US EditionHow Did 'Block Everything' Go From Telegram to Viral Movement in France?
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The inauthentic activity on social networks around the September 10 movement has accelerated sharply since August, involving some 33,000 accounts.
On Telegram, X, Facebook or TikTok, the call for mobilization comes up against conflicting slogans and tensions between radical left and extreme right.
Despite the likely fall of the current government, several sectors are threatening to strike on Wednesday, September 10th.
How did 'Block everything' go from Telegram to viral movement in France?
“Bloquons tout” ("Block everything") began in a pro-sovereignty #Telegram group – now it’s a viral slogan on #TikTok, #X and #Facebook. With trending hashtags and left-wing voices amplifying it, the call is to shut #France down on September 10. FRANCE 24's Katrine Lyngsø explains.#Bloquonstout #10septembre #macron #french #protest #strike
The "Block all" movement is organized in Ploërmel (Morbihan) for the movement announced on September 10, 2025. Several actions are planned...
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- 33% of the sources lean Left, 33% of the sources are Center, 33% of the sources lean Right
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