>>4189116 lb

That is a French-designed, French-built VBRG given to police forces across the nation. That one is from the small town of Hermes in Picardie.

EU flags are on all sorts of shit in EU countries, and mean nothing. It probably was refurbished using money from some EU development fund (these are OLD VBRGs). So the flag just means they used EU money.

All police and military in France are 100% controlled by French officers.

This is a nothing burger by stupid Americans and American influenced armchair warriors who haven't a clue how the real world works.

If there were any German or Dutch military in Paris for some good reason, they will have already been recalled because and whiff of non-French involvement in the Policing would lead to the French taking the violence to neighboring countries.

>>4189865

>>4189884

>>4189785 lb

We already knew this.

They have called all spare Police resources from the country, to come into Paris and help out. These VBRGs were designed in the 1960s and are unlikely to be newer than 1970s vintage.

100% French designed, French built police vehicles.

>>4189872

But it is NOT a foreign army. They are French VBRGs used by the police all over France in riot situations. We learned a couple of days ago that all extra police resources were being called into the capital.

Now we know that MSM are not the only ones who are brain dead stooopid.

>>4189925

Panama Papers reveal yet another secretive aspect of hedge funds

https://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/nation-world/national/article87617392.html

The names found in the leaked files from the Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca include two now-imprisoned hedge fund managers, a major “feeder fund” that was part of the largest-ever Ponzi scheme run by Bernard Madoff and several anonymous investors whose offshore companies became tangled in the Madoff web.

Why White-Collar Criminals Think the Panama Papers Won't Change Shit

Why White-Collar Criminals Think the Panama Papers Won't Change Shit

A current prisoner who used to hang with Bernie Madoff asked some convicted financial criminals for their take.

When I first caught wind of the Panama Papers a couple weeks back, I immediately recalled a conversation I had about six years ago with Bernard Madoff, ponzi schemer extraordinaire. We were walking the track at the Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) 1 in Butner, North Carolina, and he told me, "Anyone who is anyone has a good accountant who sets him up a shell corporation and stashes his money in an offshore account. And why shouldn't they? It's perfectly legal."

WHERE ALL THAT DAVOS MONEY SLEEPS AT NIGHT

An Unending and Growing Web of Money Laundering and Tax Evasion

https://whowhatwhy.org/2018/01/26/davos-money-sleeps-night/

''Yeah. It’s quite extraordinary. We have to say that this system can be used legally, right, and even though one of the Mossack Fonseca lawyers said in an email, sort of in a moment of private candor, that almost 95% of what they do is helping their customers legally avoid taxes. There was a huge amount of criminality that was also involved. We found Mexican cartels and Russians who were involved so they, literally, had boats where they were treating people who they had dragooned into being sailors as actual slaves.

Then, we saw a tremendous number of scamsters and Ponzi schemers. It seems like after Bernie Madoff did his master fraud in the United States, every major fraud in every country had their own sort of mini-Madoff, so you see a number of them in the Panama Papers. There was the Argentinian Madoff, for example, and he was running his scam through anonymous offshore companies that were bought through Mossack Fonseca.''

>>4190250

Great time to rob some safe deposit boxes, and jewelry businesses.