Now that's civil disobedience...

Maybe uncle Ted will have a little more respect for the French now. Lol

They did a great job

Where were they in 1939?????

Nice !

They are not all talk

The guy on the hose better be ready or he’ll get a surprise when the air comes out, I learned the hard way.

But we are in this country

As do the Dutch, British and German farmers among others. Toss in a decent Canadian trucker strike for good measure.

knowing they were massively outnumbered and outgunned, going underground and playing dumb while secretly running the French underground / resistance.

Not all of us but 95%, you could not get people to do that here......at least not that many people.

You know farmers in Europe usually are protesting to get more free stuff or not be cut off.

Hay choppers/ straw choppers were a nice touch . If you adjust the spout high enough you can spread dust a long way.

the German farmers are stirring up poop as well

People are wising up to the globalists

Same place the Brits were. The Poles did better than the French and Brits combined, and the Poles were attacked on 2 fronts east by the Nazis and west by the Soviets.

The European Common Market countries have moved away from a heavily subsidized system to a more private market system the last decade. UP until recently prices have been pretty good and demand was good so the European countries dairy farms and commodity farms were doing well. There is currently worldwide a lowering demand for dairy products and milk prices worldwide including the USA are below production costs. I don't know exactly what the farmers are protesting for or what they want governments etc. to do. France is the leading agriculture country in Europe not including Russia and with Ukraine in war they are a major supplier and with that war, the Middle East and China treading water their markets are not real good right now, similar to ours. We have had 3 below trend and average corn yields as a nation and still our prices are not high due to demand issues. Supply for the most part is not the issue for commodities it is demand.

Bryce

I was just watching French news minutes ago, and there was nothing about this.

Not exactly sure when this footage was recorded...it could have been recorded years ago. I have been in France for work related matters and I know some of them can be radical, when they decide to go on strike, everyone is out...so none of this is surprising to me. You don`t mess with farmers...they will run you over in a heart beat...

it was in Germany in December

Here ya go:

https://www.reuters.com/world/europ...s-against-austerity-measures-2023-12-18/