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2026-10-18 at 07:29 #10588::
Yanis Varoufakis is an incompetent IDIOT hated from Greece to America for a reason. Bon courage to the French protesters They can learn from India’s cockroaches
Bon courage to the French protesters
French youth have always been the canary in Europe’s coal mine. Whenever the continent is about to turn a historic corner, they take to the streets, mostly unwittingly, to sound the alarm. They did it in 1789, when feudalism was in its death throes.
2026-10-18 at 07:29 #10589::poor real french do not try to loot and burn everything every month.
IT IS ALWAYS THE MUSLIMS and the africans rioting looting and burning.
ghetto, unintellligent, violent trash from ghetto countries crawl in to france and complain that they are poor because of france (not because of their own incompetence, laziness, islam and crap), just like they were in their homecountries in islamistan.
then they use their same ghetto, unintellligent, violent trash in europe, and nobody NEVER blame their own incompetence, laziness, islam and crap, for their problems.2026-10-18 at 07:29 #10590::what the fuck is anus varoufakis’ point??
“By looking to India, I feel I now have an answer about France. The Republic’s youth can win if the kid from Créteil and the kid from the Lycée Henri-IV refuse the roles that the far Right and the extreme centre have written for them. If they see that the crumbling classrooms of the banlieue and the overcrowded ones in central Paris have the same author. If they understand that their dignity is indivisible, that, as Solomon Burke once sang, “none of us are free if one of us is chained”.2026-10-18 at 07:30 #105912026-10-20 at 11:14 #10701::are all greeks dumb as shit?
the muslims are violent, you dumb fuck, this is what they dooo.Generation Z in France, Spain and Albania is trapped: study hard, stay poor, live with your parents. No wonder they’re protesting
From under-resourced schools in France to Spain’s housing crisis and student protests in Albania, the immediate grievances differ. Yet they raise a common question: can young people turn education into secure work and an independent life?
Georgios Koulouris – EUobserver
is a political scientist and communications professional based in Greece. His writing focuses on social issues affecting Europe and its young people. He currently works as a communications coordinator at KMOP, one of the oldest non-profit organisations in Europe, based in Greece and in Brussels.
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