Algerian and Morrocan Descendants and Immigrant Protests/Riots in France

The riots will eventually lose momentum and despite all the material damage, it's still pales relatively to the damage introduced by politicians via de-industrialization, covid-related destruction of jobs and the economy, etc.
However, this will leave the population divided, fragile, and ripe for the taking by a 'saviour'.
There is this remark in the 13 may 2017 session that may be an indication of where things might eventually be going:

While everybody's debating which one's fault it is (the cop or the teenager), there might be (perhaps) some larger plans at play in the shadows.
No doubt about that, like this one:

Requisitions: Macron's first serious attack on private property

For several months now, the right to private property has been under discreet but heavy attack in Europe, against a backdrop of growing tensions. We have already pointed out the risks posed by rising interest rates on first-time buyers with debts in Great Britain, a policy which contributes to the "densification of housing" advocated by the globalized caste and its environmentalist auxiliaries. For its part, the European Commission has announced that it will use frozen Russian assets to rebuild Ukraine. In this general movement, where property rights are beginning to be nibbled away on all sides, Emmanuel Macron is doing his bit: article 23 of the military programming law specifies (imprudently in our view) the regime for requisitions in the event of danger to the nation. A government amendment even provides for prison sentences for those who refuse to obey them. This measure is in line with the general logic of the "emergency" on which Macron relies so heavily.

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Hereafter a Deepl translation of this article 23, directly from the Assemblée Nationale website:

Requisition is a mechanism of public power available to the State to obtain, in the absence of any other means at its disposal, the supply of a good or the performance of a service, by a natural or legal person, when these cannot be obtained through amicable negotiation or by contract.
[...]
- requisitions to deal with threats to the life of the nation. These are threats whose territorial scope exceeds those which the prefectural authorities can counter on the basis of the General Code of Local Authorities. This applies equally to essential economic activities (necessary for water, energy or food supply, for example), the protection of the population, the integrity of the territory or the permanence of the institutions of the Republic, as well as threats justifying the implementation of France's international defense commitments. Given the constitutional prerogatives of the President of the Republic, guarantor of national independence, the continuity of the State and the regular functioning of public authorities, it is up to him to order such requisitions, by decree deliberated in the Council of Ministers. He may do so even if the threat is not immediate, but merely foreseeable, in order to ensure that the nation is prepared at an earlier stage for the dangers that could affect it. When such a threat arises, it will also be possible to order the freezing of movable property liable to be requisitioned, for a period not exceeding fifteen days, renewable once only;

- requisitions decided by decree of the Prime Minister, aimed specifically at dealing with emergency situations involving the safeguarding of national defense interests. This involves entrusting the Head of Government, who is responsible for national defense, with the task of taking the urgent measures required, in the absence of any other means available in good time, to enable the State to carry out the operations necessary for its defense, even independently of any threat to the life of the Nation. This may involve, for example, the need to carry out a defense operation as a matter of urgency, using resources that the State cannot acquire within a timeframe compatible with the conduct of the operation (such as the recovery of a military aircraft damaged at sea).

Furthermore, the usefulness of requisitions can only be guaranteed if the people, goods and services likely to be requisitioned are identified in advance of crisis periods or emergency situations. As a result, provisions have been made for the identification of goods and people likely to be requisitioned, as well as for the organization of exercises.
 
"Saint-Denis (93): this night, while fighting against a fire from several vehicles in a parking lot, a young Corporal-Chief of the Paris Fire Brigade, aged 24, died"
I had read on a Telegram channel that the young man had died of a heart attack.

Possible both cases, not good. One, may be a side effect of the injection and the other for what it may imply if the young man died for doing his duty, putting out a fire that the miscreants started, no matter how much the article/authorities try to deny it.


This is what I found:
Saint-Denis: a 24-year-old firefighter dies fighting a vehicle fire

Saint-Denis: a 24-year-old firefighter dies fighting a vehicle fire.
Dorian Damelincourt, a master corporal at the La Courneuve rescue center, suffered a heart attack while fighting a fire in the parking lot of an apartment building with 200 other firefighters.

The Paris Fire Brigade (BSPP) has so far made no link with the riots. A firefighter from the La Courneuve rescue center died on Sunday night.

Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin made the announcement on Twitter: "Last night, while fighting a multi-vehicle fire in an underground parking lot in Saint-Denis (Seine-Saint-Denis), a young 24-year-old master corporal from the Paris fire department died despite being quickly attended to by his teammates".



Emergency services were called at around 3 a.m. to a vehicle fire in the underground parking lot on level -1 of a four-storey apartment block at 87 rue du Landy, Saint-Denis. According to the Préfecture de Police, the cause of the fire is still unknown. 200 fire-fighters were sent to the scene from some thirty emergency centers. As the fire spread to the upper floors, some 100 residents were evacuated and accommodated in a local gymnasium.


On Monday morning, firefighters were still mobilized by the blaze. LP/Hélène Haus
According to information from Le Parisien, the fire on which Dorian Damelincourt was working may have caused an explosion, affecting the firefighter, who fell into cardiorespiratory arrest. "Despite immediate care by his colleagues, followed by the efforts of medical teams to resuscitate him, he died at 5:45 a.m. at the Percy Armed Forces Training Hospital in Clamart," said the Paris Police Prefecture (PP) in a statement.

"Don't confuse concomitance with causality".
The Ministry's report on the riots does not mention a firefighter injured on the night of July 2 to 3, whereas three police officers and gendarmes were hit while responding to the urban violence linked to the death of young Nahel last Tuesday. And while an investigation has been opened into the circumstances of the death, entrusted to the Seine-Saint-Denis judicial police, the firefighters have so far made no link between the riots and the tragic death of their companion. "We respond to around ten fires of this type every week of the year, so we mustn't confuse concomitance with causality", insists the BSPP
Is that so? And yet, I can't help but doubt.
"The investigation has been referred to the Seine-Saint-Denis departmental criminal investigation department by the public prosecutor at the Bobigny criminal court. The investigation, which will focus on determining the origin of the incident and the exact circumstances of the tragedy, has just begun", says the Paris Prefecture of Police...
 
La cagnotte du policier incarcéré explose : un signe du ras-le-bol des Français
Par Philippe Kerlouan - L’opinion publique estime que ce policier est un bouc émissaire.

The incarcerated policeman's kitty explodes: a sign of the fed up of the French
By Philippe Kerlouan - Public opinion considers this policeman to be a scapegoat.
 
À Lorient, la défense des « anti-casseurs » s’organise contre les racailles
Par Arnaud Florac - Ce prêt de main-forte aussi spontané qu'efficace est à la fois un très bon et un très mauvais signal.

In Lorient, the defense of "anti-breakers" is organized against scum
By Arnaud Florac - This lending of a helping hand, as spontaneous as it is effective, is both a very good and a very bad signal.
 
Gard : un policier touché par une balle de 9 mm sauvé par son gilet pare-balles
Par Boulevard Voltaire - Une enquête pour tentative d’assassinat sur personne dépositaire de l’autorité publique a été ouverte.

Gard: a policeman hit by a 9mm bullet saved by his bulletproof vest
By Boulevard Voltaire - An investigation for attempted assassination of a person holding public authority has been opened.
 

In Lorient, the defense of "anti-breakers" is organized against scum
By Arnaud Florac - This lending of a helping hand, as spontaneous as it is effective, is both a very good and a very bad signal.
At this article, regarding the "very bad signal" says this: to which - contrary to the author-,
I found it, positive. I mean, It is high time that people realize that the state has no intention of looking out for their best interests. The pandemic, the injections, the war with Ukraine, the energy problem, the green agenda, etc., have been clear and strong signals.
But it's also a very bad sign. It means that, in the minds of a growing number of French citizens, the state is no longer able to protect them, and they have to do it themselves. In turn, it means that, faced with people who hate France, there are people who are ready to defend it alongside the cops. In short, it means the bankruptcy of the famous "republican pact". Once again, the parliamentarians' palaver rolls and dialogues straight out of an episode of L'Instit' have proved their ridiculousness. Faced with scum, people are starting to stand up and help the police. One can imagine that some member of the Syndicat de la magistrature will launch an investigation to find these people who have the bad taste not to let themselves be spat on and not to watch their city burn in silence.
 
A plume of smoke visible for several kilometers around. Monday July 3, 2023, a violent fire broke out in a camp for travelers set up along the N184, in Saint-Ouen-l'Aumône (Val-d'Oise).

Traveler camp evacuated

The incident occurred around noon for a reason that remains to be determined. At 12:45 p.m., 70 firefighters were dispatched to the scene . According to initial findings, a dozen caravans caught fire, the flames threatening to spread to other vehicles. Rescuers evacuated the camp.

As the intervention is currently in progress, it is advisable to avoid the area.


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| On the night of Wednesday, June 28 to Thursday, June 29, around 4 a.m., rue du Levant in Nanterre, a 37-year-old supervisor of the Nanterre prison center, was recognized in the street by two men in a car.

He was then chased and targeted by fireworks mortar fire to the cries of “a supervisor! a supervisor ! ".

After trying to flee, he was finally caught and gave in to the injunctions of his attackers, who stripped him of his personal belongings, including his business card. The investigation was entrusted to the SDPJ 92. The scene was also filmed and broadcast on social networks:

To see tomorrow on @CNews : the striking testimony of a prison guard whose residence in Nanterre was attacked by twenty determined rioters during the night of Friday to Saturday June 1.

The rioters landed around 2:15 a.m. in a residence in the Nanterre prison area, where families attached to the ministries of justice and the interior live. They attacked residents' homes and cars, including prison guards, with artificial mortars and cobblestones.

Residents, many of whom had their windows open because of the heat, were awakened by the sound of mortars and the clash of projectiles. A child of about 8 years old who lived on the 1st floor of the residence, and who approached the window, almost took a cobblestone in the head, and is still very scarred. He was eventually evacuated to another floor for safety.

About twenty residents mobilized among themselves, and provided iron bars or baseball bats, to defend their residence and contact the rioters. Several cars were degraded / burned, as was the hall of the residence.

Faced with the determination of the residents, the rioters finally fled in cars and scooters that came as reinforcements. A vehicle nevertheless continued to turn around all night, forcing residents to conduct rounds.

Residents had wooden plates installed on the glass door of the attacked building this Saturday to fill the impacts. The police were to secure the scene that night, but would have finally given up for lack of manpower. A psychological cell has been opened, and the residents are ready, this night again, to face any rioters.

A supervisor of the Nanterre penitentiary center would also have been recognized in the street and robbed, a few days earlier. Inside the penitentiary center, the detainees are surfing on the current situation to trigger some sort of riots, as videos posted on social networks show.

Several members of this residence filed a complaint today, according to the victim contacted by @Cnews .
 
Après les émeutes, des infos personnelles de juges publiées par des hackers
After the riots, hackers publish judges' personal information.
On July 3, 2023, a group of hackers published a list containing the details of 1,120 judges and lawyers on a Telegram channel. Kromsec, a hacktivist group, claims responsibility for the data leak and says it carried out the operation in the wake of the riots. "What happens next in France will determine whether or not we publish the data," it read the day before. The document is now online, and includes contact details for legal staff.
 
2 cents no offense. very interesting how generally even the French don't understand sh*t about what happened. anyone who has worked in the banlieues including yours truly can't help but smile in bewilderment. anyone including members of FOTCM who don't have media expertise shouldn't be spamming random twitter vel similia links (and this doesn't just apply to these riots). ah, and anyone who has seen athena knowing the background knows it's a good movie well made and much more complex than the 3d ad usum idiots theater put on constantly. very sad and very interesting together. I apologize for the unfriendly comment but still coming from the heart
Since you seem well informed, can you explain what happened?
 
"One billion euros worth of damage to businesses": the head of Medef makes an initial assessment of the riots
In his last interview as head of Medef, Geoffroy Roux de Bézieux announced that 200 businesses had been looted, 300 bank branches and 250 tobacconists destroyed across France during the nights of violence following the death of Nahel, who was killed by a policeman.

Make me think of a kind of a new September 11 induce trauma for the population.
 
Here is the kind of laisser faire behaviour, we saw years after years in France, which heat up the situation until a disproportionate reaction eventually happen. Part of a plan?

In Vénissieux, a man was arrested while he was taking the license plates of the personal vehicles of the police officers parked near the police station. In addition, a group of men parked in a car near the police station, equipped with a baseball bat, tools such as screwdrivers and cans of gasoline, were also arrested.

For an unknown reason, they would have all been released after their arrest, indicates a police source to @CNEWS .

"What are we doing? We are followed... we have a colleague who was followed at home this morning. The prosecution and the OPJ do nothing. So we do what? Colleagues are freaking out,” said a police officer from the Vénissieux police station in an audio recording that
@Cnews was able to listen to and authenticate.

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"One billion euros worth of damage to businesses": the head of Medef makes an initial assessment of the riots


Make me think of a kind of a new September 11 induce trauma for the population.
I think it's in Barbara Tuchman's book, A Distant Mirror: The Calamitous 14th Century, where she talks about groups of crazy young people who go from town to town, in gangs, destroying everything. They were very violent and people were afraid of them. They stole, they were hungry and angry. It has to be said that this was also the time of the Black Death, and the skies were angry, also. We're still living in the Middle Ages, or rather we're living through a calamitous century, like the 14th century. We're going round in circles.
 
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