Sarkozy sets the heavy squad on the riots as demonstrations over French pension reforms continue for ninth day  (Daily Mail)
“Disaffected youth from the ghettos aren’t marching to defend retirement at 60…”
The rioters of the past few days are, mainly, from the ghettos. The hooded thugs aren’t marching to defend retirement at 60, or even the welfare system which enticed their parents or grandparents. Â They’re there to battle the Republic, its culture and it’s most visible symbols: the security forces, the schools. That’s why a school was burned down in Mans. The scenes of urban guerrilla warfare that they’re reproducing are very similar to the images of the intifada of the young Palestinians confronting the Israeli forces.
French Youth Fuel Riots – What Is Behind the Chaos?
What has the Pali scarf, the keffiyeh, to do with French pensions?
The French government  responds as they do to any conflict - they simply surrender! In doing so they have once again demonstrated their profound propensity to surrender, this time actually surrendering to themselves, and a future of scocialism with little hope of reform.
French riots continue to escalate/ Toronto Sun
Yesterday I posted an article about the French rioters, many of whom are disaffected youth from the ghettos. Today a reader sent me two more articles which point the finger at North-African Muslim youth.
Ivan Rioufol, of Le Figaro, wrote the following on his blog (FR):
All students are obviously not rioters. But the rioters of the past few days – and Wednesday morning again in the center of Lyon – are indeed students. They are, mainly, from the ghettos. The hooded people aren’t marching to defend retirement at 60, or even the welfare system which enticed their parents or grandparents.
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