Besançon. Before the protest (forbidden but attended by 5 or 6 thousand people). A policeman seeing a Palestinian flag, loudly said: "it's the flag of the invasion". The French police need to be completely deradicalized. (translated)

Besançon. A young man is searched by the police. He receives 600 euros in fines (135 per item, mask, serum, gloves, etc.). He is on social assistance. His identity card is confiscated, "you will get it back when you come to pay at the police station"! (translated)

This collective complaint, which targets the Minister of the Interior, concerns at least 18 people injured during the social mobilization against the high cost of living and study conditions. It will be presented within "three weeks," announced lawyer Arié Alimi. (translated)

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Manifestants blessés : des avocats annoncent qu’ils vont saisir la Cour de justice de la République contre Laurent Nuñez

In the huge demonstration in Besançon today, a slogan that had not been heard much since 1968 was taken up massively and for hours: "Down with the police state!" (translated)

The truth is in the slip of the Interior Minister. (translated)

Survey where we learn in particular that active police officers are part of a "Kaiser shock group," a militia of thugs among thugs who provide security for the National Rally. The Interior Ministry did not wish to comment .... www.lemonde.fr/politique/ar... (translated)

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Au sein du service d’ordre du Rassemblement national, les méthodes du groupe de choc de « Kaiser »

I am returning here to the odious denialist rant on television by David Lisnard, who "doesn't care" about the massacre of Algerians in Paris on October 17, 1961, and about what it tells us about the danger for history of the rise to power of the extreme right. (translated)

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Cachez cette question coloniale que la droite et l’extrême droite ne sauraient voir

This has never happened to my knowledge. No government member attended the tribute to the victims of an attack classified as terrorist by the justice system. Does anyone see another explanation than the identity of the victims, black and Arab? (translated)

The Interior issues orders for house arrest based on counter-terrorism provisions against militants who sometimes have no criminal record. Tested on October 24, this practice seems widespread a week later. (translated)

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Le gouvernement utilise les outils de l’antiterrorisme pour assigner à résidence des manifestants

Today, many house arrests of union, environmental, antifascist militants, etc., are reported, aimed at preventing protests, based on anti-terrorist provisions. "When they placed Muslims under house arrest, I said nothing, I was not Muslim".... (translated)

In Besançon, more than 5,000 people are once again defying the stupid ban on protesting imposed by the prefect of Doubs. (translated)

Reminder. The freedom of the press is sacred, but it does not include the right to spread racist and Islamophobic hate. The people we increasingly see refusing the presence of CNews (notably) are simply upholding the law that prohibits incitement to racial hatred. (translated)

Today, the French government prohibits gathering to pay tribute in Paris to the victims of a far-right terrorist attack. The color of the victims obviously has nothing to do with it. (translated)

It is learned that the historian Vincent Duclert is being pushed towards the exit of the Ministry of National Education for having directed "The Forgers of the Nation. How the far right distorts history and how to resist it" ... Fascism is advancing by crawling. (translated)

The Brazilians defeated fascism. We can do it too. (translated)

Eight people have been killed in the last four years by far-right militants. All were foreign or racialized. Only two of them are considered victims of terrorism. (translated)

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L’extrême droite tue de plus en plus en France

Very serious. This evening, videos show in at least a dozen cities militias of neo-Nazis, sometimes armed, attacking demonstrators, and often without police intervening, or even under the protection of the latter! (translated)

I find it quite reassuring to see that all over France, despite various forms of intimidation, hundreds of thousands of citizens, of whom I was one, disobeyed a scandalous ban on demonstrations on October 24, 2026. (translated)

The attempt by the government to prevent anger from being expressed by banning protests is a spectacular failure. Everywhere, the marches are huge again. Macron must draw the consequences: stop his fascist maneuvers, meet the demands, or resign. (translated)