Ignorant over the top stupid responses to deflect government blame for the fiasco in France with a censorship sidebar as a bonus. Certainly a wake up call to report this on our day of independence celebrated.

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/macron-demands-platforms-delete-riot-content-blames-social-media-video-games-protest?utm_source=&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=1623

This stark reality in France to us is a potential harbinger of what is to come here. If one is to assess the common denominators that are spawning this unrest one can conclude the massive allowance of immigrants into country is a potent trigger to start with no real game plan to address their needs.Here in Chicago the immigrant overflow bused here from Texas were sleeping in police stations till just recently, eating moldy food and creating health issues by virtue of imported sickness for the masses here not acclimated to those diseases. We have railed REPEATEDLY on our opinion of the gross dereliction of duty this incompetent administration has shown THE WORLD in their OVER THE TOP failure to protect our southern borders since they took power. Is this part of the game plan? Riots and from now on early voting votes?

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/france-crisis-fifth-night-violence-spreads-neighboring-countries?utm_source=&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=1623

1968 was a brutal year. By July 4th of that year we had seen 2 senseless assassinations of important people. Martin Luther King Jr was shot in Memphis on 4/4 spawning nationwide urban riots which this platform experienced first hand living on the South Side of Chicago that year. Second was Robert F Kennedy, father of current front running Democratic presidential candidate (sure ain’t the LIVING CORPSE no matter how they spin it) shot on June 5th 1968 triumphant in his victory of the California Democratic primary and on his way to Chicago to which he never made it. The tumultuous Democratic National Convention was a mere weeks away as you read this post of reality in America July 4th 1968

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/how-fourth-july-was-celebrated-and-protested-1968-180969524/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=editorial&utm_term=732023&utm_content=archival