This is funny:
Iran Mocks France After Macron Blames Middle East War for Riots
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused French President Emmanuel Macron of “welcom[ing] atrocities against Iranians” and mockingly called for the French government to “listen” to hordes of violent rioters in a social media post on Sunday, responding to Macron blaming the war between Iran and America for the riots. (Continued below)
France on Fire: Riots Spiral
Looters Target Homes
Curfew Announced
French Prime Minsiter Sébastien Lecornu has announced that there will be localised curfews put in place in a bid to stem the rioting and looting which have ravaged the country over the past two days. After a meeting of ministers
Macron Fails To Restore Order
French Bonds, Stocks Drop As Far-Left, Migrant Riots Worsen
France faces overlapping social, mass migration, energy, economic, and fiscal crises, all hitting at once like a massive freight train…
“But I’m on your side”, she said…
Araghchi’s calls for “freedom of assembly” and respecting protesters ring especially hollow less than a year after one of the most violent purges of dissidents in the history of the Iranian Islamist regime. Peaceful protests – in contrast to the extreme riots in France – erupted in Iran in December in response to the collapse in the value of the national currency, the rial, and over five decades of violent repression of political dissidents in the country. Araghchi’s government responded with overwhelming state force, killing thousands of unarmed, peaceful protesters to suppress their opinions.
By the end of January, Iranian opposition groups estimated that the regime killed as many as 30,000 people.
Farage: ‘If We Don’t Wake Up, The Carnage in France is Our Future’
Macron Bids ‘Au Revoir’ to Burning France, Flees to Kuwait for Middle East Tour
French President Emmanuel Macron touched down in Kuwait on Monday morning to begin a three-day tour of the Gulf, thus fleeing a country being torn apart by riots and civil unrest.
Macron did not admit to any personal failings after his government failed to foresee or prevent some of the most destructive riots in recent memory, instead singling out others as a target for his finger-waving admonitions.
On Friday night, just before the latest round of riots began, the president was seen in a private box alongside his wife as they clapped and sang along at a concert featuring Canadian singer Celine Dion in Paris.
One furious demonstrator likened Macron, 48, and Brigitte, 78 to Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI, the French king and his wife who were executed in the 1789 revolution while others said he looked – and acted – like Nero.
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