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The author described Jean-Luc Mélenchon's "new France" as marked, according to him, by individuals who blocked fire trucks, threw cobblestones at them, caused fires, and looted. He attributed this chaos to the extreme left and to La France insoumise, and claimed that the Republic was in danger. https://t.co/T616XuT6em #France #Politique #LFI #FR (translated)

Press Briefs stated that, for a month, the authorities have been trying to stifle dissent through contempt and repression. After a mobilization it described as massive and marked by chaotic scenes, it would seek, according to the account, to place the blame for the outbreak on LFI, to the benefit of RN. https://t.co/x5SHVj4aIh https://t.co/vWAoutJOHh #France #politique #mobilisation (translated)

The author stated that the government has been trying for a month to stifle the protest through contempt, repression, and discredit. He believed that after a massive mobilization marked by scenes of chaos, the government was on the brink and caught up by its incompetence, before shifting the responsibility onto LFI. https://t.co/Azoertre2n #Résistance #Politique #France #FR (translated)

Florence Bergeaud-Blackler wrote that Paris was "burning" during organized gatherings, which she claimed were called by leftist organizations invoking high school students and had chosen the symbolic date of October 17. She indicated that the rector of the Great Mosque of Paris had published a message recalling the "carnage" on the Seine in Paris. She added that few French people were aware of the significance of this date and condemned its manipulation by LFI and its most radical militants. #Paris #histoire #politique (translated)

Bastion stated that some Lyon residents expressed their anger against the green mayor Grégory Doucet after the riots of October 17. According to him, some accused him of being complicit with those involved and of having organized the events with LFI, before demanding his resignation. https://t.co/r7omeJZjhN #Politique #Lyon #Émeutes (translated)

Bleu Blanc Rouge stated that some Lyon residents confronted the ecological mayor of Lyon, Doucet, in the street and held him responsible for the chaos and vandalism that occurred the day before. The author attributed these events to the mayor's alliances with the far left and indicated that some residents also assigned responsibility to LFI and demanded his resignation. #17Octobre #Lyon #Politique #ExtrêmeGauche (translated)

Blue White Red! asserted that residents had strongly confronted the green mayor of Lyon, Grégory Doucet, in various places around the city in the morning, reminding him of his alliance with LFI. The author also reported remarks suggesting that Doucet had become mayor thanks to LFI, had allied with the far left, and had called for votes for the movement. #17Octobre #Lyon #Politique #LFI (translated)

Press reports stated that Jean-Luc Mélenchon accused Sébastien Lecornu of betting on the deterioration of the situation and criticized his law enforcement strategy following the violence during the protests on October 17. The LFI presidential candidate believed that Lecornu, by trapping him in a political controversy, was not acting like a statesman and was contributing to a crisis of governance. He also called him a pathetic politician and held him responsible for the chaos, which he attributed to incompetence or a worst-case strategy. For his part, the Prime Minister urged the French to choose between supporting law enforcement and opposing the Republic. #France #Politique #Manifestation (translated)

Jean-Philippe Tanguy wrote that he was going to a media outlet. He stated that Paris had been vandalized and looted, and that anarchist and LFI tags were visible everywhere, believing that those responsible were clearly identifiable. He praised the dedication of the police, then the deployment of cleaning agents, whom he described as modest individuals tasked with repairing the damage caused by the rioters and looters. #Paris #Anarchie #Sécurité (translated)

Watt The Duck denounced what he presented as a new threshold crossed the day before, which he compared to the storming of the Capitol. He accused Jean-Luc Mélenchon and La France insoumise (LFI) of fostering a climate of confrontation and violence, believing that the call for calm made by Mélenchon was late and did not address his political responsibility. The author called for establishing a political cordon sanitaire around LFI and asked elected officials not to support Mélenchon's candidacy for the presidential election. He argued that elected officials were free to grant or refuse their signature, and invited citizens to contact their mayors and elected representatives to ask them not to endorse it. #StopLFI #LFICaSuffit #LFI #Démocratie #Politique (translated)

Fdesouche.com, a news review, reported that Sébastien Lecornu was questioning the maintenance of Raphaël Arnault (LFI) in the National Assembly, as two of his parliamentary assistants were suspected of murder. https://t.co/HQNY86lzuu #politique #AssembléeNationale #LFI (translated)

Jean Bexon reported that Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said he did not understand why Raphaël Arnault was still sitting as an LFI deputy while two of his parliamentary assistants were suspected of murder. Bexon believed that Lecornu was not far-right and that if the antifas had acted in self-defense, he would not be taking such an example. He added that the Prime Minister had access to all intelligence notes on the case of 12/02 in Lyon, as well as confidential elements concerning the Young Guard. #Politique #France #Actualité (translated)

Alice Cordier wrote that the woman mentioned would greet the people she accused of having undressed a couple of 80 years old and having left them in their underwear on the street. She sarcastically asserted that LFI was "always on the right side." #LFI #Solidarité #Justice (translated)

Little Think Tank indicated that the European deputy François-Xavier Bellamy had called for the dissolution of La France insoumise after the violence on October 17. The account added that he accused Jean-Luc Mélenchon's party of shifting the blame for the chaos onto the law enforcement forces without condemning the rioters. #France #Politique #Dissolution (translated)