Rachida Dati, mayor of the 7th arrondissement (district) of Paris who served as spokesperson to former French President Nicolas Sarkozy, has come out in support of French generals who warned that France could descend into “civil war”
Nearly three-quarters of those questioned also agreed that supposed anti-racism initiatives are having the opposite effect, attacking symbols of France and creating more division.
Twenty retired generals warn French society is disintegrating and threatens to ‘explode’ into civil war if nothing is done. The retired generals – and some serving officers – call for the ousting of President Macron if he won’t deal with the situation
Contrary to what the headline claims, we’ve been informed that this display be French police was not a protest about “arresting people without mask”. It was in protest at what former French Interior Minister “Christophe Castaner said in a conference” recently.
With new lockdowns are being imposed in France and elsewhere across Europe the pressure mounts. In the words of French President Macron: “We are doing everything to vaccinate, vaccinate, vaccinate”
This is why we think that the odds will be deliberately stacked against Le Pen in an election. Although she may be popular her proposal would likely result in a broad rejection of mass immigration, and that can’t be allowed
The race between globalist French President Emmanuel Macron and his nationalist rival Marine Le Pen has never been tighter. Guillame Durocher explains
Researchers found nearly one-third (29%) would refuse any vaccine. And a majority, 71%, expressed hesitancy, depending on the origin of the vaccine and its safety record
A recent survey by Santé Publique France found that only 34% of participants were willing to get vaccinated against Covid-19
Curfews, travel restrictions, the closure of restaurants and entertainment venues are happening across the world. Is this a coincidence? Or are the authorities are imposing martial law in the guise of protecting public health?
Bill that would have denied basic services such as public transport to the unvaccinated has been put on ice, following a huge public backlash
According to opinion polls, 55 percent of French people say they will not get a Covid-19 shot. Proposed new laws aim to change that. Including a bill that will prevent “access to (public) transport” for the unvaccinated