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Written by Steve Watson through Modernity.news,

The streets of France burned down, the shops were looted and stripped to a goal, and the historical town hall collapsed during arson. However, the most striking images of Saturday night were not fires. They were acting like nothing was happening.

One female ran consecutive through thick smoke, passing the burning barricade, treating chaos as moving on a treadmill outside.

French boomers danced on, while buildings were set on fire around them, and the guide was filmed as she continued her regular for visitors, smiling and pointing out distinctive points while the flames virtually devoured the city just before the tourists.

Meanwhile, the alleged leader of France, president Emmanuel Macron, was filmed at a Celine Dion concert.

It's the worst night of riots and unrest in years. The authorities reported about 550 000 people on the streets (the others claimed 800,000). This day brought from 1,200 to 1,800 arrests and over 500 wounded police, gendarmes, and firefighters. 1 individual died of cardiac arrest in Paris.

W Limoges deliberately set fire to 143-year-old town hall; its needle and roof collapsed. Prefect Maurice Barate called the attackers a "wild horde".

Mayor Guillaume Guérin said that the people entering threatened the staff, telling them they would be killed. The building survived 2 planet wars.

W Lyons tourist office, described as a historical building in the heart of the city, was set on fire, and officials considered this failure a tragedy.

Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said that the government cannot be "terrorized" and blamed "ultralevica" and criminals. Interior Minister Laurent Nunez pointed out "extremely leftist" protesters to whom they joined "criminals who robbed and looted."

The deputy mayor of Paris Emmanuel Gregoire stated that "all the streets were destroyed." Macron, although inactive claiming to be legal protesters, which should not be ignored, later said that those who broke into buildings, attacked prefectures and robbed city hall "will be prosecuted and punished".

W Marseilles riots entered town hall, knocked down Marianne's bust and raised the Palestinian flags.

Rolex, Hermès, Louis Vuitton and another stores were emptied in daylight.

The looters besides broke into the Centre Bourse buying centre and began taking everything they could carry.

Prefect Jacques Witkowski said those active "did not come to the demonstration, no They came for a demonstration, just a robbery.

In Paris, the female who joined the marches was filmed screaming, "This is not a case," while others began looting; She was pushed aside and was told they had "urgent shopping" to do.

Aline's restaurant owner from La Barrique was beaten., her face bruised, her place ransacked and burned.

The telephone store owner was sitting among the ruined remains of his business.

W A good individual associated with the attack store was attacked after confronting rioters.

The groups besides took over tourist cars.

Another passage shows alleged students protesting stopping to plunder a jewelry store.

Recordings of looting and street chaos were widely made available as a direct effect of left-wing policies and education that put ideology beyond the basic order.

Recordings from many cities show fewer French flags among the most violent crowds. muslim and Palestinian flags dominate.

In 1 passage, men interrupt plunder and force on the Parisian street to pray and then continue.

A Spanish writer was confronted with 2 men making gestures of throat slitting; reports described them as second and 3rd generation migrants.

The image of Joan of Arc in the hijab, holding the Palestinian flag, circulated widely.

The widespread coverage of writer Paul Amar claimed that the groups were coming with addresses of the town hall and shops belonging to Jews, and on 1 of the streets in Marseille were burning companies belonging to Jews, while those run by Muslims were not.

Organized networks, not spontaneous students

This is not a spontaneous student protest that got out of control.

The Fox News Digital investigation showed that out of about 50 organizations active around unrest, only around 1 3rd were real student or youth groups. Others include trade unions, communist and socialist organizations, the French Communist Party, La France Insoumise, and a mention group for Palestinians.

The same accounts followed backing and strengthening backing to networks linked to Shanghai's Neville mogul Roy Singham, including media specified as Breakthrough News.

Violence is intensified by a red-green alliance of communists, socialists, and Islamists who usage "studental" regrets as a cover for wider disruptions.

A fragment circulating on X shows pallets of bottles appearing on the street, as if planned earlier, suggesting that chaos was organized, and the rioters were equipped, alternatively than acting spontaneously.

The first complaints about teachers' shortages and ageing school buildings are now just a footnote.

France spends above the EU average on higher education. This does not explain why luxury shops were emptied, why the town hall of the 19th century was set on fire, why people were beaten in the streets or in their workplaces, or why large groups of crowds waved abroad flags and stopped to pray on the street.

The media continues to focus on "education reform" and presenting the cost of living. The videos show something completely different: organised demolition possible through decades of open borders, where the first, second and 3rd generations of migrants destruct and burn.

While the country was looted and set on fire, people danced and ran through smoke, conducted guided tours, and the president attended the concert. This is the clearest image of how much the authoritative version broke distant from what was actually happening on the spot.

Translated by Google Translator

source:https://www.zerohedge.com/