Former high-ranking French military commander and respective another elder officers reportedly delivered an ultimatum on July 2 to French president Emmanuel Marcon torestore order in the country within 48 hoursOr they'll do it alone, with an army.
A letter from 20 elder officers that included a threat was reportedly circulating in Britain and France. A informing would not only represent a "post" of officers in action against the state and the legitimate government, but would besides entail very serious penalties for those who participated in it.
The fatal shooting of 17-year-old Nahel M. in Paris by the French police on June 27 during the halt of the movement sparked mass riots that have caused city law enforcement authorities and surrounding suburbs to fight to keep law and order.
Former Parliamentary candidate from the Brexit Barnsley organization Jim Ferguson tweeted that this informing allegedly came from the erstwhile Chief of the French Armed Forces, a highly respected and decorated General Pierre de Villiers, who had quarreled with Macro about his globalist policy and who he publically humiliated during an argument about cutting defence spending.
According to Ferguson, De Villiers and elder military officials issued a informing that they would intervene next week if riots will stay unquenchable.
It would not be amazing if the general led the squad that issued the warning, as De Villiers publically criticized the ongoing conflict and European policy towards Ukraine. He stresses that the Russian-Ukrainian war "is not in the interest" of European national states and that its continuation serves only the peculiar interests of the United States government. Paris Le Figaro reported that the erstwhile Chief of Armed Forces argued that European countries should work on deescalation of war in Ukraine, alternatively of following the American "high-risk policy, escalator".
Meanwhile, reports say the general indicated that "the rioters in France armed themselves with automatic weapons, as further reports continued in another profoundly worrying and worrying turn of events as Macron continues to lose control of the situation".
Currently, no another updates are available. Nothing yet confirms whether the ultimatum is real or propaganda.
France under Macron is constantly struggling with crises
At the minute France continues to detonate with violencewhile its citizens are terrorized and their cities are on fire. Many French citizens and "yellow vests" re-attach themselves to protests and call on Macron to resign or remove. And it's not the first time he's faced hard situations like fresh political turmoil.
In March, the riots besides broke out due to a deep political crisis erstwhile he raised his retirement age from 62 to 64, asking French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne to trust on Article 49.3 of the French Constitution, which gives the executive authority the right to revoke the legislative vote. (Related: Macron raises retirement age from 62 to 64, causing riots across France.)
He said that it was essential to keep the competitiveness of the French economy and prevent the pension deficit. The president told the ministers that "a financial hazard would be besides big" if members of the National Assembly rejected the proposal.
Moreover, even during his first term, his road was bumpy due to the fact that he faced protests of Yellow Kamizelek, the Wuhan COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic and the ever-present threat of terrorism in France. "It's as if France was a speedy, all crisis reveals tensions, a conflict in society, tensions concerning the respect due to our institutions ... Our country constantly cites Republican values, but it seems that full segments of the population do not feel that they are crucial to them," said Bruno Cautes, a politician investigator from the Institute of Sciences Po.
According to Jordan Bardella, the successor of the erstwhile president of the National Assembly Marine Le Pen, fresh riots revealed weaknesses that could encourage populist discourse. "Our political consequence must be reasonable, referring to the reality and everyday life of the French" - he added.
His organization predecessor Le Pen, who finished second after Macrona in the 2022 election, refrained from simmering her reaction to the riot participants by sticking to her mainstream policy strategy.
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