Prime Minister François Bayrou's government collapsed in a crushing confidence vote defeat due to a spiralling debt amid a growing political crisis
A day of nationwide protests tomorrow by the movement Bloquons Tout plans to bring France to a standstill.
Polls show the vast majority of French people support the protest, which is also targetting the private bankers.
The movement has already begun today to set up blockades in places like Dijon according to the media.
The solutiuon to the growing political and economic crisis for the French is simple.
It is the same path as the Republicans and Dems can take in the USA, essentially
A cross party majority of lawmakers in the Assembly can pass two bills to get control of the French national bank and to force Macron to resign as a President
He continues to refuse to adhere to the rules of democracy and appoint the parties which won the most votes in elections to rule. so creating a parliamentary deadlock and political crisis.
The two bills which lawmakers from the right and left working together can passquickly are
ONE
a bill to take control of the Bank of France so that it issues money debt free for the gov to fund its expenditure
This will enable the gov to cut and, or abolish taxes and cease borrowing on the bond market
It will allow 100s of billions of cash to be freed up to reboot the French economy, for investments in buisness, science, education system, the arts etc
Crucially, it will cut off the free cash which the Epstein linked blackmailers and controllers have used to set up the totalitarian terror state and its propaganda instruments and run schemes like the covid jabs.
The enemy within will whtiher from lack of the cash de facto looted from the French using the mechanism of private issuance of money with interest for nothing.
France and the French could be truly free, in fact, since the French Revolution which some argue was among the first colour revolutions orchestrated by the private bankers to get control of the central bank.
TWO
a bill to foruce Macron to resign for failing to carry out his Cpnstitutional and Democratic responsibilities
Macron plans to continue to use his position as president technically to appoint another PM who serves his agenda. His disregard of the voters and democracy cannot be allowed to continue because it is fuelling chaos and a revolution.
A bill can be passed by a cross party majority to compel him to resign as president and call new elections to allow the will of the people to be heard
The same solution can be used in the USA
A bill to expose the thousands on the Epstein blackmail list and a bill to renationalize the Fed and issue debt free money as before 1913
This will also return the wealth of the American people to them and remove from the hands of a sinister and depraved clique of blackmailers now exposed as being run largely by JP Morgan and Jamie Dimon as well as Netanyahu.
The background of Macron has been discussed also by Candace Owens and sheds light on his handlers.
The enemy within will have its trillions of free money cut off and whither at the roots before going to trials for their various crimes.
From media
French 10-year bond yields have risen above Italian borrowing costs for the first time since 1998 as Emmanuel Macron battles a political crisis engulfing the country.
The jump in borrowing costs comes amid political uncertainty following the ousting of Francois Bayrou as Prime Minister and growing questions about the stability of the country’s finances.
French 10-year bond yields – the interest rate the government must pay to borrow money from the markets rose seven basis points to 3.489pc as investors grew wary of planned protests in the coming days. Italian 10-year bond yields stood at 3.486pc on Tuesday morning.
Despite the political uncertainty, French 10-year bond yields remain some way off last week’s bond market turmoil when they stood at 3.59pc but they remain higher than the same time last year when they stood at 2.9pc.
The unfolding political drama comes as Francois Bayrou lost a confidence vote in parliament on Monday and was ousted from his role as Prime Minister after nine months in the role.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/09/09/consumer-spending-suffers-slowdown-tax-rise-fears/
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