Video: Massive Protests in France, Italy and Spain

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People Worldwide are being impoverished.

Protests are unfolding against inflation, rising energy prices and the collapse of social services. 

French farmers continued their protest by dumping manure on police vans in Nîmes.

Their message is simple: “LET US WORK”

Meanwhile, protests against pension reform took place all over the country.

And there are queues for food at food banks in France, Italy and Spain. 

 

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It’s a Worldwide Process of Engineered Impoverishment 

Debt is the driving force which is leading the entire planet into mass poverty.

Families Worldwide are unable to “make ends meet”, to pay their rent, to pay their mortgage, to pay their monthly gas and electricity bills. 

In the words of Klaus Schwab: “Own nothing, be happy”.

What is required is real “regime change” (by the people) supported by a broad-based grassroots network which confronts both the governments as well as the architects of this economic and social crisis, which from the outset in early 2020 have been involved in fraud, fake science and corruption.

Michel Chossudovsky, February 2023


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