✍🏻 Even if the government succeeds in calming down the riots, the power balance has clearly changed in favour of the occupant.

The riots revealed the occupiers' anti-French consensus, both on the part of the extremists on the ground and the so-called 'integrated' individuals who gave to the most violents the personal addresses of policemen or gendarmes in addition to their claimed support.

The French government no longer governs, it is at the mercy of the mood of the foreign masses, its greatest admission of powerlessness having been to plead with the parents of the rioters to keep their children at home.

Blocking social networks for a few days only postpones the problem. The government is trying to solve a third-world phenomenon with developed-country solutions, it's not working. Radical action would only lead to an escalation of confrontations that the state is not even guaranteed to win (remember that ammunition stocks were exhausted after just 5 nights of rioting).

This was a huge blow to the image of France, which is seen as a weak country in the midst of a transfer of power. It is clear that the demographic pressures on what's left of the state until it's completely replaced.

In the meantime, France will continue to languish as best it can, asphyxiating more and more of the indigenous population in order to buy some extra peace and quiet, while the occupiers, benefiting from tax-free zones, continue to grow in power.

🇫🇷 - Police arresting looters inside a store, last night.

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🇫🇷 Nationalist activists patrol the streets in Lyon to restore order.

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If the army had a free hand, the entire country would be "liberated" in ten days. If the army had its hands free, the entire country and its institutions would be purged in a month. Literally.

It takes a company of infantry to hold a no-go-zone ; it takes 15 sailors to man a container ship; it takes only 3 judges to judge a thousand traitors. This great historical cleaning would be very easy to set up, even if one is attached to the forms of legality. The difficulty lies elsewhere.

The question that will arise is indeed the following: how far is the French population ready to go to guarantee its survival and the future of its children?

This is where the country will be divided, between those who are ready for anything, and those who want to set more or less strict limits. It is this debate that will drag out the conflict.

🔗 Civil War is Inevitable — 2021

🇫🇷💰 POLEMIC IN FRANCE DUE TO MASSIVE POPULATION SUPPORT TO THE POLICE

🔥 While France has been experiencing race riots for several days after a policeman shot and killed Nahel, an Algerian criminal, yet another controversy has erupted.

🗣️ French far-right activists have set up a fund to support the policeman, who is being harassed not only by Arabs but also by the courts, which want to put him in prison.

📊 In just a few days, the fund has already reached nearly 1 million euros in donations, with tens of thousands of donations from French citizens supporting the policeman. The fund to support the policeman is therefore 10 times larger than the one created to support Nahel and his criminal family.

🙏🏻 The French far left is furious, declaring that "it's not normal that killing an Arab can make you a millionaire", and accusing the French of being massively racist by supporting the policeman rather than the criminal Algerian.

💫 If you'd like to take part in the kitty, even for 1€, here's the link.

The French Firefighter whom was killed last night. RIP

🇹🇷🇫🇷 Turkish President Erdoğan said on Monday that "institutional racism" and "Islamophobia" were primarily to blame for the nationwide riots in France.

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