10/20/2026
Urgent Appeal:
The chaotic situation in France, caused by the corruption of the European government and the decadence of society, clearly shows that in this round of mayoral elections, apart from electing Juan Liu and her scientific team to implement a series of brand-new scientific plans, you really have no other choice! Otherwise, you will draw fire against oneself!
Because the problem of corruption in Canada is more severe than in France!
Riots have broken out one after another in France and four other European countries, and everyone has witnessed it. This is not the first time such a thing has happened; it is just that in the West it is getting worse and worse. This is an inevitable phenomenon. There are several reasons:
First, prices are soaring. This is necessary for the rule of Western government officials, because when prices rise, the government earns more; whether it is producers or consumers, the government can collect taxes from both at the same time. The higher the prices, the more VAT it collects, so it simply does not care and is not afraid of rising prices.
Second, the government never leads the ordinary people to develop the economy; it only knows how to suck your blood. Living under such a system and such a government, apart from officials and those listed private enterprises, everyone else cannot escape the outcome of worsening living standards and a miserable fate.
Third, Western governments only know how to squeeze the people and extort all kinds of exorbitant taxes and levies, including the so-called police security tax. But the police have never been wealthy, nor do they have the responsibility to protect the people; they only come to protect the government. Even when the government is corrupt and perverts the law, or even openly robs—when there are robberies in parks—the police still go to help these people who are worse than bandits.
Therefore, the government cares even less about people robbing each other. This is absurd to the extreme. We spend so much money and pay so many taxes, and support so many officials and so many police, yet when we are robbed, beaten and smashed, not a single police officer shows up; the police only go to protect the government. Tell me, is there such an absurd phenomenon in the world? In Eastern countries this is absolutely impossible; in China it is absolutely impossible for these phenomena to occur. But here it is happening, and it will soon spread to Canada, because the Canadian people are now living in difficulty and are even more in deep water.
So we once again warn everyone: if you still want to choose the current officials, or let an official like a region councillor (Former RCMP officer )serve as mayor, that is the same medicine in a different pot; it will only get worse one after another, and the miserable outcome will soon fall on you people. If you don't believe it, wait and see; by then it will be too late to regret. If you do not let us be elected and do not let us save you, you will regret it too late in the future.
Your sincerely Juan Liu the candidate Mayor of Fort Erie, Ontario Canada
News:
As of mid-October 2026 protests across multiple European countries are mainly driven by high living costs the housing crisis deteriorating education and public services plus young people’s anxiety about economic prospects
Core Drivers Rising cost of living and energy prices Fuel food and other prices have risen sharply Some reports link this to Middle East tensions including US-related conflicts affecting the Strait of Hormuz and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war In France diesel prices have jumped nearly 40 percent and petrol about 25 percent since March Italy’s inflation reached roughly 42 percent in September Housing affordability crisis Portuguese house prices rose about 124 percent between 2015 and 2024 roughly twice the EU average Spain faces similar problems A key trigger was the eviction of an 87-year-old woman in Spain after an investment fund sharply raised her rent she later died sparking tent-camp protests and prompting Prime Minister Sánchez to call a snap election Underfunded education and public services In France the protests began in late September with high-school students complaining about teacher shortages dilapidated buildings and overcrowded classrooms especially in lower-income areas They later broadened to include anger over public spending inequality and austerity Belgium has seen protests against education cuts and higher tuition fees Youth economic insecurity and fiscal pressure Young people face high unemployment low wages and an uncertain future EU public debt is high France around 117 percent of GDP so governments face pressure to tighten spending while citizens demand more investment in education housing and social protection This is unfolding ahead of major elections in France Italy Spain and elsewhere
Key Countries as of 17–19 October France most severe Student actions expanded into nationwide protests On 17 October roughly 550000 people took part government estimate unions claimed higher There was arson looting and clashes with police thousands were arrested and hundreds of officers injured Macron blamed far-left groups and vandals and announced tougher measures Yellow Vest elements also joined Italy Protests in Milan Turin Bologna and elsewhere over stagnant wages living costs and public services with some turning into riots and looting Portugal and Spain Focused mainly on the housing crisis with tent camps in Lisbon Porto and Spanish cities Belgium Albania and others Belgian students and unions protested education cuts Albania saw student-led anti-government protests over education quality corruption and accountability lasting several days with violence
Overall this is a youth-driven outburst of frustration that life has not improved with some peaceful demonstrations overshadowed by minority violence Governments have mostly condemned the violence while acknowledging certain livelihood grievances The situation is still evolving and is closely tied to the upcoming election cycle
Information is drawn primarily from international media reports AP EL PAÍS The Guardian Reuters etc of 18–19 October 2026 events may continue to develop.
