In a bare-knuckles effort to collapse the French government, "Yellow Jacket" protesters are abuzz on social media with their plan for this Saturday:  "BANK RUN at 8:00 AM"

For the past 8 weeks or so, tens-of-thousands of French citizens have taken to the streets in protest of conditions in their country. 

They want change.  Instead, they have government using cops to beat them and tear-gas them.

So this Saturday, the "Yellow Jackets" are going for the "kill shot":  They're going after the banks!

Social Media is abuzz today with hundreds of confirmations that the Yellow Jackets intend a deliberate BANK RUN starting this Saturday at 8:00 AM.

The trouble is, as other French citizens see these plans revealed . . .  THEY are already heading to the banks.  Right now.  Today.

This is literally a catastrophe-in-the-making for France; and it's government in particular.

Going after the financial system via an intentional BANK RUN will kill the country economically.  There's no getting around it.  

There simply isn't enough cash money in circulation to cover the withdrawals of all those people.  Same as here in the USA.  Same as . . . . everywhere.

By putting the banks under, it forces the most secret and most powerful people controlling France, to take action.  But just WHAT that action will be is anyone's guess.

Will President Emanuelle Macron be ousted?  Will the French government collapse?  Will the banks simply close and refuse all withdrawals?  Will the people then storm the banks by force?

Have your popcorn ready for intense viewing pleasure this week, folks.  We could be seeing a modern day French Revolution happen this week. . . . 

UPDATE 12:34 PM EST --

Euro Begins To Fall Sharply, Amidst Fears Of Imminent French “Yellow Vest” Bank Run

Within hours of the “Yellow Vest” protesters announcing a bank run in France, the Euro has begun to plunge sharply, already falling 0.23%.

With the proposed “bank run” idea already spreading to neighboring countries such as Italy and the UK, it appears that the effects may be strong. It is important to note that it appears that the alleged “bank run” has not even yet begun – it is only an idea being floated in social media and elsewhere – but it seems to already be shaking up the Euro markets.

More updates coming . . . check back.