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Vaccination passport protests in France: A ritual—or a developing revolt?

Will this week's Covid vaccination passport protests in France mark the beginning of a developing revolt against the incoming "great reset"?

The French fight back against the “Pass Sanitaire” health pass

FRANCE: The current President of France, Emmanuel Macron, announced in a nationwide televised address on July 12, 2021, two days before their national holiday-Bastille Day, that the entire population of France would be subject to his new policies regarding the implementation of a “Health Pass” (pass sanitaire). Beginning August 1 all people must be vaccinated. ...

France, Macron, Muslim, Population, Le Pen

A clarion call: France is now a failed experiment in Islamic assimilation

President Macron has claimed to be a lover of all things French leading the people to wonder why he is turning the country over to Islam?

The iconic Four Seasons George V reopens, signaling the return of Paris

The Four Seasons George V in Paris has re-opened, featuring grand personalized culinary experiences with its array of Michelin starred chefs.

Ypers, France, World War I, The Wipers Times

Laughing in the trenches of Ypres, Belgium with WWI’s “The Wipers Times”

Diverting the men from the horror of WWI in Ypres, France, The Wipers Times brought a sense of optimism, normality, and humor where there was anything but.

Coronavirus, COVD-19, Iran, Hirrachi, Global Threat

Coronavirus (COVD-19): The latest global threat from the Iranian regime

The Iranian regime's effort for hiding the Coronavirus cases have rapidly spread the virus to several regions of the country, and many bordering countries.

War is Hell: The reality of The Bluff and the Battle of Ypres

War is Hell. Whether over a hundred years ago in Ypres, France or today in the Middle East. It is horrible, and the cost in lives is always too high.

Trump being the NATO boss despite Democrats Impeachment follies

WASHINGTON: President Trump is the NATO boss. The man is large and in charge. He walks softly carrying the big stick of tariffs and determination. And he is not afraid to say what he thinks. Express what he wants. There is no ambiguity. Moments can get rough, like the exchange between President Macron and Trump ...

Myth Trivia: World War I and the historic Third Battle of Ypres

The Third Battle of Ypres is still one of the costliest, deadliest and most controversial military offensives of WWI, and the futility of trench warfare

Rhone Luxury: River cruise in France visits Tarascon, Avignon, Lyon

River cruises are popular ways to discover countries without transportation or accomodation worries. This cruise down the Rhone in France is magical.

Holy Day violence and hate from France to Sri Lanka to Minneapolis

Secular nations turning away from loving faiths. Ilhan Ohmar brings hate into America's most hallowed halls.Time for a deadstop to the violence.

France, Notre Dame, Evil, Karen Hagestadt Cacy,

When it comes to Notre Dame, hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil

France is suffering from a spate of vandilism against their churches. Are the French tuning a blind eye, refusing to see evil in their midst?

Climate Change, Taxation, French Revolution, France, Stephen Nemo, Paris

Climate Change carbon taxation leading to French Revolution II: Vive la France!

WASHINGTON: You may not have heard, but anti-government riots are breaking out in Paris, France as a consequence of climate change carbon taxes. That consequence, of course, is higher fuel prices, which have added additional financial burdens to one of Europe’s heavily taxed populations. The whiff of climate change aristocracy France’s socialist government has increased taxes ...

Nationalism, World War 1, France, Veterans Day, President Trump

A Century after WWI, nationalism is once again growing

WASHINGTON: World leaders gathered in Paris to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the 1918 Armistice ending World War l. Between 1914 and 1918, some 9.7 million soldiers and 10 million civilians were killed during this first great war. Unfortunately, the destructive nationalism which led to that conflict, and to World War ll a few years ...

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