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The “Exit NATO” Movement In France
There seems to be a story coming out of France that is being spun a little more than most news articles. It seems that there is a growing Anti-NATO movement that has expressed itself through street protests.
The world press titans have downplayed if not ignored the protests. NATO is not mentioned in mainstream reports. The French are protesting the high cost of living.
Protests sometimes address more than one grievance. The cost of living has gotten bad everywhere. It is even more oppressive in the EU where the once mighty Euro is sliding off the table. So yes, it is plausible that many of the marchers are railing against inflation and that it is a secondary complaint for others. Others, have expressed strong opinions about projected fuel shortages and vaccine mandates. Still, there seems to be an “Exit NATO” chorus that is being drowned of the soundtrack.
The Editor posted this story recently.
We immediately went to France24 and then to Euronews for details. Le zero.
A recent search of those two sites as well as Reuters and AP revealed nothing about recent “Exit NATO” activity. It turns up this interesting clarification at AP, however.
This video surfaced on YT Octotber 11. Unfortunately, it is over 11 hours long and our French is, how do you say, cul de sac?
Once more, there is the unmistakable pattern where legacy media report a story one way and upstart media report the same story differently.
InfoWars took some of the common footage and emphasized “Exit NATO”
Russia Today might not be unbiased but they at least cover the story in a relatively balanced manner.
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