Working for Vichy President Philippe Petain and the Gestapo, Bernard Fay compiled a list of 170,000 Freemasons, of whom 989 were sent to concentration camps where 549 were shot. In addition, about 3000 lost their jobs. All Freemasons were required by law to declare themselves to authorities
The demographic balance of power is slowly but surely shifting in France, and the authorities are facing a challenge they created themselves.
Although the Western MSM will avoid stating the obvious, the link between social fragmentation and uncontrolled migration is clear. It has been encouraged in the West to further the principle of divide and rule. However, eastern Europeans can see what has happened in France and they want no part of it.
Nothing comparable had ever happened since the French Revolution of 1789, notes Brochand, and, this time, even provincial towns have been affected by the troubles alongside the centers of big cities
After Britain supplied Ukraine with the Franco-British missile, which it calls the Storm Shadow, President Macron has authorised delivery of the French version
America has been doing unchecked immigration these past few years to stockpile immigrants for an UPCOMING fake murder that will cause riots.
Senior serving and retired French military warn President Macron to end the unrest that has gripped France, or they will take action. Interestingly, the also voiced opposition to France following America’s “high-risk, escalators policies” in Ukraine
Some background on the shooting that sparked the wave of unrest currently sweeping France
Saw a BBC report on the riots in France that was at pains to emphasize how they were in response to ‘police brutality’. Not everyone would agree. Here Paul Joseph Watson explains why
The deportation memorial has drawn some criticism in the past for not explicitly referencing the Jewish victims of the Nazi deportations. However, that wasn’t enough for rioters who sprayed “We are going to make a Shoah” on the memorial in Nanterre, Paris
80 police stations damaged overnight and two off-duty officers seriously injured after what has been described as an attempted “lynching”
France deploys more than 40,000 police officers to contain the unrest that is now happening with increasing regularity in French cities