If it is only the right-wing political parties in France and a small number of traditional French people making trouble, it is not a big problem, and it will not make any big waves at all.

You must know that it is almost impossible to carry out a revolution in a developed country with a sound legal system.

What's more, France is a member of the European Union or NATO, so as long as there is turmoil in France's domestic situation, neighboring countries will take action.

As long as everything is based on the law, right-wing parties will not be able to make a name for themselves at all.

When things get bigger, the traditional French may not come forward, let alone launch a devastating revolution in their own homeland.

Moreover, France has been on the line of the left for decades.

Now, is it so easy to get people to change their minds?

Although everyone knows that as long as France continues on the path of leftist "political correctness", the consequences will be unimaginable, and perhaps in a few decades, France will no longer be the France of the French, but it is clear that not everyone can do it if they really want to act.

Quite simply, it takes a lot of time to change the values of society as a whole.

Moreover, these changes in France have been subtle, or slow, and the vast majority of French people have not been affected, even the right-wing politicians, who are enjoying the benefits of immigration, but are clamoring for a ban on immigration.

So, are the traditional French willing to act for a catastrophe decades later?

The answer is clearly no.

In fact, this is also the problem of the whole of Europe, that is, the vast majority of European countries are slowly eroding, not becoming very bad all at once.

It's like chronic poisoning.

Of course, it's not wrong to say that it's a boiled frog in warm water.

Change happens slowly, and even if the outcome is predictable, not many people are willing to act for a catastrophe that will occur decades later.

Decades later?

In fact, in a few decades, I am afraid that the capable traditional French will have long since left France.

In this vast world, there are places for the French, and there are countries that are willing to accept the traditional French with wealth and ability.

Now that they have left France, what has become of France and what does it have to do with them?

Actually, that's the reality.

Over the past 20 years, at least 20 million immigrants from North Africa and the Middle East have become French nationals or have obtained permanent residency in France, but at least 2 million traditional French have emigrated to other countries during the same period, all of them relatively wealthy French.

Interestingly, over the years, Britain has become an ideal destination for traditional French immigrants.

Obviously, for this part of the French, they have recognized the situation and know that no matter how hard they try, they will not be able to stop the influx of immigrants into France, and they will not be able to change the fate of France, so all they can do is to leave France and take care of themselves.

Of course, this is a relatively slow process.

Even according to the most pessimistic estimates, France will not be fully green until around 2050, so there is still plenty of time for many traditional French people.

If there is no interference from external factors, the first general will occupy France bloodlessly.

Then there was Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Italy, until the occupation of the entire European continent and the transformation of the entire European continent into the world.

Of course, this is also a slow process.

According to outside estimates, it will take at least 100 years, maybe 150 years, for *** to become the largest ethnic group in Europe through migration and childbirth.

The question is, what if it is affected by external factors?

Although there is no way to prove it, and there is no evidence, Wang Dong still believes that the turmoil in Paris, or more precisely in France, must be related to Emily.

Why?

Emily went to Greenland and then to Europe via Iceland, and the French unrest broke out, the largest in years.

Coincidental?

Apparently not a coincidence.

So, what exactly does she want to do?

Or in other words, what benefits can the outbreak of unrest in France bring her?

Obviously, Emily is not really thinking about Wang Dong now, but about the threat from the United States, that is, the possible actions of the American intelligence agencies.

Although what happened in Alamos has nothing to do with her, the US intelligence agencies will take it for granted that she has something to do with Wang Dong, and they will step up their search for her.

To Russia?

Come on.

Even if there are people like Emily in the top echelons of Russia, what reason is there to stand up for her?

Prior to this, Emily was operating in the shadows, so she was naturally able to communicate with high-level Russian officials and gain support, after all, she had some advanced technology.

Now that she has been hunted by US intelligence agencies, why should the Russian top brass help her?

Obviously, Emily's way out is still in Russia.

It's just that before going to Russia, she must do something to prove her worth and convince the Russian top brass that there will be more benefits to cooperating with her.

How to prove it?

Obviously, it is to mess up France, or rather, the entire European Union.

Only if the EU is in chaos, preferably in chaos, Russia can take advantage of the situation.

Even if it cannot exert influence on Western European countries such as France and Germany, Russia can take the opportunity to recover and control the former Soviet republics like Ukraine and the three Baltic states, restore the scale of the former Soviet Union, and even hope to control Eastern Europe and regain its position as a world-class superpower.

If that were the case, the Russian authorities would certainly cooperate with Emily.

Of course, before going to Russia, Emily had to prove herself, or rather, prepare a gift.

What gift?

It is to let the Russian top brass know that she has the ability to influence the entire European Union, and the easiest way is to create a national unrest in France.

Of course, this is just the beginning.

The turmoil that took place in the past few days does not say anything, after all, the traditional French did not act, let alone initiate a revolution.

It was precisely in this way that Wang Dong concluded that the turmoil in France was not over.

Although the situation has calmed down after the government's action, the calm is only superficial, and there are already undercurrent underneath.

With Emily's abilities, it is certainly not difficult to create a turmoil.

Even if the vast majority of French people know that turmoil will not lead to any good results, after the situation is out of control, I am afraid that few French people will be able to maintain their sanity.

Obviously, what Emily wants to do is actually light a fire.

As for how vigorously the fire burned in the end, and how wide it spread, it was obviously not her concern, and there was no need to care at all.

So, where and how will she light this fire?