BREAKING:
83 police officers and 32 teachers injured in the school riots in France so far
https://x.com/visegrad24/status/2105612575929217442?s=20
BREAKING:
Massive riots across France.
Young second and third-generation migrants have attacked firemen in Marseille, stealing their fire truck and setting it on fire.
https://x.com/visegrad24/status/2105598661074075912?s=20
Major fire in Paris as rioters attack electric installations in the 9th district
https://x.com/visegrad24/status/2105646103983239643?s=20
BREAKING: Marine Le Pen says the riots in France are being organised and co-ordinated by the Far Left French Political Party La France Insoumise
They are using migrant mobs to cause anarchy on the streets
France needs law and order to return asap
https://x.com/BasilTheGreat/status/2105650492458348604?s=20
NEWS: A young WHITE French boy was beaten within an inch of his life by a rabid BLACK migrant mob during riots in France today
https://x.com/BasilTheGreat/status/2105649225501643198?s=20
Schools set on fire, hundreds arrested, dozens injured as student protests spread across France
https://x.com/TheInsiderPaper/status/2105653466064642360?s=20
The French haven't torched their own neighborhood this fast since the storming of the Bastille…
Except back then they were fighting for freedom and liberty, not Fridays off.
So far over 1,600 people have been arrested, most of them teenagers.
Vive la révolution… I guess.
Writer: Bri
https://x.com/Louis_Eonz/status/2105544620969210054/video/1
https://x.com/MarioNawfal/status/2105675354186584493?s=20
MULTIPLE SCHOOLS ACROSS FRANCE HAVE BEEN SET ON FIRE BY BLACK NORTH AFRICAN MIGRANTS TODAY.
🇫🇷Watch: François Mauriac High School in Bordeaux has been set on fire by young second- and third-generation migrant rioters.
Riots are itensifying in #France 🚨🇫🇷
https://x.com/Breaking2003/status/2105679096730820650?s=20
FRANCE IS GOING DOWN!
There's absolutely loads of videos being posted of the Immigrant Rioters burning down schools, vehicles, police stations, ETC.
BORDEUX -
🇫🇷Fires rise from schools attacked in Bordeaux as riots sparked by second- and third-generation migrants continue to spread across France.
https://x.com/DrNeculai/status/2105679594749661586?s=20
protests have escalated into widespread riots in France with schools set on fire and teachers beaten and doused in petrol.
Rioters have unleashed chaos in major cities across the country after what started as largely peaceful demonstrations against the state of education descended into violent chaos.
Protests began last Monday, when students and teaching staff took to French towns and cities to demand the replacement of absent teachers, an increase of educational resources, school renovations and 'decent' learning conditions.
But disorder has spread since Tuesday with some 600 arrests and 85 police officers wounded.
The unrest gathered pace this week after the Left-wing mayor of Saint-Denis, Bally Bagayoko, told protesters on Tuesday 'violence can be legitimate' in remarks that sparked fury across the country.
In Marseille, staff at the Victor Hugo High School were splashed with petrol as the school was targeted in an arson attempt. All members of staff were forced to take refuge inside the building for their safety.
In Nantes, the entrance hall of Nelson Mandela High School was destroyed by a fire this morning.
The school's deputy head Gaelle Cordier said this was an act of 'arson'.
Footage from the school showed all storeys of the entrance hall alight, as people stood around and watched.
Another clip, captured from further away, showed smoke rising out of the building.
Elsewhere in Marseille, a firefighter was injured after rioters set a fire engine alight near the Saint-Exupéry high school this morning.
A video of the incident showed black-clad young men battering the emergency vehicle with metal objects, before cheering as a fire quickly began consuming it.
The mayor of the city, Benoit Payan, today called for calm.
He wrote on social media: 'Our youth is legitimately concerned about its future and that of the public service. It must be able to express itself in a calm framework.
'Today, our city is the scene of unacceptable violence, fires, and assaults suffered by teachers, firefighters, journalists and Marseillais, which no cause can justify.
'I call for calm from each and every one, and for finding the path to a democratic expression of grievances.
'Marseille stands alongside those who defend the public service and the future of our youth, not alongside those who destroy, set fires and commit violence.'
Speaking in Madrid yesterday, President Emmanuel Macron slammed hard-Left politicians he accused of 'legitimising violence' in the French school protests.
Mr Macron has since called a crisis meeting in Paris to deal with the spiralling unrest. French media reported that all ministerial trips have been cancelled until the beginning of next week, in light of the heightened security situation.
Interior minister Laurent Nunez slammed the 'targeting of law enforcement officers, the throwing of projectiles, acts of violence, verbal abuse, attempted arson, and what amounts… to urban violence'.
Education minister Edouard Geffray today called for classes to be held remotely at schools where blockades are taking place.
He described the violent scenes this morning as 'extremely serious', calling for 'those who commit this violence to be prosecuted and punished' and adding: 'It goes far beyond the issue of schools alone. No demand can justify such acts.'
Hard-right politician Marine Le Pen has now weighed in on the matter.
She wrote on social media: 'Marseille, Lyon, Grenoble, Besançon, Nîmes, Strasbourg: everywhere in France, the situation is deteriorating. Teachers are being attacked, street furniture is being set on fire, buses are being pelted with stones.
'By personally showing up in front of high schools to harangue the youth, by calling on his supporters to rise up in insurrection, by sending his deputies to the school grounds, Jean-Luc Mélenchon bears heavy responsibility for the situation our country is facing today.
'Order must be restored and access to high schools ensured. The safety of students and teachers must be guaranteed. Nothing can justify these outrages, committed for several days now and only intensifying, being allowed to continue.'
In Pas-de-Calais, the headteacher of the Fernand Degrugillier vocational high school in Auchel was injured by a 'mortar' firework this morning.
https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16175201/France-riots-schools-education-schools-teachers.html