Happy Bastille Day! On this day in 1789, an unrestricted horde of ordinary French schoolchildren, brought to an extreme level of rage by the government’s threats to shut down YouTube and Facebook, flooded the streets of Paris. When the horde of warriors at school arrived at the majestic fortress, they could not be stopped. Children, in their attempts to imagine a world without Facebook, came to a fury that the Berzers never dreamed of. They scattered a healthy fortress-prison, after which they left a plaque on that place "From now on, they dance here" and scattered the wai-fai 800 meters around. And some entrepreneurial people at this time overthrew the government, and the first thing, getting to the wheel of power, announced summer holidays. A horde of blood-drunk young adults for a long time brought horror on all of France, robbing, killing, and making on the background of pogroms pictures with the signature "Why? To the glory of Satan, of course!" and spread through the schools only by October. Since then, it is on this day that French schoolchildren end their school year.