French mayor caught in viral video clash says student protesters 'could be my children'
The mayor said the students could be his children as he moved between police and protesters amid nationwide anger over school conditions.
- France's high school protests have escalated into a nationwide movement, with around 256,000 people demonstrating and nearly 500 arrests reported by Tuesday.
- Demonstrations began late last month over rundown facilities and teacher shortages, then expanded from high school students to include parents, teachers, and union workers.
- Rights groups and protesters accused police of excessive force in Paris; a teenager lost a hand from a stun grenade and a 14-year-old suffered facial injuries.
- By Tuesday, 43 security officers were wounded in clashes as President Emmanuel Macron convened an emergency meeting to address the escalating unrest.
- Amid the domestic crisis, US President Donald Trump blamed France's unrest on "mass migration" and Islam, a response that sparked controversy.
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Investigation Identifies 50 Groups Behind French Student Protests, Exposes Communist and International Activist Networks
An investigation has identified 50 organizations participating in or promoting France’s escalating student demonstrations, finding that only 15 are youth or student groups while communist ... The post Investigation Identifies 50 Groups Behind French Student Protests, Exposes Communist and International Activist Networks first appeared on [your]NEWS.
Europe’s Communist Riots Spread from France to Belgium as ‘Migrants Join Forces with Antifa’
Violent unrest spreading from France to Belgium is exposing the failures of Europe’s globalist progressive experiment, with reports of young migrants joining Antifa in Brussels as the pro-communist riots continued Friday.
Since almost civil war-like conditions already prevail in French cities after the educational protests, the violence of the far-left and migrant-captured student protests has now reached Brussels, where there were violent devastations and attacks on the police.
Since the beginning of the high school blockage movement, Bally Bagayoko, Mayor LFI of Saint-Denis, has not hesitated to give of his person. The Insoumis has appeared interposing between the law enforcement agencies and the...
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