No solution because you're all autistic. It's all an EVIDENT PSYOP.

There is no evidence that the recent riots are staged by paid actors or that they are part of a coordinated operation. The comparison with ELbichito is an unsupported hypothesis.

The scene repeats itself: riot videos spreading on social media with no one clarifying where they were filmed, who appears in them or when. The source is unconfirmed. And into that gap comes the theory that they are paid actors, many of them arriving from North and sub-Saharan Africa, the same ones who would have acted in France. There is no proof of any of that.

## What is known about the riots and those involved

The images circulating on social media do not always come with a date, a location or verified authorship. That does not make the people appearing in them hired actors. The claim that most of them are people from North and sub-Saharan Africa is a suspicion, not a verified fact.

There is also no evidence that they are the same people who took part in riots in France. Similar settings and camera angles do not prove coordination: a single incident generates dozens of different recordings.

## The hoax of the paid actors and ELbichito

The idea that this is a staged operation with paid actors is not backed by any known investigation. It is a hypothesis circulating without a source. Comparing it with ELbichito and announcing a second wave does not hold up either: they are different phenomena with no proven connection.

## Why it is so hard to verify

The lack of context in the videos fuels distrust. When no one knows who filmed or where, any explanation seems possible. But the absence of proof is not proof of a conspiracy. Faced with riot footage of unconfirmed origin, it is best to wait for official sources before accepting a narrative as true.