Comfort for comfort
Idiot Macron is doing EVERYTHING NECESSARY to guarantee a maximally violent revolution. He has arrested one of the leaders of the Yellowjackets. The crowd sings the Marseillaise as the leader is hauled off.

Question 1: It's well known that Macron wasn't a lifelong politician who had spent his life working up through the political ranks. He was a Rothschild banker who was recruited as a placeholder for Juncker and Soros.

A normal politician doesn't want to be violently deposed; he wants to have the pleasure of ruling for a while. The easiest way to rule comfortably is to give the people some degree of prosperity and security. Give comfort, get comfort.

Macron's masters CAN'T be as stupid as he appears to be. His masters must WANT a violent revolution.

Question 2: What is the purpose of the revolution? Who gains from a fiery France?

The 1789 revolution was assisted and financed by England and some parts of Germany. (There wasn't a unitary German nation until 1870.)

The same answer seems about right this time.

From Gouvernour Morris's diary, May 20, 1789:

Montmorin tells me, that he considers the Assembly as finished, and this gives me a poor opinion of his sagacity. A few days ago he was in trepidation, but now in a kind of security, both unfounded. He fears, however, yet for the person of the King. He says, that different people are urging him to do different things, but that he sees nothing to be done. I tell him to remain quiet, for the Assembly are now doing everything they can for the King, with the intention to do everything against him. I ask him whereabouts he is with the claims of the German Princes. He says, that he thinks the Emperor will become the intermediary; but that he fears the Count d’Artois and Prince of Condé. I treat this lightly, as supposing that they will only act in favor of the Royal authority; but he says that they will form a party for themselves; by which I understand only, that they will oblige the King to drive away all his former advisers.

This is where we are now. Macron's advisers are doing everything they can foragainst him, England is helping to foment the riots, and Holy Roman Emperor Juncker is hoping to become the intermediary for the German princes.

Morris wanted to preserve the monarchy in both US and France because he was a hardass realist. He knew that revolutions are always externally promoted for the benefit of external powers. A hereditary monarch wants to live long and stay rich, so he is motivated to give his people some degree of peace and prosperity.

This is a large-scale parallel to a similar contemporary trend in business. A family-owned business treats its employees decently because the family wants to keep running the company comfortably and richly. An LBO is a revolution promoted by external powers to destroy the civilization of the company so the external powers can claim the real estate and other assets.

We are living in the age of the LBO at all scales. Macron the banker knows LBOs.

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