Subscribe Now
Politics

France has fallen: patriots raided, Internet censored, the police union threatens “tomorrow we will be in resistance” against “wild hordes” | The gateway expert | by Richard Abelson

bizfinnews.comBy 08 Mins Read
France-Police.jpeg

Riots continue in France as the police station in Rouen was set on fire last night. Patriot militias took to the streets of France, battling rioters for the first time. Right-wing politicians call for cuts in welfare for parents of migrant thugs. French police unions have warned the government “Today the police are in combat because we are at war, tomorrow we will be in resistance”.

NOTE: This article uses Twitter links to display videos often not available elsewhere. Twitter censored accounts and videos from France. Please also search GETTR, Rumble and other free platforms for #FranceHasFallen news

72 people were arrested on Monday evening and 159 vehicles set on fire as riots continued. 202 fires were set on the roads last night and 24 buildings burned down. Four police stations were attacked.

French President Emmanuel Macron was due to meet the mayors of 220 towns affected by the riots on Tuesday.

A police station in the Châtelet district of Rouen was set on fire as terrified neighbors filmed the rioters.

A GoFundme launched by right-wing pundit Jean Messiha for police officer Florian M. accused of “voluntary homicide” after nearly being run over by 17-year-old mobster Nahel M. a week ago in the Parisian suburbs, Nanterre reached nearly 1.5 M€.

Instead of cracking down on protesters, however, the French government is cracking down on “right-wing militias,” citizens trying to protect their communities, and censoring the internet to prevent the spread of footage of the worst race riots in European history.

Street battles broke out between patriots and rioters in Angers on the Loire in western France.

In Angers, the Right-Wing Students’ Association (Right-Wing Students Rally – RED) gathered in their Alvarium cafe chased away about fifty masked thugs who came to attack them.

In Chambéry, in south-eastern France, local patriots chanted: “Wake up, France, this is your home!”

Also in Chambéry, rioters threw a Molotov cocktail at French people defending their neighborhood.

Instead of supporting local patriots, French police fired tear gas to dispel militia patrols in Lyon and immediately raided the homes of right-wing activists.

This led many observers to wonder why the police could respond so quickly to attempts to defend French communities, but not the rioters. Talk to Generation identity activist Martin Sellner (English starts at 24:00)assistant to the European deputy and reconquest party vice president Nicholas Bay, Bastien Rondeau Frimas noted that police had been instructed not to suppress protests for fear of “escalation”.

“Of course, a strong leader like Éric Zémmour could crush that very easily. The police have been ordered not to do the same because they “do not want to add fuel to the fire”. The orders from the government are explicit: We don’t want you to fight this, we just want you to secure Hell. They believe if the cops acted it would explode,” Frimas said.

Frimas compared this to the violent police reaction to the yellow vest protests that began in 2018: “The police ran over the protesters (yellow vests). It was crazy. Police violence, firing non-lethal weapons directly at people’s faces. When it was over, the same people who are rioting now came from the suburbs, rioting and destroying cars and shops, and they were followed by the police, just making sure they didn’t attack people. I saw this with my own eyes. They could have dispersed them but they didn’t want to.

French authorities are now cracking down on young patriots who dare to fight back, Frimas said. “Today, French police raided the homes of young patriots in Angers, as they are apparently a danger to the state. In Lyon, a group of patriots protested against the inaction of the state, and the police immediately moved to disperse them.

Rioting videos are being removed from Twitter, Frimas said. “They are trying to censor Twitter and impose a total blackout. They want to secure the city centers, because that is where their electoral base lives, and hide what is happening around them, because people only watch the TV news. They never realize what is happening.

Twitter has now limited the scope of verified and unverified accounts. Photojournalists attempting to document the riots were attacked by police.

“I think few French people realize how bad it was,” Frimas said. “Cops and prison guards were chased through the streets.” The home addresses of police officers and prison guards have been doxxed and officers have been threatened in their homes, Frimas said. A supervisor of the Nanterre prison was chased down the street and robbed.

The French police unions Alliance Police Nationale and UNSA released a statement also protest against the government’s response; “Faced with these savage hordes, calling for calm is not enough, it must be imposed, restore order in the republic and put those arrested beyond what they can do,” reads the press release. . “Today the police are in combat because we are in war, tomorrow we will be in resistance and the government should realize this.”

Jordan Bardelaboss of Marine LePen national rally party (RN), called to “suspend social benefits to parents of repeat offenders where there is clear evidence of negligence”. The leader of the right reconquest to party Eric Zemmour said that “parents are responsible for 13-year-olds, we can suspend their social benefits”.

Zémmour called the violence a “race war” and an “invasion among us”. write in Le FigaroFrench Canadian expert Mathieu Bock-Cote said: “This is not a civil war – this is an invasion.”

“We’re all in this together,” Frimas said. “This is happening in all our countries. We must stick together. If it happens to the French, it will happen to the Germans, the Austrians, the Italians and the Swedes, simply because we are Europeans. They don’t hate French. They hate white people. It’s like in the United States. »

A video has emerged showing ’17-year-old police victim Nahel M. riding a motorcycle ‘Fast and Furious’ style:

Share.
malay.aditya26

Related Posts

Add A Comment

Leave A Reply