Even the tax inspectors are in on the act.
A mystery for the ages.I assume all these questions about 'why aren't the BBC reporting this' are rhetorical?
Well I mean we all know the political reasons - there is also just media fatigue.I assume all these questions about 'why aren't the BBC reporting this' are rhetorical?
Sure but this is the thing with the bbc isn't it - they have lots of good foreign correspondents who take an active interest in what they're reporting on and can write and broadcast great stuff, but that doesn't mean that it turns up in the day to day agenda which is what everybody looks at.I used the google machine to find secret bbc reports. Now what.
French police video of officer hitting protester sparks inquiry
The footage shows an officer repeatedly punching a man in the face at a Paris yellow-vest protest.www.bbc.comFrance protests: PM offers pension compromise in bid to end strike
PM Edouard Philippe offers to scrap a key proposal of pension reforms to end a lengthy stoppage.www.bbc.comMacron pension reform: Why are French workers on strike?
Hospital staff, police and transport employees join France's biggest strike in decades - but what for?www.bbc.com
I haven't got a clue who she is & don't follow her on twitter but it just came up on my feed. I apologise for not doing a full background check.Please stop getting mugged by scum like this. There are loads of accounts covering France properly. No need to pick out one of the worst hezbollah and white nationalist supporting ones. "Ooh but so pretty, 'she' can't possibly be a loon."
Not as long as we've been protesting about you, and still you're here.How many weeks of continuous protests so far?
63?
I can't believe the protests that have been going on in France for months & seem to get virtually no coverage in the UK.
There has been strikes across the country by most public sector workers & now the fire service are clashing with the police.
"Tom Watson has written another piece about how labour should pivot to Remain"It's not really news when something happens every weekend with no discernible effect
Np, lots of us have posted stuff from shitty sources at some point, I know I have.I haven't got a clue who she is & don't follow her on twitter but it just came up on my feed. I apologise for not doing a full background check.
No conclusion, but not 'no discernible effect'.It's not really news when something happens every weekend with no discernible effect
Macron should step down over this, it’s gone on far too long with no sign of stopping. Unfortunately he’s currently busy telling the U.K. govt that he wants fishing access in U.K. waters for the next 25yrs or else no free trade agreement
About half of the French firefighters are organized as a branch of the military, and are under military discipline. I presume these weren't the ones fighting les cochons the other day?There was a report on "msm" here today.
Police and firefighters clash at Paris protest
French police have clashed with firefighters protesting in Paris against their working conditions and demanding more pay.www.rte.ie
Don't know. It's fair to say the police are very unpopular throughout France. I remember protests from a few years ago where the firemen brought their axes.About half of the French firefighters are organized as a branch of the military, and are under military discipline. I presume these weren't the ones fighting les cochons the other day?
Sure but this is the thing with the bbc isn't it - they have lots of good foreign correspondents who take an active interest in what they're reporting on and can write and broadcast great stuff, but that doesn't mean that it turns up in the day to day agenda which is what everybody looks at.
I'm not a fan of "why isn't the MSM talking about this" stuff in general but this is more about priorities, and imo the French protests have gotten a lower priority than I think is appropriate.