Hmmn, 24th weekend:
https://www.infowars.com/video-french-football-fans-chant-fuck-you-macron/
A video clip shows PSG supporters vociferously chanting the insult during last night’s game with Rennes in St. Denis.
According to reports, Macron’s presence at the match had to be very carefully handled so he wouldn’t draw attention to himself and elicit a chorus of boos from the entire stadium.
“Everything had been put in place to save him a shower of whistles, in a more than tense political and social context,” reported RMC Sport, adding that Macron’s presence was not announced to fans.
The end of the clip also shows a Rennes staff member refusing to shake Macron’s hand.
Yo, mouse --
The Voluntaryist movement, started by Carl Watner and Wendy McElroy way back in the 1980s, shares an observation that if any people (of any land) simply turn their backs on their (alleged) government, and walk away, that danged government will fall of its own dead weight.
To my way of seeing things, so long as people believe in, and accept, an
authority coming from any external man-made government, (meaning of course any source of
authority outside that inherent
authority born with and within each soul's entry to the earth planes), people will continue to replace one government with another version, one politician with another, one system of control to which they expect thsmselves to be subjected as subjects of, and therefore controllable by, mankind will continue to bear the discomfort of supporting governments.
I am pleased that the Yellow Vests are continuing to express their distaste and disgust with Macron, but would love to see the French and every other society around the globe elevate their respective waking states to the point in awareness which would let them see clearly that by extending one's sovereignty from one's heart and soul outward, out of the self, into the pool of the collective sovereignty of all souls within a country is the very act which creates governments and is therefore the opposite of foundational freedom within the human family on earth. We "
will" ourselves to create, support, and submit to "governments". We do not necessarily
have to do that.
But can we even imagine how differently our world would be today if all peoples everywhere envisioned their countries as being the land and the people who live and work out their lives on that land, instead of worshipfully presuming that their land should have a damned government and seeing that manufactured government as their
country?
I'd say that in that case there would be a huge improvement in individuals toward accepting full responsibility for their lives and their families. That could happen, and a far-reaching peace and prosperity would mark once again their land and all their good neighbors dwelling on that land. (But even as with Thoreau, I feel mankind has not evolved enough in present time to be able to handle such a vision of freedom, so obviously mankind is not ready to be free. So I'm not expecting any miracles or transformations any time soon. sigh)
Salute!
Elias
