We've all seen how quickly things can escalate online these days. Just yesterday, a YouTube video dropped with a bombshell title claiming that popular left-wing YouTuber Usul (you know, Vincent Usul), climate icon Greta Thunberg, and France's La France Insoumise (LFI) party are straight-up calling for violence, riots, and even murder.
Yeah, you read that right, the video's title censors it as
"m****tre," but it's clear what they mean.
I dug deep into this because, after all, accusations like that can't just float around without verification. We're talking serious stuff
here, the kind that could stir real trouble if it's true.
But after scouring news sites, social media, and recent
posts, here's what I found: it's mostly smoke.
Key Points:
The Source: It all stems from one YouTube video uploaded on December 21, 2025. It's got that sensational vibe, likely piecing together old clips or statements to paint a picture. A handful of X (Twitter) users shared it quickly, mostly accounts critical of the left.
No Direct Evidence:
Greta Thunberg? She's been loud on climate and Palestine lately, protests,
flotillas, calls to "mobilize and escalate," but nothing about riots
or violence in France. She's always pushed non-violent action, even when
critics twist her words.
Usul and LFI Context: Usul's a sharp left-wing commentator, and LFI (Mélenchon's crew) gets heat for not condemning past riots hard enough (remember 2023?). But joint calls for émeutes (riots) or attacks on the métro? Nothing credible links them. Old French protests have shut down metro lines, but that's history, not a current plot.
What's Really
Going On?: This feels like classic online amplification: take strong
opinions on protests or injustice, mash them up, and boom,
"incitement." Some see Greta's activism as too radical now,
especially post-Bondi attack silence on victims while pushing Palestine causes.
But calling for murder? No quotes, no statements back it up.
We'll keep watching if anything real emerges, because if actual leaders pushed violence, that's huge. But right now? It looks like hype from one corner of the internet. Stay skeptical out there, friends, we've seen how these things spiral.
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