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I was quite surprised to catch this on the newsfeed and yet haven’t noticed it mentioned anywhere else.
https://youtu.be/_dRZQITOc_A?si=5eGbrVRjS1-LFTQJ
It put into a different context the emotions of drivers trapped in cars amongst crowds ( as per the sad Liverpool aftermath) after seeing a less classy news source (not attached) showing a woman cowering in her car as rioters smashed her windows.
https://youtu.be/_dRZQITOc_A?si=5eGbrVRjS1-LFTQJ
It put into a different context the emotions of drivers trapped in cars amongst crowds ( as per the sad Liverpool aftermath) after seeing a less classy news source (not attached) showing a woman cowering in her car as rioters smashed her windows.
The French do love a good riot.
I was onve in Psris when there was riots on the Champs Elyesse.
I could see all the blue lights from the top of the Eiffel tower.
I went to the Louvre and the Champs Elyesse the next day. Everything was clean and tidy like it had never happened.
I assume its hardly reported as it happens so often.
I was onve in Psris when there was riots on the Champs Elyesse.
I could see all the blue lights from the top of the Eiffel tower.
I went to the Louvre and the Champs Elyesse the next day. Everything was clean and tidy like it had never happened.
I assume its hardly reported as it happens so often.
'Riots in Paris' holds the same degree of interest as Claud Cockburn's, 'Small Earthquake in Chile. Not Many Dead', put forward, in the pre-affronted days, as the most boring headline.
There used to be a sub-culture in the old days, when there were lots of newspapers, of humorous headlines. A man committed suicide by jumping off the roof off the Old Kent Road pub, The World Turned Upside Down. The headline: 'Man Jumps Off The World'. When investigating corrupt traffic wardens, the report was entitled, 'Bay Watch'.
'Riots in Paris' suffers in comparison.
There used to be a sub-culture in the old days, when there were lots of newspapers, of humorous headlines. A man committed suicide by jumping off the roof off the Old Kent Road pub, The World Turned Upside Down. The headline: 'Man Jumps Off The World'. When investigating corrupt traffic wardens, the report was entitled, 'Bay Watch'.
'Riots in Paris' suffers in comparison.
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