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An unverified Snapchat message, which students in France claim was written by an undercover police officer, has become the slogan of student protests. Here's ho…
An unverified Snapchat message, which students in France claim was written by an undercover police officer, has become the slogan of student protests. Here's how it apparently happened.
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@@KOkayyyImported1wk ago
Dude rolled up like "hello young people" 😂
@@lily4608Imported1wk ago
"Bismillah" is NOT slang for "Let's go!", it is only said by Muslims before doing an activity to protect themself from bad luck (like knocking on wood) it doesn't make sense in that context so it was an undercover provocateur‼️😂🙄
@@erwanfontaine2311Imported1wk ago
Thank you, CNN. You’re so resourceful. Honestly, without you, I don’t know how I’d manage.<br><br>I’m a French citizen and I speak Arabic, and everything you’re saying makes so much sense. Bismillah, c’est les ténèbres.<br><br>Do you really think the police are going to use that to understand what’s happening in the French riots? Or do you think it takes a bit more than that? Is this even meaningful in France or across Europe? Is it really a slogan for a protest about wanting more teachers and shorter school hours?<br><br>You’re reporting on one tiny thing that means nothing. But I suppose that’s exactly what I should expect from you, because you’re fucking useless.
@@Dont_Play_MeImported1wk ago
So stupid. Yes leftists are the darkness. What a curse to society and peace.
@@sgtwrench69Imported1wk ago
They really screwed up with the immigration policy Trump warned them
@@theangryscotsman6956Imported1wk ago
Yeah that's how propaganda works
@@Not1MoreWarImported1wk ago
Agent provocateurs always initiate violence at protests to undermine them. A lot of the time, it's agents of the state, funded by the elites.
@@Yeahso_noImported1wk ago
It’s clever. I’m proud of the young cousins.
@@dustyking8851Imported1wk ago
France has fallen. Thank the EU queen Ursula. Who is funding the non-stop wave of young men (with no family) to take over???
@@eerielconstantineImported1wk ago
So it’s like six 🤚 seven ✋ 😂
@@Arsonist999Imported1wk ago
☪️🇵🇸N☪️ER
@@gerardodwyer1916Imported1wk ago
CNN "reaches out to French police"?😂😂😂. And crickets. Did CNN send a telex message?
@@LORDKINGQUACKImported1wk ago
Maybe if they just loot a few more stores their cost of living will go down
An unverified Snapchat message, which students in France claim was written by an undercover police officer, has become the slogan of student protests. Here's how it apparently happened.
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