Here we go again! There is a pattern - chose a YOUNG person, poor money and paid agitators into a country, push a popular agenda - like No to war, feeding fear and lies into the agenda stoking fears among the young, push them to demonstrate, grow the protests by give the demonstrators a feeling of ‘belonging’ then start attacking the government. The New Atlas explains that it is mimicking Myanmar, and Hong Kong, and Taiwan, and Ukraine and Haiti and Brazil and now Thailand. Brian explains it simply because he lives in Thailand and is able to give you an on-the-spot analysis.
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Young Men between the ages of 18 to 25/30 are the problem.
Maybe because the father is missing from their lives? The governments in the West have done a good job to create opportunities for the women to have the government AS THEIR HUSBAND. ‘Why do I need a husband when the government is providing my every need?. They have subtly removed the father from the family unit. Social media has encouraged this. Watch ads on TV. How many ads do you now see with just the mother and the children? It would seem the norm.
If you go back in history, Dictators always targeted the youth. They used them to AGGRESSIVELY carry out their devious plans. In the Middle East where the father is the glue that holds the family together, as well as in many European countries, these globalists created their ‘own’ disgruntled band of thugs. Red Guard, Hitler Youth, League of German Worker Youth, (have you ever wondered why Greta Thunberg always was presented in braids to push the climate crisis - look at the children depicted in Hitler’s propaganda brochures) ISIS. Taliban. Al Quada, AZOV, Kurds, Boko Haram, HAMAS, ISIL, etc. And don’t forget BLM. A young man will readily find these groups and swap them for their own family and in this case the father, if his father is missing.
Even in the animal kingdom it's the same...young orphan elephants get together and create havoc rampaging through the forests tearing up everything
Men, are thier problem.