Through the last fifty years satanic Freemasons flooded Europe with outcast of the turd world, now Europeans are ought to lose their countries.
The riots can be repeated in most of European countries except the poorer ones which are not attractive enough for freeloaders and welfare bandits.
Today they burn cars, tomorrow they start to kill, who will protect stupid Europeans?
French President Emmanuel Macron condemned the ongoing violence in France on Friday as an "unacceptable situation" after a third straight night of nationwide protests over the deadly police shooting of a teenager saw cars torched, shops ransacked and hundreds arrested.
In a public statement after a crisis meeting of ministers, Macron said "a third of those arrested last night are young, even very young."
"Nothing justifies violence," Macron said, stoping short of declaring a state of emergency. "There is an unacceptable instrumentalization of the death of a teenager, which we all deplore, when the period should be one of meditation and respect."
At least 875 people were arrested overnight Thursday into Friday, France's Interior Ministry said, following a march earlier Thursday in memory of the 17-year-old, who is only being identified by his first name, Nahel. His death has revived longstanding grievances about policing and racial profiling in France's low-income and multiethnic suburbs.
The riots can be repeated in most of European countries except the poorer ones which are not attractive enough for freeloaders and welfare bandits.
Today they burn cars, tomorrow they start to kill, who will protect stupid Europeans?
French President Emmanuel Macron condemned the ongoing violence in France on Friday as an "unacceptable situation" after a third straight night of nationwide protests over the deadly police shooting of a teenager saw cars torched, shops ransacked and hundreds arrested.
In a public statement after a crisis meeting of ministers, Macron said "a third of those arrested last night are young, even very young."
"Nothing justifies violence," Macron said, stoping short of declaring a state of emergency. "There is an unacceptable instrumentalization of the death of a teenager, which we all deplore, when the period should be one of meditation and respect."
At least 875 people were arrested overnight Thursday into Friday, France's Interior Ministry said, following a march earlier Thursday in memory of the 17-year-old, who is only being identified by his first name, Nahel. His death has revived longstanding grievances about policing and racial profiling in France's low-income and multiethnic suburbs.
Hundreds arrested as France rocked by third night of fiery protests over fatal police shooting of teen
It was the third straight night of fiery protests over the deadly police shooting of a teenager that revived grievances about policing in France.
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