Riots In France

[Michigan Swamp Buck]

OK, the information from sources other than the MSM and legacy media are likely for real along with the first reports out of France. Now, take notes because I am of the opinion that because the cops are ignoring the Muslim protestors and going after the "patriot militia" AKA natural-born French citizens protecting their streets, this will be the M.O. here in the U.S. but mostly due to Latinos crossing the southern border along with CPP, and Muslim illegals supported by BLM and ANTIFA attacking native citizens here in the U.S.

[Bally002]

Cheers for the Vid @"Skye"#109.  Pretty ugly.  The thought that 4 toddlers were stabbed to death in another part of France got no mention in the media but the shooting was covered.  Actors and celebs along with that absolutely useless UN basically labelling the French authorities and administration as racist inclined.  This includes the police who forces are made up with members of all races and religions.

I dare say it again like I previously posted.  Bring in the Foreign Legion to restore order.

Kind regards,

Bally

[Rodinus]

Im back folks.

I will update you all from over hère in France tomorrow as tons of stuff to do today.

Hugs

Rod

[F2d5thCav]

Read one (informed) opinion that French society is a power struggle between three factions now.

The immigrants, the left leaning Paris elite, and "ordinary France" -- those who live in smaller cities and the countryside.

The elite play the police, praising them when they bash heads of people like the working people protesting the arbitrary increase in the pension age, and castigating them when there is an incident with an immigrant youth who had already been in court 15 times.

The elite aren't large in number but still control the police, the army, the media, and various powers among the commercial sector.  Lets them get away with a lot.

Cheers

[727Sky]

Read one (informed) opinion that French society is a power struggle between three factions now.

The immigrants, the left leaning Paris elite, and "ordinary France" -- those who live in smaller cities and the countryside.

The elite play the police, praising them when they bash heads of people like the working people protesting the arbitrary increase in the pension age, and castigating them when there is an incident with an immigrant youth who had already been in court 15 times.

The elite aren't large in number but still control the police, the army, the media, and various powers among the commercial sector.  Lets them get away with a lot.

Cheers

Hummm sounds like just about all the other countries !!

[Infolurker]

French Authorities confirm this is a car bomb in an assassination attempt on the Mayor and His Family. (Video)

https://twitter.com/AaronGIFFss/status/1...6370061314

Immigrants in Nice chanting ‘**** France!’ and ‘We’re just here for the welfare! For the red passport!’

https://twitter.com/GoldingBF/status/167...6281849856



Meanwhile, closer to home:

Overnight, Somali-American youths in Minneapolis celebrated July 4 by attacking police with fireworks.

https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/167...9716043788

[xuenchen]

Some reports claiming MSM pictures and stories are fake and/or from other countries and/or past events !!!

Can anybody confirm anything as real and/or accurate ?? 

Who benefits from fake stories here? Or, are they just using old info to make the current stuff more "Dramatic"? 

[Infolurker]

https://www.aol.com/news/france-riots-li...06008.html

Children as young as 12 or 13 have been detained for attacking law enforcement and setting fires during six nights of violence after the fatal police shooting of 17-year-old Nahel Merzouk in suburban Paris.

The average age of the 3,354 people arrested over the past week was 17, the interior minister Gerald Darmanin said.

In all, 99 town halls have been attacked during the unrest, including an attempt to ram a burning vehicle into the home of l’Hay-les-Les Roses mayor Vincent Jeanbrun. His wife and one of his young children were injured during the attack, which began at the weekend while they slept.

“We saw the real face of the rioters, that of assassins,” Mr Jeanbrun said in an emotional speech. France and “democracy itself” were being attacked in the days of rioting, he said.

Attack on mayor’s home prompts support for local governments


Monday 3 July 2023 16:00 , Maryam Zakir-Hussain

A car packed with explosives struck the home of the mayor of the Paris suburb of L’Hay-les-Roses over the weekend, an unusually personal attack that authorities said would be prosecuted as an attempted homicide.
The attack prompted an outpouring of support for local governments in many towns where the city hall is often literally central to public life.


L’Hay-les-Roses Mayor Vincent Jeanbrun said his wife and one of his children were injured and criticized the government for doing too little, too late — and said blaming social media or parents was papering over a bigger problem.

[Kenzo]

Opinion from someone in France , i dont know who this person is


Riot update: French right-wing influencer tells followers “do nothing” — let the Republic fall as it’s intended to…


French far-right influencer Papacito to his followers: «Do not intervene, let the Republic go to the end of its logic»

[Infolurker]

Hundreds defy Paris protest ban a week after riots

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/par...023-07-08/

 Hundreds of protesters defied a ban on Saturday to march in central Paris against police violence, a week after riots sparked by the killing of a teenager in a Parisian suburb.

Police dispersed the crowd from Paris's huge Place de la Republique, sending several hundred people towards the wide Boulevard Magenta, where they were seen marching peacefully. Two people were arrested, Paris police said after the demonstration.

The Paris police department said in a decision published on its website that it had banned the planned demonstration, citing a "context of tensions".


"We still enjoy freedom of expression in France, but freedom of assembly, in particular, is under threat", said Felix Bouvarel, a health worker who came to the gathering in spite of the ban which he called "shocking."
Authorities also banned a demonstration in the northern city of Lille on Saturday, while a march in Marseille took place with a changed trajectory, ordered out of the city centre.


Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said this week that more than 3,000 people, mostly teenagers, had been arrested in six nights of riots that ended a week ago. Some 2,500 buildings were damaged.