The author shared a Financial Times report saying insurers faced losses of more than €1 billion as riots in France reached a scale comparable to natural catastrophes. #France #riots #insurance #FR
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The author of the message described as "harsh but fair" an article by Douglas Murray published in The Free Press. He quoted the claim that France, more than any other European country, has suffered for decades from attacks and riots related to lax border and immigration policies as well as the failure of its integration policy. #France #Immigration #Intégration #FR (translated)
Paris riots are just the start of war on the West The Times has lost its mind www.thetimes.com/article/63f2...
Another one here that appears not to have noticed fascist mobs across the country burning people out of their homes, setting fire to hotels, fighting with the police and dragging people out of their cars to beat them. Is there a particular reason that bothers him less than the riots in France?
This week, the lads ask whether Britain might see riots like the ones in France. Hosts and guests talk at length about the terrors of immigration, and it doesn’t occur to any of them that Britain has in fact seen years of sustained rioting, arson and fighting with police by the far right.
The author wrote that riots had broken out “everywhere” in the two weeks since their earlier post, arguing that people became angry when food and fuel were not affordable. They added that little had changed.
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Here's a video of French undercover cops vandalising establishments after posing as student protesters. This is a tried and tested formula that cops ALWAYS use during protests. They dress up as protesters, start riots and vandalise establishments, and then blame all of it on the protesters.
The author claimed that since the war began in 2022, the average person in France had become able to afford significantly less food. They linked rising prices to the start of riots there and predicted that all of Europe would soon face food shortages. https://t.co/KMuIsEylad #France #FoodCrisis #CostOfLiving #FR #EU
The author argued that economic pressures, rather than immigration, were the main issue, and said Europe was beginning to see 21st-century “bread riots”. They described the crisis in living standards as being at an early stage and predicted it would worsen. #Crisis #Economy #Europe #EU
The author described the Albanian riots as “late imperial chaos”, saying they involved destruction without a clear political goal. They also claimed that prominent Russia hawks, including Representative Joe Wilson and Evi Kokalari, were allied with hardline Russian nationalists such as Alexander Dugin. #Albania #Riots #Politics #AL #RU
Miró wrote that the French continue to struggle with the consequences of the riots while Macron travels to the Middle East first. https://t.co/NYIt6HogJf #Frankreich #Macron #Nahost (translated)
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What's happening in France is hard to justify but easy to understand. In 1981 the UK had riots because 1 in 10 were unemployed and couldn't afford to eat. In 2026, 1 in 5 are IN WORK and can't afford to eat. What happens when AI doubles that number? What levels of policing will control it?
French riots might ostensibly be good news for Marine Le Pen and RN. But possible there might be a serious backlash vs LFI and Melenchon, which in turn puts a centrist into final two, and thus hurts Le Pen. Political implications of riots are complex.
The writer described the riots as very sad and said they had gone too far, arguing that they were not politics but violence and delinquency.
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The author accused Wilson of supporting violent anti-democratic riots in Albania and said he was seeking to create war and chaos in the Balkans. The author urged Serbs, Croats, Albanians and Bosnians to oppose those involved, alleging they were seeking political and financial gain from people’s suffering. #Balkans #Democracy #HumanRights #AL #BA #RS #HR
The author described the events as riots rather than protests and accused Evi Kokalari and others advocating for them of seeking anarchy and the overthrow of the democratic state. The author also claimed they were trying to destabilise an already fragile region for personal political reasons. #Anarquia #Democracia #Inestabilidad #AL
