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The author stated that France had been humiliated and victim of a "lynching," giving the world the image of a disordered country, attacked and destabilized from within. He added that the world saw it as a nation that had lost its calm, its greatness, and its civility. https://t.co/PwQvUPCCsU #France #Politique #Société #FR (translated)

Press Briefs described a rally organized on October 17 as massive, but marked by violence. The report stated that the Ministry of the Interior counted 550,000 demonstrators, compared to up to 800,000 according to the organizers, and that intelligence services had underestimated the size of the gathering by five to eight times. It compared the official figure to the 282,710 participants recorded during the record of the Yellow Vests on November 17, 2018. The report mentioned looting and damage in Paris, Lyon, and Marseille, as well as clashes near the Élysée. It also reported that a 17-year-old girl lost an eye in Mulhouse, where an investigation by the IGPN was opened, and that a 17-year-old boy had his hand severed in Saint-Étienne. In Paris, according to Press Briefs, a video showed a person on the ground being beaten by more than twenty police officers, while a protester died on Boulevard Magenta; the prefecture mentioned a cardiac arrest. Press Briefs criticized the media coverage of the rally and relayed several political statements. The report noted that Marion Maréchal Le Pen refused to distinguish between the vandals and peaceful demonstrators, that Éric Ciotti called the unrest an "intifada," and that François-Xavier Bellamy called for the imprisonment of Philippe Poutou. It also highlighted comments from Prisca Thévenot about Jean-Luc Mélenchon and his remarks about Sébastien Lecornu, who called on the French to choose their side between the law enforcement and the Republic. The report further indicated that the mayor of Marseille, Benoît Payan, denied the figure of 30,000 looters, and that an AI-generated image, presented as showing an elderly couple being robbed in Paris, had garnered nearly six million views on X. Finally, it reported that Laurent Nuñez had submitted his resignation to Emmanuel Macron, who had refused it. #France #Mobilisation #Violences (translated)

TwitchDroitard stated that the man visible in the images would be the protester who died on October 17. According to him, the man had committed no violent act and had been gassed at point-blank range, thrown against a wall, violently beaten, and then left to die. He asked for help in identifying him. https://t.co/ETCGXOknvG #Justice #Manifestation #DroitsHumains (translated)

Impact stated that it had contacted the minor who claimed to have been beaten by police at Republic Square. According to the account, the young man suffered from hearing difficulties, remained deeply shocked by the violence, and had just left the hospital. Impact announced that it would publish his testimony the next day, presented as exclusive and damning, and claimed that Street Medics had saved his life. The account also reported a threat against him. #Urgent #Justice #ViolencePolicière (translated)

Impact asked Laurent Nuñez, the Minister of the Interior, for explanations about the fate of a man who, according to the account, was reportedly violently struck by police during the protests on October 17, in Place de la République in Paris. Impact stated that it was unaware of his health status and relayed claims from internet users suggesting that he may have been a volunteer rescuer. According to the description of the images made by Impact, the man appeared unconscious, was dragged on the ground, then placed in a corner, surrounded by law enforcement, and was barely breathing. The account specified that it did not have the follow-up images. Impact questioned whether this man was the protester whose death, following a malaise and subsequent cardiac arrest on Boulevard de Magenta, near Place de la République, was reported on October 17. It demanded information about his health status, his care, and the circumstances of the police intervention, and also called out to Sébastien Lecornu. The account thanked readers for their messages and apologized for not having paid attention to them sooner. #JusticePourTous #Police #Manifestation (translated)

Marion Maréchal wrote that upon seeing images of police officers forced to flee or violently attacked, she believed that the instructions given to them amounted to accepting that a police officer be injured rather than a rioter. She stated that she defended the opposite position. https://t.co/jSVRBS6IzF #Police #Violence #Sécurité (translated)

Liberty Hannes wrote that, at that time, a dangerous right-wing mob allegedly wanted to lynch Robert Habeck; the topic had been covered in the public broadcasting services for days. He referred to the events in France as student protests. https://t.co/PHJ3gpGbPZ #Politik #Proteste #Gesellschaft (translated)

The author reported on police officers being lynched in Lille and Marseille, a tourism office being set on fire in Lyon, as well as fires and looting in Paris. He stated that no justification could be given for these actions and called for the enforcement of existing laws to uphold the authority of the State before voting on new ones. #France #Sécurité #Autorité #FR (translated)

The author expressed solidarity with Irena Kalhousová and stated that she had long sensitively talked about the disrupted cohesion of Israeli society and the suffering in Gaza. He argued that the dehumanizing attacks she faced on social media could have physically endangered her as well, and wished her a lot of strength. #Izrael #Gaza #LidskáPráva #IL #PS (translated)

Fdesouche.com, a news review, reported that Rubio had cited the lynching of Quentin in Lyon as an example of far-left terrorism, a qualification that France refused, according to the site. The publication referred to Jean Bexon. https://t.co/Sx5YsUtplM #Lyon #Terrorisme #Politique (translated)

Erik Tegnér condemned what he described as a lynching by the AFP, the press, and the high judicial institutions regarding Youssef Badr, which he attributed to a corporatist reflex. He announced that he would quickly refute in a video the lies of Badr, whom he accused of deliberately lying, as well as those of his friends. #Justice #Médias #Démocratie (translated)

Jean Bexon wrote that the American government considered the fatal lynching of Quentin in Lyon as an act of far-left political terrorism. He added that in France, despite the involvement of the SDAT in the investigation, this classification had not been retained. https://t.co/Wot1C2aQtx #Lyon #Terrorisme #Justice (translated)

Funny... 'Russia' looks very similar to Lynchburg in Virginia" - added Patel himself. In August, Patel said in an interview with Reuters about cooperation with "non-traditional partners," Russia and China, but he cautioned that the FBI is aware of their hostile approach. #FBI #Moskwa #KashPatel (translated)