Summary:
- French PM Asks Telecoms To Prepare For Nationwide Social Media Blackout
- Far-Left Unrest Spreads to Albania, Spain, Brussels, and Italy
- Despite France Deploying Extra Police, Far-Left Riots Continue
- EU's Far-Left Uprising Is a National Security Concern
- Riots Begin In France, Spread To Brussels
- France Deploys 70,000 Police As Cities Brace For Far-Left Chaos
It's a Communist Revolution
Student grievances may have sparked the unrest, but one communist protester explained the turmoil in the streets is part of a broader revolution against "Macron and capitalism."
Prepare For Nationwide Social Media Blackout
By late Saturday evening, French authorities had detained almost 1,000 people during demonstrations and riots that drew at least 400,000 participants, while far-left uprisings spread across other parts of Europe.
About 110,000 people demonstrated in Paris, according to the Interior Ministry. The government deployed about 70,000 officers across major metro areas.
Michael Shellenberger reports:
France's Prime Minister asked telecom companies to prepare to block social media platforms. "I wish to have the ability to temporarily suspend access to these services in case of a repeat of urban violence."
Separately, far-left unrest emerged in Albania, Spain, and Brussels, as well as in Italy's cities of Naples, Rome, and Milan.
Footage from across Europe today, as communists stage a broader revolutionary movement:
The countdown to social media blackouts has begun.
French Riots Begin
By late afternoon, riots had spread to multiple cities, and France had deployed 70,000 police officers across major metro areas nationwide.
Here's where police are deployed to counter far-left groups trying to overthrow capitalism and the government while sparking chaos across the West.
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