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Georges Danton, a Statement
Who was responsible for bringing down the Monarchy & end the Reign of Terror,
What is astonishing is Danton was accused of being belligerent, gross, blunt. Politically incorrect. Populace. But a Brilliant speech deliverer. Very popular with the lower class at the time. Which struck fear with his own government his friends turned on him as he was getting more and more loved by the ppl. They finally got him by accusing him of INSURRECTION!!!
His Name was George Danton. The year was 1789 and circonstances: the French Revolution.
History ?? If they illuminated the rights to the statement who the pulse of the revolution, for the free expression and the elimination of subjugation!! ! What do you think they did to the ppl after him? Take a lucky guess.
The freedom you’re about to lose forever depends on educating yourself about what happened in the past. So we may not repeat the same mistakes.

“Danton was wrongfully accused of of various financial misdeeds (no evidence) members of his own Party Republicans turned against him. Many of his contemporaries commented on Danton's financial success during the Revolution, certain acquisitions of money that he could not adequately explain.[45] Many of the specific accusations directed against him were based on insubstantial or ambiguous evidence.
Between 1791 and 1793, Danton faced many allegations, including taking bribes during the insurrection of August 1792,
During his tenure on the Committee of Public Safety, Danton organized a peace treaty agreement with Sweden. Although the Swedish government never ratified the treaty, on 28 June 1793, the convention voted to pay 4 million pounds to the Swedish Regent for diplomatic negotiations. According to Bertrand Barère, a journalist and member of the Convention, Danton had taken a portion of this money which was intended for the Swedish Regent. Barère’s accusation was never supported by any form of evidence.
While there was no hard evidence that Danton was involved, he was vigorously denounced by François Chabot, and implicated by the fact that Fabre d’Eglantine, a member of the Dantonists, was implicated in the scandal. After Chabot was arrested on 17 November, Courtois urged Danton to return to Paris immediately.
In December 1793, the journalist Camille Desmoulins launched a new journal, Le Vieux Cordelier, attacking François Chabot and defending Danton in the first issue. In the second, Desmoulins attacked the use of terror as a governing tactic, comparing Robespierre with Julius Caesar and, in the following issue,arguing that the Revolution should return to its original ideas which were in vogue around 10 August 1792.Robespierre replied to Danton's plea for an end to the Terror on 25 December (5 Nivôse, year II). Danton continued to defend Fabre d'Eglantine even after the latter had been exposed and arrested.
By February 1794, Danton was exasperated by Robespierre's repeated references to virtue as the foundation of the revolutionary government. Danton's continual criticism of the Committee of Public Safety provoked further counter-attacks. On 26 February 1794, Saint-Just president of the Convention delivered a speech in which he directed the assault against Danton.
At the end of March 1794, Danton made a triumphant speech announcing the end of the Terror. As Robespierre listened, he was convinced that Danton was pushing for leadership in a post-Terror government. If Robespierre did not counter-attack quickly, the Dantonists could seize control of the National Convention and bring an end to his Republic of Virtue. For several months he had resisted killing Danton. According to Linton, Robespierre had to choose between friendship and virtue. His aim was to sow enough doubt in the minds of the deputies regarding Danton's political integrity to make it possible to proceed against him. Robespierre refused to see Desmoulins and rejected a private appeal. Robespierre even used Danton's well-fed look against him. Then Robespierre broke with Danton, who had angered many other members of the Committee of Public Safety with his more moderate views on the Terror, but whom Robespierre had, until this point, persisted in defending.
Danton was trial without the customary trial witnesses and jury of his peers. He was sent to the Guillotine. His last request was that his head would be put in a basket and showed to the ppl of France 🇫🇷 who in turn they chanted La Marseillaise : the French National Anthem
Just replace the names by using today’s Chamber of Congress And you get an idea of what’s going today.

Saigon2o 7 Feb 13
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