The parliamentary approval of the Global(ist) Security bill and its Article 24 in particular sparked protests across France last Saturday, held in over 70 cities, with the most active ones taking place in the capital.

The French parliamentarians, like other regimes scattered across distressed Europe, are known to be largely in the pockets of unscrupulous billionaire globalists.

Live pictures and videos are coming in from Paris, France where protesters have gathered for a new round of protests against the so-called ‘Global Security’ bill put forward by the French government.

The initially peaceful protests by concerned citizens resulted in violence and clashes between the police and the populist protesters, who launched missiles at the state police officers prompting them to use tear gas.

Not unlike last week, the demonstrations ended in the surrounding buildings and shop windows being damaged and cars set on fire in central Paris as protesters proceeded to the Place de la Republique.

Under Article 24 of the bill, the distribution of images of police officers and gendarmes that can potentially lead to their physical and psychological harm will entail one year of imprisonment and a fine of 45,000 euros ($54,000). Opponents of the bill believe it will stifle mass media freedom and unleash police mayhem on protestors for democracy.

On Monday, the majority of French legislators agreed it was necessary to revise Article 24. Hower, the revision did little to quell public outrage at a move likened to police states such as North Korea and the former Soviet Bloc. Source