Algerian and Morrocan Descendants and Immigrant Protests/Riots in France

It seems that some people want more chaos.

Is this Press release real?
I am struck by the part about the government urging people to calm down instead of cutting down violence, looting, arson, etc., they know how to... People get angry and law enforcement gets angrier. But if the cops are not cautious, it could backfire more... Perhaps it's the purpose.
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"Now that's enough...

Facing these savage hordes, asking for calm is no longer enough, it must be imposed!

Restoring the republican order and putting the apprehended beyond the capacity to harm should be the only political signals to give.

In the face of such exactions, the police family must stand together.

Our colleagues, like the majority of citizens, can no longer bear the tyranny of these violent minorities.

The time is not for union action, but for combat against these "pests". Surrendering, capitulating, and pleasing them by laying down arms are not the solutions in light of the gravity of the situation.

All means must be put in place to restore the rule of law as quickly as possible.

Once restored, we already know that we will relive this mess that we have been enduring for decades.

For these reasons, Alliance Police Nationale and UNSA Police will take their responsibilities and warn the government from now on that at the end, we will be in action and without concrete measures for the legal protection of the Police
 
It seems that some people want more chaos.

Is this Press release real?
I am struck by the part about the government urging people to calm down instead of cutting down violence, looting, arson, etc., they know how to... People get angry and law enforcement gets angrier. But if the cops are not cautious, it could backfire more... Perhaps it's the purpose.


Wow, if that's for real, that's really quite something :shock:

Notice that they used the word "chienlit", which is a reference to de Gaulle's speech during the 1968 revolt. See:

 
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[Émeutes] L’honneur d’un policier

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Par Georges Michel - Deux vies basculent, l’une dans la mort, l’autre dans l’enfer.

[Riots] The honor of a policeman
By Georges Michel - Two lives change, one in death, the other in hell.
 
On donne espace aux délinquants pour créer du chaos, pour alimenter la peur, l'insécurité, pour créer de nouvelles lois plus strictes encore, mais aussi malsaines que celles durant la plandémie. La rage est dans les airs, la haine va s'installer et ça, c'est un virus qui risque de couter cher, plus cher que ladite Covid. Macron, nous le savons, est une utile marionnette et en plus malade mentale. Ils vont utiliser cette folie collective pour rendre la vie plus difficile, pour permettre le totalitarisme de s'installer avec plus de force. Des montagnes russes à l'horizon et pas juste pour la France.


Et aussi, il ne faut pas l'oublier : maintenant la vérité sur les "vaccins" sort et ça il ne faut pas en parler, ce génocide il faut le cacher et quoi de mieux que cette rage dans les rues pour cacher ce qui est réellement le grand problème ?

Merci pour l'information que vous apportez sur ce thread.
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We're giving delinquents room to create chaos, to feed fear and insecurity, to create new laws that are even stricter, but just as unhealthy as those during the plandemic. Rage is in the air, hatred is going to take hold, and that's a virus that's likely to be expensive, more expensive than the aforementioned Covid. As we know, Macron is a useful puppet, and a mentally ill one at that. They're going to use this collective madness to make life more difficult, to allow totalitarianism to take hold with greater force. A roller-coaster on the horizon, and not just for France.

And let's not forget it: now the truth about "vaccines" is coming out, and we mustn't talk about it, this genocide must be hidden, and what better way to hide what is really the big problem than with this rage in the streets?

Thank you for the information you bring to this thread.
 
Paris suburb: driving school managers sold assault rifles on housing estates
After more than a year's investigation, eight men have been indicted in a case of trafficking in weapons of war. The criminals obtained their supplies through burglaries and imports from Eastern Europe.
 
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"J'ai acheté un enfant ukrainien pour 5 mille dollars pour le revendre 25".
En Ukraine, le trafic d’enfants a été mis sur le marché. Des enfants sont emmenés en Europe et aux États-Unis pour être transplantés et prostitués.

"I bought a Ukrainian child for 5 thousand dollars to resell him 25".
In Ukraine, child trafficking has been put on the market. Children are taken to Europe and the United States to be transplanted and prostituted.
 
Wow, if that's for real, that's is really quite something :shock:

Yeah, it's kind of like France's version of the George Floyd (or similar) protests that have happened in the US over the past few years. It's a toxic mix of a subgroup in the population who feel discriminated against combined with the general tendency among the French people (all of them) to see protests as the go-to response to any grievance. Throw in summer holidays with kids off school, food and energy price increases and a generalized 'malaise' among the population...
 
Thank you for sharing these infos. I watched the news yesterday for once, It feels like a re-run of the BLM riots in 2020 in the US. But it has the potential of becoming much, much worse than that.
I felt sadness for this Nahel and these youth looting. They probably didn't have a positive father figure in their life, were influenced by rap culture of drugs, easy money, violence, porn etc, everything that make masculinity toxic.

They are so spiritually deprived that burning public transport, shops and institution, looting the nearest Apple store or Mc Donalds feels justified. They don't see that they are harming there own people. Virtually nobody, no matter their skin color, defends this policeman's actions. And with Macaroni in power, I fear the worst.

And I felt sadness for the rest of us, because we have collectively failed to be more aware, to bring out more positive role models. I don't think we would have stood a chance anyway, but this situation has such a potential to bring suffering to innocents, I wish we had been able to avoid it.
 
Wow, if that's for real, that's really quite something :shock:

Notice that they used the word "chienlit", which is a reference to de Gaulle's speech during the 1968 revolt. See:

Yup, it's hot in France right now, but only in certain some sectors of some cities. This is not a nationwide 'Yellow Vest' rebellion. Anglophones are interpreting the images they're seeing as either:

1.) The French in general are in open revolt against The Globalist Agenda so it's time to replace Macron, or

2.) Recently arrived migrants are in open revolt, so it's 'time to close the borders'

Both are wrong. Here's Arnaud Bertrand again:

First of all, like it or not these "immigrants" are French, in their immense majority. Most often for the 2nd or 3rd generation since the bulk of the immigrants from North Africa came in the 60s and 70s. And they came to France because we colonized their country, which was a historical mistake of profound significance, which France committed.

Other mistake: we then parked these populations together in suburban ghettos, meaning that France created this divide that we today live with between these populations and the rest of the French population.

Third mistake: France always had this totally unrealistic ideal of "assimilation", instead of understanding that you can't erase someone's culture, even after multiple generations, and that the only realistic thing to do is therefore to accommodate different cultures.

What happens when you have a large population of a given culture and that you don't accommodate or respect it, instead trying to unrealistically convert them to another culture? You create resentment, defiance and, again, divide.

These are the root causes of the issue. Like it or not, France does have a very large Muslim population of North African origin. They will have a different culture than the "traditional" French culture, probably for ever or at least for many, many generations.

You can either put your head in the sand (the solution of the left) or go for an apartheid-like regime (the solution of the right) but neither of these are actual solutions. The only actual solution is to change France as a country that accommodates and respects different cultures in its midst.

There are actually excellent examples of this in Asia. Singapore - where approx 15% of the population is Muslim - is an excellent example of how Islam can flourish in the context of a secular state. Muslim holidays in Singapore are public holidays for the whole country. They also have a "Maintenance of Religious Harmony Act" which bans "causing feelings of enmity, hatred, ill-will or hostility between different religious groups". This is a wise policy that allows for mutual respect and harmony between communities. Sadly I don't see France adopting a similar path anytime soon. And this is why these problems will keep worsening.

In short, you'd need regime change. Not the modern understanding of regime change, where the executive branch of government is simply replaced with new figureheads answering to different overseas sponsors. ACTUAL regime change where there's a positive paradigm shift in the perspective, political philosophy, and mode of governing among the elite/intelligentsia. And that's not going to happen any time soon.
 
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Paris suburb: driving school managers sold assault rifles on housing estates

This is not a 'Yellow Vest' movement. It's an urban minority of the French population that is rioting, burning and looting. This is on par with the George Floyd riots in the US in the summer of 2020. In this case, however, the police really did go too far by shooting dead a 17-year-old for not obeying a traffic stop.
 
Those last nights I had strong nightmares which is rather unusual for me. So I wonder if the PTB did activate some tech to heating up the mood in big cities. It's a bit of stretching but the coincidence appeals to me.

P.S.
Thanks to moved all the posts Joe, in this very appropriate thread.
 
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In short, you'd need regime change. Not the modern understanding of regime change, where the executive branch of government is simply replaced with new figureheads answering to different overseas sponsors. ACTUAL regime change where the entire perspective, political philosophy, and mode of governing among the entire elite/intelligentsia changes for the better. And that's not going to happen any time soon.

Yeah, although I don't think any of this would have been a serious problem if not for the long years of phony "Muslim terror attacks" in Europe (many of them in France) that set the tone for ethnic, religious and cultural division in France and more broadly Europe.
 
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