NO - NO- NO- Not that bunch of confused dead heads in the picture.

That picture is from the UK, where they will happily cheer for more tax for themselves, to tackle global warming. You been outside today? bloody freezing here, must be the global warming then!....

Meanwhile over in France they have just turned the middle of Paris into a war zone, due to the government imposing extra tax on fuel, to tackle? You got it, global warming.
Regardless of facts, like Macron has just attended a g20 summit in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and was flown their in his private jet, dumping tonnes of toxic waste into the atmosphere, regardless of the fact he drives around in a motorcade of the largest limos known to man, and regardless to the fact he does not have to pay for fuel, though feels everyone else needs to pay a little more, hypocrite much?....

If you think it is only (peasants) ordinary people rioting, and burning cars in the poshest part of Paris, you can think again. Even the ambulance men and women, who are state funded have joined in on the action.

Paramedics today clashed with riot police in France as dozens of ambulances joined ongoing anti-government protests.
The vehicles blocked a bridge leading to the National Assembly in Paris on Monday.
Lines of riot police officers stood in the rain to prevent the ambulance workers from getting too close to the building.
Ambulance drivers were also pictured facing off with officers during a demonstration at the Place de la Concorde.

So you think it is only France right?

You would be wrong, this is sweeping across the EU, erm except for Britain, where they closed the center of London, demanding action, like more tax to tackle the problem????????.....

What's more, the movement is spreading - with yellow vest demonstrations seen in Belgium, Italy and the Netherlands by those expressing frustration over similar issues. The protests have turned violent, as disaffected rioters have been setting cars on fire, causing structural damage, and assaulting the police.

What is the cause of this spread of action, protests, riots across the EU? It is eerily the same all the way across the block. People are fed up with feeling powerless, by feeling ever more marginalized, whilst minorities of all kinds get more rights, than the native population, meanwhile over in the UK, nah let's forget about that lot shall we.

Riot cops in Brussels, for example, were pelted with billiard balls, cobblestones and other hard objects last week, while the yellow vest movement is now working to form a Belgian political party under the name Mouvement citoyen belge.

The real cause, however, may be quite a bit more nuanced and a long time coming. As political commentator Kark Sharro suggests in a seven-part tweetstorm, the Yellow Vest movement is "about marginalsation and the impotence felt by ordinary people."

Even here in the east, I can feel the rumble of discontent.

All be it for totally different reasons, as there was no influx here of illegal migrants with no papers. Here they are angry about decades of being taxed at 40% of their wages/salary, whilst roads go UN-repaired, and politicians run around in Million $ cars, whilst the average person simply can not afford one. I see people rummaging through bins daily, for bottles to cash in, for cans to weigh in for pennies. They have been kept poor, with slave labor wages of around $1.25 per hour, for the most part.

Also here the government, like most of the EU, scrapped permanent contracts, paving the way for zero hour contracts, forcing people to work two jobs each, just to survive.

There is no doubting one thing, that bomb pictured above - it represents the anger of the ordinary working class person in the EU, the fuse has been lit, it has exploded in Paris, Brussels/Netherlands, Italy and soon the rest, watch out world, the EU - is going to lead the way, you ready yet????????????????.............

Here is wishing you a superb day one n all.

Image pixabay and my HDD.

@shepz1 drops the megaphone, jumps off the podium and is over andddddd out!