Macron Cancelled Public Demonstrations

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It's such a shame these protestors aren't switched on enough to organise artful protests like flash mob son et lumière shows and sing-songs that demonstrate solidarity but redefine the idea of protest.

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I just heard that there is a global governance meeting going on in China right now. Pity the Gillettes Jaunes can't attend that, ... See Jeffrey Sachs interviewed by Glenn Diesen on Ukraine.

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France has it all, so what's the problem? Macron is a Penniless Bum? 

43:09 On Robinson's Joint Consistency Theorem failing in the case of more than two theories (the unnamed Robinson Joint Inconsistency Theorem?). This may be the underlying reason for the phenomenon described in Mike Titelbaum and Ted Theodosopoulos - Topological Obstacles to Shared Priors.

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France has been exporting Punk Government for decades, so why can't they do it for themselves?


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