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High schools attacked, police and firefighters targeted, fires, destruction: that's enough. Total support for law enforcement and educational staff. The vandals, looters, and arsonists must answer for their actions and pay for the damages out of their own pockets. The extreme. (translated)

These are not just simple screenshots but the metadata of Jordan Bardella's Facebook account… Complicated. Very complicated. How can one believe, in 2026, that a French media outlet is having fun producing fakes or harboring them? Jordan Bardella will lose all the lawsuits he intends to file - and that’s probably why he will stall by not making any direct quotes. Having political opinions, preferences, is one thing; but defending him and claiming that Mediapart produces fakes to save him from his own troubles, and supporting his dubious explanations, is impossible. Those who are having fun defending him today and agreeing with him will have to justify themselves when the justice system dismisses him and confirms the authenticities. (translated)

Now, believe me, beyond everything, there is a quality that I discovered in the way of questioning, of interacting, of prosecutor Civardi that excites me. Really. The tone. The timing. The manners. The measured choice of every word, precisely because he is able to give each word its weight. And not just any weight: the exact one. Because Civardi really seems to weigh the words. One by one. In front of such a mind, in my opinion, you have little chance. There is a passage during the interview with Sempio where he says something like this. I’m going from memory: “…he reports having found the Feltrinelli bookstore closed, inexplicably.” (Pause) “On August 13” (micro-pause) “Monday” (If you manage to recover that passage in the video, feel free to post it below). Because in my opinion, everything is there. There’s the skill of a man that you will hardly be able to displace. The same that I found in that question asked to Cassese: a question that asked nothing, it sentenced. Or in the way he managed those two minutes with General Garofano. That’s where you see what an extremely intelligent, cultured, prepared, and capable person can become over time. But above all, there is one thing I am convinced of. A way of speaking like that, such confidence, comes not only from preparation or intelligence. I believe it also comes from the pride of knowing that one can defend one’s honesty. #Garlasco INEXPLICABLY... (That adverb…😍) (translated)

For those who followed via the stream, I had a herniated disc in my neck, I experienced the worst pain of my life for 2 weeks literally screaming in pain day and night (and I broke some things, really I’m not a lightweight). My only relief was when we significantly increased my doses of corticosteroids and morphine over the last 10 days. I just had surgery, everything went well, I am extremely relieved, I got a taste of what chronic nerve pain feels like and it’s not funny at all. So there you have it, if I was less present in the stream, in FRPL, and especially absent from traveling to LAN with HEROIC, it was for this reason. Unfortunately, I will miss the next Stake Pulse and the Draculan, but if all goes well I will be at IEM Beijing with the team. Obviously, I continue to work remotely, it’s prep, it consumes 2D but you have to listen to your body. Thanks to HEROIC for being so understanding during this time ❤️ (translated)

"The vandals are annoying. Most of them aren't even from our school. But the violence from the riot police, the tear gas everywhere, the batons, we can't just hear that as the government's only response. And unfortunately, as long as it doesn't shake things up, our demands for better conditions in our high schools and boarding schools don't interest anyone," laments Céline, a student at the Gustave Eiffel high school in Bordeaux. (translated)

At the Val de Seine high school in Grand-Quevilly, the police, without identification, are aiming at CHILDREN at point-blank range with a grenade launcher. 3 seriously injured in 3 days. I have asked the Seine-Maritime prefecture to stop the use of heavy weapons against high school students. The government must be held accountable. PS: Why does a policeman wear a hoodie and an Eastpak bag during the intervention? Are the rioters really those we hear about on TV? (translated)

Tax acceptability. I refuse from now on that my taxes serve to finance the damage deliberately caused during demonstrations. Regardless of the protesters. Regardless of their cause. As a taxpayer and citizen, I demand that the authorities apply a simple principle of "the vandal pays." When the author of the damage is identified and convicted, the cost must be charged to them. And I think we are millions, silent until now, who think this! (translated)

"Il y a à sanctionner les casseurs, mais aussi ceux qui sont à l'origine de cette incitation"Colère lycéenne: "Il y a à sanctionner les casseurs, mais aussi ceux qui sont à l'origine de cette incitation", réclame Christian Estrosi, président par intérim de la Région Sud #ColèreLycéenne #Mobilisation #Éducation

"Il y a à sanctionner les casseurs, mais aussi ceux qui sont à l'origine de cette incitation"Colère lycéenne: "Il y a à sanctionner les casseurs, mais aussi ceux qui sont à l'origine de cette incitation", réclame Christian Estrosi, président par intérim de la Région Sud #ColèreLycéenne #MobilisationÉtudiante #RéformesScolaires

"Il y a à sanctionner les casseurs, mais aussi ceux qui sont à l'origine de cette incitation"Colère lycéenne: "Il y a à sanctionner les casseurs, mais aussi ceux qui sont à l'origine de cette incitation", réclame Christian Estrosi, président par intérim de la Région Sud #ColèreLycéenne #SébastienLecornu #MobilisationDesJeunes

"Il y a à sanctionner les casseurs, mais aussi ceux qui sont à l'origine de cette incitation"Colère lycéenne: "Il y a à sanctionner les casseurs, mais aussi ceux qui sont à l'origine de cette incitation", réclame Christian Estrosi, président par intérim de la Région Sud #ColèreLycéenne #Éducation #Violence

The novelty is not that the left is using high school and university students for their own ends. It's that with the "new France," what would have been limited to a bit of damage and a few tags with the old one can now turn into a national riot of the 2023 type. At the same time, the government does not want to bear the political cost of a fierce crackdown on "high school students." (translated)

You break it, you fix it. You dirty it, you clean it. You vote for France Insoumise, you are guilty of the riots. (translated)

The violence that is escalating today in front of many high schools in France is extremely worrying. It is unacceptable. Burning a high school, damaging a public establishment, attacking a teacher, a firefighter, or a police officer is not protesting. It is destroying and committing violence. Nothing can justify it. Nothing can excuse it. I understand the revolt of the French who work, who pay their taxes, and who see the public facilities they have financed and that their children need being degraded or going up in smoke. In a country that is already facing so many difficulties, destroying what belongs to everyone is truly outraging. Nothing can justify preventing those who want to study from accessing high schools either. The authors of violence and destruction must be identified and held accountable for their actions. There can be no complacency with those who break, burn, or attack. The cynical exploitation of high school students by LFI and the political forces that want to fuel conflict is scandalous. Everything can spiral out of control very quickly. And any tragedy would inevitably be exploited by those who have an interest in social confrontation. Total support for the civil servants who carry out their missions with awareness, calmness, and professionalism. Recognition to all those who work to restore calm: parents, responsible trade unions, and all others. What we are experiencing gives a pretty clear idea of what the networks of an extreme left are preparing, which despises democratic rules and betrays republican values. (translated)

Christian Estrosi, acting president of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, accuses La France Insoumise of civic betrayal by supporting rioters for electoral reasons, while high school students and university students in France continue their blockades to demand more resources for their education. (translated)