protests in Paris could very likely be the same type of scenario, in that, I believe the OCGFC are undertaking a destabilization project against Europe. And so, I said that, if this was indeed the case, we would be likely to see violence by the police escalate precisely to provoke protesters, and incite them to escalate themselves and become more violent, and we would start to see them even being armed, likely from the flood of un-monitored weapons ostensibly being shipped to Ukraine. Well, it has been a few months now since I said that, and it appears to be happening. Not only have the police increased in their violence, but so have the protesters, and military-grade weapons are now being used in France. So, in my opinion, the protesters are thoroughly infiltrated, and factions within them are being directed for the specific purpose of escalating the mayhem and destabilizing France. This will lead to more support for the anti-EU far Right in the country, and will push France closer to a possible Brexit-style departure from the European Union.

Now, without the violence — so far — the same thing is happening in Germany. The Far Right AfD party had a regional election victory, and is the second most popular party in the country, and the most popular in some districts outside Berlin. AfD is explicitly anti-EU. Now, I said this has happened without violence, but it has happened as a result of the economic erosion of Germany as a result of the sanctions against Russia — and I believe that has always been the objective of those sanctions. Foreign Direct Investment is at all time lows, and capital flight from Germany is at all time highs. Germany is undergoing a self-imposed de-industrialization process. This is all in line with what I have been predicting since the outset of the Ukraine war.

One interesting element in all this too, is the increased hostility towards immigrants from outside of Europe. Stoking this kind of hostility, if you think about it, is just another tactic for ensuring Europe’s decline and subjugation; since immigrants are literally the only way their economies can be sustainable in any way, given their collapsing birth rates. If you make them close off immigration, they are sealing their own tomb.

I have said that Europe has very little to offer the OCGFC anymore, except to become a collection of conflict zones, and that is precisely what appears to be happening. I would not be surprised if we see the Ukraine conflict spill over very soon in the form of military conflict between Poland and Belarus. Moldova is unstable, and there are potential conflicts bubbling in a number of other states as well.

I could do regular updates that evidence how my theory is playing out in near-daily news and events; that Europe is being deliberately destabilised; but I feel like anyone familiar with my content should be familiar enough with that theory to be able to interpret current events through that understanding well enough, and can see it for themselves. It actually would require fairly disciplined ideological blindness not to see it.

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