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Eric Zemmour denounced those he accused of organizing a civil war, claiming that they would then accuse him. He expressed his condolences to the families of the victims and stated that none should be forgotten. He criticized Emmanuel Macron for not considering Catholics and Jews as compatriots whose massacres deserved to be remembered. #NonÀLaGuerre #Solidarité #Mémoire (translated)

Eric Zemmour presented robotics as a future for the French industry. He recalled that Archimedes, Copernicus, Pascal, and the Lumière brothers illustrated, in his opinion, the importance of innovation and techniques in the greatness of civilization, to which France had always contributed. He believed that after allowing its industrial power to be preyed upon by China and the rest of the world, the country should not abandon its technological future to them. According to him, robots could enable France to reindustrialize while preserving its identity. #Robotique #Innovation #Industrie (translated)

The author believed that the mediocrity of the school was sacrificing an entire generation and called for a return to a French school that he associated with the glory of the country. He advocated for a return to traditional methods, particularly memorization, dictation, history, geography, and the study of La Fontaine. https://t.co/Bg6ywI3jrh #Éducation #École #Tradition #FR (translated)

The author stated that most of the people arrested during the riots were released and proposed four measures. He notably advocated for the reestablishment of the anti-riot law, which would hold accountable those remaining on site after an evacuation order, as well as minimum sentences. https://t.co/qOytoOI6Rr #Sécurité #Justice #Loi #FR (translated)

Eric Zemmour wrote that Laurent Nuñez had acknowledged underestimating Saturday's events while remaining in office, which he presented as characteristic of the "Macronian Republic." He believed that law enforcement should not shoot as long as the rioters did not shoot, but that they had the means to contain the riots. According to him, the Centaur armored vehicles and water cannons had not been used on Saturday, and law enforcement should be allowed to resort to the means at their disposal. #République #Émeutes #Sécurité (translated)

The author alleged that Jacques Chirac had yielded after the death of Malik Oussekine and that, since then, all governments had done the same. He wrote that the riot police were prevented from intervening in close contact and that arrests only took place after the burning of town halls. According to him, the rioters would back down if the state stopped yielding. https://t.co/zJOigZ7ynA #France #Politique #Manifestation (translated)

Eric Zemmour wrote that becoming French had been the happiest event of his life. He explained that his parents had encouraged him, as a child, to read Chateaubriand, Voltaire, and Victor Hugo, and that this French culture had led him to feel fully French. He added that France still offered this opportunity to those who wished to seize it and that becoming French had been the project of his entire life. #France #CultureFrançaise #Identité (translated)

The author wrote that the whole world was watching France. He believed that once some admired it and others hated it, while today it was either ridiculed or evoked pity. Qualifying this change as radical and humiliating, he said he wanted to put an end to it and called for mobilizing all means, without specifying the continuation of his sentence. https://t.co/mNxRuJHX2E #France #Changement #Humiliation #FR (translated)

The author asserted that the French and Europeans were now "the colonized people." He cited a quip from the Algerian president, who allegedly suggested that France grant Algerians visas for 132 years, a duration that the author presented as that of French colonization. https://t.co/UhNvcDQAZN #Colonie #Histoire #France #FR #DZ #EU (translated)

The author claimed that people he described as suburban looters and far-left activists had formed an alliance, while the whole world looked at France with dismay. He added that antifas and black blocs were committing vandalism alongside them, and that the people involved were not hiding their identity, their faces and voices being visible and audible. https://t.co/W3SjaJCpPq #France #ViolenceUrbaines #Protestations #FR (translated)

The author believed that a return to civil peace required "remigration." He stated that Paris had been looted for two days and that the town hall of Limoges had been set on fire. He also declared that he would restore the anti-rioter law of 1970, which had been repealed by François Mitterrand in 1981, as well as minimum sentences. https://t.co/HQTMeuSSoe #remigration #paix #loi #FR (translated)

The author claimed that the CRS had to flee from rioters in Marseille and described the situation as a shame for the country. He argued that, since the death of Malik Oussekine in 1986, governments had been paralyzed and ordered the police not to engage. He stated that he would do the opposite and instruct the police to engage. https://t.co/rcdlrf6Jb8 #Marseille #Émeutes #Police #FR (translated)