EX TEXASEX said:
All on purpose, all going according to plan. I knew the left was flooding Canada with invaders, but I had no idea how bad it was. Since 2015 the left invasion plan has been so succesful that right now 45% of a canadians are 1st or 2nd generattion immigrants. All that in 11 years!! Canada has been murdered. What comes next will be inferior probably dramatically inferior!!
American an European friends,
— Thaïs d’Escufon (@ThaisEscufon) October 3, 2026
I’m so ashamed, but you need to see what France has become.
Don’t make the same mistakes we did.
The only peaceful solution is to send them back to their countries of origin they love so much.
We cannot coexist. It will be them, or us. pic.twitter.com/Rhq3lqGhub
It doesn’t have to be peaceful. pic.twitter.com/XCoOVG9haO
— Gehrig Wiles (@WilesGehrig) October 3, 2026
lb sand said:
Import the third world, become the third world
A report from the Paris Police’s intelligence branch has reportedly found that radical presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s far-left La France Insoumise party instigated the youth riots which plunged much of the country into chaos this week. https://t.co/XKTHPJjVq6
— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) October 5, 2026
WATCH: French high school students clash with police near Paris as a nationwide protest movement forces hundreds of schools to suspend classes.
— Fox News (@FoxNews) October 5, 2026
Footage from Sartrouville shows protesters confronting officers in protective gear as demonstrations over overcrowded classrooms,… pic.twitter.com/KzDZbJmXdu
Pichael Thompson said:
Can someone explain the use of Roman candles by the terrorists?
I used to have Roman candle fights when I was 10 years old
Do they think they're accomplishing something?
reineraggie09 said:
Did a quick google search. Apparently it's a riot over teacher shortages…………
I may have been born at night, but not last night.
HalifaxAg said:reineraggie09 said:
Did a quick google search. Apparently it's a riot over teacher shortages…………
I may have been born at night, but not last night.
and Benghazi was over a YouTube video
agent-maroon said:lb sand said:
Import the third world, become the third world
Why is this concept so hard to understand?
This French student just wants new textbooks. pic.twitter.com/oEhxkRIky6
— C3 (@C_3C_3) October 5, 2026
HalifaxAg said:reineraggie09 said:
Did a quick google search. Apparently it's a riot over teacher shortages…………
I may have been born at night, but not last night.
and Benghazi was over a YouTube video
fc2112 said:HalifaxAg said:reineraggie09 said:
Did a quick google search. Apparently it's a riot over teacher shortages…………
I may have been born at night, but not last night.
and Benghazi was over a YouTube video
That still pisses me off more than anything. Obama pedantically lecturing Romney about jumping to conclusions when Romney was 100% correct and Obama knew it.
“What’s happening in France is nothing less than out of control mass migration.”
— Fox News (@FoxNews) October 6, 2026
President Trump reacts to France's student revolt exploding into a nationwide crisis.
Tens of thousands are taking to the streets as high school students demand action over teacher shortages,… pic.twitter.com/ma0Q1s9zRN
SuhrThang said:
Send in some polish, Russian and Chinese cops.
Problem solved.
🚨 PARIS IS UNDER PALESTINIAN FLAGS RIGHT NOW 🚨
— Unmask The SYS (@UnmaskTheSys) October 6, 2026
Massive riots.
Palestine flags everywhere.
Riot police struggling.
Tear gas in the street.
The source on the ground says Hamas-aligned movements are actively in the mix.
Foreigners packed in.
Leftists going berserk.
Cops…
TAMU1990 said:WATCH: French high school students clash with police near Paris as a nationwide protest movement forces hundreds of schools to suspend classes.
— Fox News (@FoxNews) October 5, 2026
Footage from Sartrouville shows protesters confronting officers in protective gear as demonstrations over overcrowded classrooms,… pic.twitter.com/KzDZbJmXdu
More unrest. The French government has been too tolerant of this and it's not about schools.
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WATCH: Islamists, communists, and anarchists clash with police near Paris as a nationwide revolution forces hundreds of schools to suspend classes.
Footage from Sartrouville shows revolutionaries confronting officers in protective gear as insurrections continue across France.
France's Education Ministry says 413 schools had been attacked by late Monday morning, with hundreds shifting to full or partial closures.
The insurrections are entering their third week, with teachers' unions backing another nationwide day of revolution Tuesday.
Who?mikejones! said:SuhrThang said:
Send in some polish, Russian and Chinese cops.
Problem solved.
Europe is terrified of some nazi like faction gaining power and behaving in some totalitarian manner.......so terrified of it they actively and purposely let in millions which will require totalitarian like police measures to restore the stats quo
Seems like it can't be a coincidence that this started just a few days after the Pope left France and the world could see that Christian France was activated and not ready to surrender yet. This feels like a counterattack.
— Peachy Keenan (@KeenanPeachy) October 6, 2026
The Crusades never ended. Will they ever? https://t.co/T3y9830mzO
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France is on the precipice of a dangerous financial spiral.
The global surge in interest rates has exposed the country, once considered an oasis of relative stability in Europe's financial markets, as one of the continent's weakest links. France now pays more to borrow than former crisis hot spots like Greece and Italy. Its government is running a budget deficit surpassed only by the United States among its peers.
Last week, a slow-burning selloff in France's government bond market took an alarming turn as it spread across the continent, reviving memories of the eurozone debt crisis last decade. France's 10-year borrowing cost has risen toward 5%, the highest level since 2002.
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Investors are bracing for things to get worse. The rise in rates is saddling the government with higher costs just as it needs to refinance a mountain of debt borrowed during the era of ultralow interest rates. France has more than $1 trillion in debt coming due by 2030, and next year is set to sell a record of about $380 billion in debt into a market where once-reliable sources of demand have evaporated.
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The cost of servicing France's debt is expected to climb 59% by 2030, according to a recent study commissioned by the French finance ministry. Debt payments are now one of the French government's largest line items and could dwarf military spending by the end of the decade. France's debt, now worth nearly 120% of gross domestic product, risks putting the economy in what its central-bank chief recently called a "gradual stranglehold."
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"France has been this free rider in Europe for years, if not decades. It has gotten away with fiscal murder," said Kevin Thozet, a portfolio adviser at the French asset manager Carmignac. "It worked as long as people were not noticing. Now people have started to notice."
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The selloff is fueled by concerns that France has become so ungovernable that its political system can no longer take corrective action. In recent years, lawmakers in the fractious National Assembly have ousted one prime minister after another who attempted to restore fiscal order with spending cuts. With presidential elections approaching in the spring, leading candidates to replace President Emmanuel Macron, who is term limited, are showering voters with promises to expand government spending.
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Marine Le Pen, the far-right candidate who is leading in the polls, has vowed to push France's age of retirement as low as 60 years old, a measure she says would cost the state an extra 9 billion euros (about $10.1 billion) a year.
Her closest rival in the polls, far-left leader Jean-Luc Mlenchon, wants the European Central Bank to freeze or wipe away the French bond holdings of the Bank of France, a sum worth 488 billion euros.
"Throw it in the fire," Mlenchon quipped.
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The rhetoric, some economists say, is symptomatic of a country that has lost touch with fiscal reality. France's debt woes are rooted in decades of overspending to fund a sprawling welfare system that conditioned the public to expect coddling from the state, particularly in times of crisis. The country hasn't balanced its budget since 1974.
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On Dec. 7, 2023, Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire received a confidential memo from treasury officials warning of a shortfall in tax receipts, according to a copy reviewed by The Wall Street Journal. A windfall tax the government had recently imposed on energy producersto help recoup some of its spending on the price capwas only delivering a fraction of the 3 billion euros in tax revenue that had been forecast. Value-added taxes were also missing their targets, the memo said, while the cost of government spending had been underestimated by 3 billion euros.