Wax Figure Heist at Musée Grévin: Greenpeace's Protest Against French-Russian Ties
Stolen Wax Figure of Macron: Anti-Russia Business Demonstration Leads to Theft of Statue - Protestors snatch away Macron's wax figure in demonstration against Russian business.
Libe 'n' chill, fam! Here's the scoop on that weird heist at the Musée Grévin in Paris. Three cheeky activists swiped prezzy Macron's wax figure, all in the name of environmental justice and France's shady business connections with Russia!
Now, lemme give ya a little lowdown on this thrilling tale. These eco-warriors snuck into the wax museum posing as tourists, then switched their duds to blend in with the staff. After escaping through an emergency exit with Macron's 40 grand figure wrapped in a cozy blanket, they made a beeline for Russia's embassy in Paris.
At the embassy, they put on a spicy little protest, holdin' up placards and a banner sayin' "Ukraine's burnin', business continues." Greenpeace ain't too psyched about France's boat launchin' with Russia, especially when it concerns the import of fertilizers. Y'see, according to the French folks, the EU gets 80% of its fertilizers from ol' Mother Russia. The EU's thinkin' of slappin' some tariff-taxes on Russian fertilizers, but European farmers wanna scrap those taxes and get their fix from other countries instead.
Greenpeace ain't happy about the prezzy Macron, claimin' he's all about gabbin' support for Ukraine but not actin' on it. They want the man to pull the plug on these trade contracts andfocus on a greener future for Europe.
This isn't the first time a French politico's wax figure got nabbed from Musée Grévin. Way back in 1983, they snatched Jacques Chirac's wax figure and plopped it in the frickin' zoo!
- Emmanuel Macron
- Russia
- Wax museum
- Environmental organization Greenpeace
- Wax figure heist
- Fertilizers
- Ukraine
- France
- Steal
- Protest
- The heist at Musée Grévin involved Emmanuel Macron's wax figure, with three activists from Greenpeace stealing it as a protest against France's questionable business ties with Russia.
- In this incident, the environmental organization gained attention for their unique approach, using a wax museum heist to draw attention to France's trade of fertilizers with Russia, despite rumors of EU tariffs on Russian fertilizers.
- Greenpeace sees Emmanuel Macron as supportive of Ukraine's cause, but the organization is disappointed that Macron hasn't taken practical steps to break trade contracts with Russia, focusing instead on promoting a greener future for Europe.
