[Mirror](https://vid8.poal.co/user/AOU/cJyYiBJ) 10 shekels it was DEI security. A comment confirms it: > So, the director of the museum and the head of security are both radical feminist women, both hired in the last 2 years, who rewrote the entire security protocol and wanted to make the artifacts "more accessible" with lower security enclosures to shed its "elitist" image. They also banned security from interfering with a robbery, and spent most of their time complaining that there aren't enough women in museum directing jobs (even though 65% of those positions are held by women). > When the robbers were spotted by security, they followed protocol and evacuated. > More accessible you say? Mission accomplished. Here's another article describing how the thieves managed to enter without being seen. > "We did not spot the criminals arriving from outside early enough," des Cars said. > She said the only camera installed outside the Apollo Gallery was facing west and did not cover the window where the thieves used power tools to break in. > [source](https://abcnews.go.com/International/louvre-museum-reopens-after-heist-director-set-testify/story?id=126749218) That's what you get when you hire clueless idiots. This is an obvious inside job. Even Matt Walsh made a video about the DEI idiot. > An iconic museum in France hired a female head of security for the first time in its centuries-long history. A year later, burglars stole priceless jewels in broad daylight. Are these two things potentially connected? > [Is This Woman The Real Reason The Louvre Was Broken Into?!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2R_6_HWHGHI)