Gad Saad calls Greta Thunberg a "demonic goblin who is more execrable, cancerous, and vile than Ebola” for declaring herself “very proud of those noble students in France who are fighting for their pedagogic liberation.” He was reacting to her October 13 appearance outside Lycee Paul Eluard in Saint-Denis, where she praised the weeks-long high-school blockades over teacher shortages and accused French police of an “extremely violent” response. By then, thousands of people were arrested, dozens of schools were burned or damaged, a teenager lost a hand to a stun grenade, and hundreds of people on both sides were injured. Four days later the student protests converged with broader cost-of-living marches. On October 17 roughly 550,000 people demonstrated nationwide. Fringe groups then set the historic Limoges town hall ablaze and its roof and clock tower collapsed. They then torched Lyon’s tourist office, invaded Marseille’s city hall, looted shops, and burned cars. Nearly 1,000 police were injured. Macron addressed the nation the next evening, saying nothing justified or excused the “unbridled violence” by ultra-left agitators and delinquents. Thunberg ignited the protests by traveling to France, amplify the students’ cause internationally, and escalating disorder by framing the efforts of police officers as the real problem—exactly the kind of intervention Saad mocks on a regular basis 🔥 Far left activism is demonic.