Media Silence Greets Violent Afghan Demonstrations in Paris

On Friday, April 20th, the French capital was the scene of street violence from the Afghan community. While the trouble went unnoticed by the mainstream press, the nation’s Right condemned the wilful blindness of the national media.

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Foreigners Committed 77% of Solved Rape Cases in Paris in 2023

With the much anticipated Summer Olympic Games fast approaching, and with Macron’s deeply unpopular government scrambling both to ensure the security of international guests and conceal Paris’s visible degeneration, new crime figures show the capital city in a less-than-favorable light and call into question authorities’ ability to keep women safe.

The figures, recorded by Paris Police Headquarters, revealed that 77% of rape cases in the capital solved in 2023 had been committed by perpetrators who do not hold French passports, with the majority of sexual crimes transpiring in and around tourist areas like Champs de Mars—soon to be packed with visitors to the games.

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French schoolgirl, 14, dies from heart attack during lock-in to protect children from knifeman

A French teenager died from a heart attack during a lock-in to protect students from a knifeman attacking children outside their school.

The 14-year-old went into cardiac arrest early on Thursday afternoon as the attack unfolded in the town of Souffelweyersheim, in France’s northeastern Alsace region. She was taken to hospital but died later on Thursday.

The knifeman, who launched his assault outside the school about 2pm on Thursday, targeting two girls aged 11 and 7 before fleeing. The pair suffered minor injuries.


From Fdesouche Perp is a known loon … Google translate

The attacker was arrested shortly after 2:15 p.m. in the square. The man no longer had the knife in his hand and allowed himself to be questioned. According to the gendarmerie, Antoine M. is “not known to the services” , and his motivations “do not seem to be linked to radicalization” . Furthermore, the suspect, born in Strasbourg, presents a certain “mental fragility” , indicates a source close to the case who adds that the individual spent three stays in psychiatry and was followed by a psychiatrist.

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French youth back compulsory military service amid war in Ukraine

The majority of French people aged between 18 and 25 are prepared to enlist in the armed forces to support Ukraine if the need arises, a new survey has revealed.

Some 62 per cent of young people are in favour of the establishment of a new compulsory military service, while 53 per cent back an increase of the French military’s resources.

Various factors are said to contribute to this apparent surge in the young’s willingness to sign up.

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Knife attack leaves one victim dead in Bordeaux France – Stabby Muslim Eliminated

Knife attack leaves one victim dead in Bordeaux France – Stabby Muslim Eliminated

Knife attack in Bordeaux: an Algerian in a djellaba allegedly reproached a group of people of North African origin for “having a drink”; the assailant shot dead by the police

Red on red!

h/t kiki9

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Right-Wing Feminist Arrested for Denouncing Immigration and Violence Against Women

A young woman was arrested in the eastern French city of Besançon and taken into custody for holding up a sign calling for the deportation of foreign rapists. She faces up to a year in prison. Her lawyer has stated that she intends to lodge a complaint for “infringement of personal freedom.”

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Will France be the victim of a new jihad?

France’s schools are once again under shock. The principal of Maurice Ravel high school in eastern Paris resigned from his position following online threats subsequent to a confrontation with a student who refused to remove her hijabs while on school grounds, as required by the law.

The French have read this script before. In 2020, a young Chechen individual tragically took the life of the teacher Samuel Paty after the former had shared a cartoon of Muhammad during a discussion on freedom of speech. Previously, one of his students provided a highly provocative version of events to her parents, who then informed their neighbours, fellow believers, and local provocateurs. They labelled Paty an “Islamophobe,” putting a target on his back. The young Chechen came across the controversy and decided to take the matter into his own hands.

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France’s falling birth rate has prompted frantic calls for a ‘demographic rearmament’

Based on average fertility rates, France is Europe’s baby utopia.

In 2022, there were 1.8 live births for every woman in France. This was the highest rate across the Continent except for Georgia, according to official figures.

Parents in France get big tax cuts if they have more children, and access to a wide range of heavily subsidised childcare.

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French Reconquête Launches European Election Campaign

Éric Zemmour and Marion Maréchal officially launched their campaign for the European elections with a major rally in Paris on Sunday, March 10th, designed to recapture the heyday of the presidential campaign when the Reconquête party managed to gather thousands of enthusiastic activists. The pair intend to publicise their determined fight against the Islamisation of France and Europe.

For the activists who made the trip to Paris, the division of roles was clear: the chant “Marion in Brussels, Zemmour in Paris,” could be heard in the aisles of the Paris Dôme, where around 5,000 Reconquête supporters were gathered.

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Report Sounds the Alarm (Again) on Radical Islam in French Schools

The French Senate just made public the findings of a parliamentary inquiry launched in the wake of the murder of Professor Samuel Paty by an Islamist terrorist. The findings on the state of French schools are alarming and show that the situation has been steadily worsening for several years. The senators have put forward a number of recommendations in an attempt to curb the phenomenon.

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France scales back Olympics opening ceremony over terror fears

France has further scaled down the Paris 2024 Olympic Games opening ceremony, which will take place in July on the River Seine, amid concerns over terror threats.

Boats ferrying flag bearers from all participating nations will sail four miles through the heart of Paris, with 104,000 spectators now earmarked to watch from the waterfront and 222,000 others watching from bridges and streets, Gérald Darmanin, the French interior minister, told a Parliament hearing on Tuesday.

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Strasbourg Christmas market terror attack trial starts

Four men charged with terrorist conspiracy and weapons offenses for their role in the deadly 2018 Strasbourg Christmas market attack went on trial Thursday.

Cherif Chekatt killed five people and wounded 11 others when he opened fire on the open-air market in the northeastern French city. The 29-year-old was shot dead by police after a two-day manhunt.

One of his four alleged accomplices faces terrorism charges and could face life in prison, The other three face criminal conspiracy charges for their role in supplying weapons and could face 10-years inprisonment if convicted.

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France’s Half-Baked Plan to Fight Islamist Separatism

A new ban on foreign-appointed imams in France is aimed at combating Islamist separatism, but the policy risks making matters worse by handing future decisions about hiring imams over to local groups affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood. The French move is an example of a political decision that sounds superficially positive. Unfortunately, it fails to address the complex, often unofficial processes by which Islamist ideology is currently disseminated. As such, it offers an object lesson in what not to do, worthy of close observation.

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Inside Marseille’s drug wars

Is cannabis driving a rise in revenge killings?

Ouassila Kessaci, 57, will never forget the agonising wait to confirm the death of her eldest son. On 29 December 2020, 22-year-old Brahim left the apartment saying he would be back — but the next day, Kessaci received a panicked call from Brahim’s wife, who believed Brahim was dead. “It really shocked me,” recalls Kessaci. “She shook me up.”

Over the next four days, Kessaci frantically called the police until they finally identified her son. He’d been murdered, and his body had been burned inside a car just off the main highway north of Marseille. He, along with two of his friends, had been victims of what the French police coldly call a règlement de comptes — literally a “settling of scores” — in the drug trade. Kessaci acknowledges her son was “in with a bad crowd”, but insists he wasn’t the primary target.

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Poll Predicts French Populist Right’s Record Surge

National conservative parties continue to make sizable gains across Europe, with the French populist Right especially looking to break all previous records during June’s EU elections, according to claims by a fresh poll.

The “nationally and politically representative” survey, conducted by Portland Communications of over a thousand voters across five countries each (France, Italy, Germany, Poland, and the Netherlands) says that populists are looking at major breakthroughs nearly everywhere.

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