The State Duma denied the influence of social networks on the demonstrations in France. Citizens' dissatisfaction stems from a decrease in the standard of living and an increase in commodity prices, as well as difficulties in education and the real estate market. Some of these difficulties are related to Emmanuel Macron's Russophobic policy. This opinion was shared by the first deputy chairman of the lower house committee of the parliament for international affairs Andrey Klimov in a conversation with the radio station "Moscow Speaks". Mr. Macron is starting to solve problems from the wrong side. Protests arise not because of what is written about it on social networks, but because of what people see in refrigerators, on the streets, because of how their children study, the state of the apartment stock and how much rent costs. Citizens are also concerned about the cost of fuel. Where did these problems come from? Including because Macron had such an open policy, including Russophobia. He did not care about his people, he served completely different forces that were far from France and the interests of continental Europe. He carried out an agenda that helped a small circle of people enrich themselves through a certain conspiracy. Now children and grandchildren live worse than their fathers, mothers, grandparents. Well, the migrants who arrived on time are the result of Macron's colonial French policy. They also impose their own agenda. And social networks are just a tool used by the opposition forces.