Marx, Lenin, Mao and Castro Charge Paris Revolution to French Taxpayers Elderly communists fuel Sorbonne uprising with government credit card PARIS, FRANCE, October 23, 2026 — French taxpayers have discovered that the latest revolution against capitalism is being financed by the very economic system its supporters are attempting to destroy, following the appearance of four elderly communist revolutionaries at a petrol station near the Sorbonne carrying a government expense account, several dozen petrol containers and a shopping trolley full of revolutionary ambition. Karl Marx, Vladimir Lenin, Mao Zedong and Fidel Castro were observed purchasing enough petrol to maintain a respectable Parisian uprising, presenting the astonished cashier with an oversized gold credit card bearing the inscription French Taxpayers: Government Expense Account. Marx, whose Communist Manifesto helped inspire generations of revolutionaries to abolish private ownership, demanded that the transaction be completed immediately. “Workers of the world, unite!” he announced. “And would somebody please validate my parking?” The cashier initially refused the card, explaining that the petrol station did not accept government accounts belonging to deceased political philosophers. Marx reportedly threatened to nationalise the establishment. The cashier approved the transaction. Revolutionary Rolex: Marx Charges Capitalism to the Taxpayer The incident highlights an important development in contemporary revolutionary economics: capitalism is oppressive when ordinary people participate in it but remarkably convenient when elderly Marxists…