How Communist Propaganda Networks Hide The Truth About The Islamist Riots In France
'The same accounts that have been pushing these Red-Green narratives are also very involved in elections.''The same accounts that have been pushing these Red-Green narratives are also very involved in elections.'France’s riots are a warning to America: 'Once they’ve outnumbered you, they turn on you'
France opened its doors to immigrants who initially rejected their culture but now have quite literally set fire to it.
“It turns out that if you mass import a culture that refuses to assimilate and actually hates Western civilization instead of embracing it, eventually once they’ve outnumbered you, they turn on you,” BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales says.
These immigrants, she says, are “simply coming to leech off the empathetic Westerner” while “targeting the things that represent your rich history and your architecture and your culture.”
“The way in which these acts are carried out is done just to humiliate you, the native born,” she continues. “That is what liberal immigration does.”
And a post shared by Alice Cordier only drives home Gonzales’ point.
“I went to witness the riots in Paris. I’m going to tell you the truth: It was only young people from African immigrant backgrounds who came to attack our police officers and firefighters, loot our shops, and destroy everything,” she wrote.
“An elderly French couple in their 80s was robbed and left in their underwear on the street. The steeple of a 150-year-old church was completely burned down. This is not a social revolt for better education. It’s a taste of an ethnic war that took place today,” she added.
“African-Muslim immigrants to be clear,” Gonzales says, pointing out that “this is what the left wants for us here.”
“It’s what they were working toward before Donald Trump was elected to fix it. Elected the second time,” she continues.
“But the question is, when it comes to this liberal immigration policy and the end result of that, can we put the genie back in the bottle?” she asks. “Because you have places like Michigan and Minnesota, are they too far gone? We have way too many Muslims in positions of power in this country.”
“We have 18 Muslim judges, 11 Muslim mayors, 98 Muslim city council members, 63 Muslim board members, 46 Muslim state House and assembly members and 4 Muslims in the House of Representatives,” she explains.
“Obviously, we will have at least one more in the Senate if Abdul El-Sayed actually gets elected in Michigan,” she adds, pointing out that gaining institutional power is part of the “long game for them.”
“They’ve not been bashful about the fact that they are trying to get a stronghold in all of the institutions in our country,” she says, before playing a clip of one Muslim speaking at the MAS annual convention last year.
“Once we have internal unity, we now need institutional strength. Not just cheap protests, but actual strength. Think tanks, lobbying groups, every mechanism available to us, social media, legal advocacy, political literacy. We cannot outsource our narrative to journalists that don’t care about us,” he said to the crowd.
“We need our own outlets, our own media, our own lobbying. That has to come from within institutional strength,” he added.
“It makes you wonder,” Gonzales comments, “are they here to uphold the American way of life or not?”
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France is burning — exactly as Nick Freitas warned in his documentary ‘The Immigration Crisis That Will Destroy the West’
Over the weekend, France saw some of its worst urban riots in years — the exact kind of unrest BlazeTV host Nick Freitas warned about in his recent documentary, “The Immigration Crisis That Will Destroy the West.”
The documentary — which you can watch on BlazeTV.com (with a seven-day free trial) — premiered on September 17, the same day France began its downward spiral into protests and riots that culminated in this past weekend’s destruction.
On Saturday, hundreds of thousands marched nationwide in the latest escalation of what the media has framed as a month-long student-led protest movement over poor school conditions. It began in mid-September and has continued with ongoing school blockades, multiple national days of action, and thousands of arrests.
Blaze News’ reporting points to a sharper picture. The unrest that began in migrant-heavy suburbs quickly became an alliance between far-left organizers and immigrant communities, turning demonstrations into ethnic riots marked by assaults on police, widespread looting, and the deliberate destruction of historic sites.
In many cities, including Paris, Marseille, Lyon, Limoges, Bordeaux, and Rennes, among others, groups of masked, often black-clad protesters clashed with police, set fires, and ransacked businesses.
In Limoges, the historic 143-year-old town hall — a 19th-century neo-Renaissance building — was set on fire and largely destroyed, with its roof and clock tower collapsing in flames. Lyon’s tourist office was torched; Marseille’s city hall was stormed and graffitied; and in Bordeaux, a masked mob invaded and ransacked the prefect’s residence.
Although 60,000 police and security personnel were mobilized across the country, they proved unable to restore order in multiple cities.
French President Emmanuel Macron blamed the chaos on the “French people.” In a national address on Sunday, he asked, “How can French people do this to France?”
President Trump, however, rejected this framing. On Sunday, he wrote on Truth Social: “France is burning! The immigration of people from an entirely different world, people with hatred in their hearts, has shattered that once great country. Close your Borders and take control, before it is too late!”
Freitas had a similar warning in his documentary: “The question before us is, will we do what is necessary? Because the hour is late, and for some parts of the West, it may be too late.”
After this weekend, it seems France may be one of those parts.
In “The Immigration Crisis That Will Destroy the West,” Freitas examines how decades of mass migration have utterly hollowed out Britain’s centuries of rich history and culture — and why that trajectory is a warning for the rest of the West. Watch it now on BlazeTV.com with a seven-day free trial.
Report: A Network Of Communists And Muslims Is Fueling France’s Riots
The rioters burning and pillaging cities across France are not led primarily by disgruntled students, as corporate media claim, but rather by a red-green alliance of communist activists and Muslim agitators, a recent investigation found. The network is made up of 54 organizations representing communism, revolutionary socialism, unions, climate change activism, Muslim student and pro-Palestinian […]Chaotic scenes of the 'ultra-left': Insane viral moments from France riots
France is seeing some of the worst violence in its streets in decades as demonstrations have turned into property damage and looting.
As hundreds of thousands have blocked roads in different cities over the weekend, French outlets are claiming that the protests are in response to ever-rising energy costs and students who are upset with their school conditions.
'We are proud to announce that we are blocking the largest museum in the world.'
However, French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has described some of the worst protesters as far-left and "ultra-left" politically, and there have been many viral moments in the European country that scream of progressive ideology, mirroring protests that have happened worldwide in the last decade.
1. Burning down the state
Public buildings, luxury boutiques, and supermarkets were targets of rioters, who attacked police cars as well as officers, according to Reuters.
The city of Limoges had its city hall set on fire, while in Marseille protesters busted their way into city hall and tagged it with anarchist graffiti. The city tourism office in Lyon was also seen engulfed in flames.
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2. Louvre protest backlash
Students led a blockade at the entrance of the Louvre and denounced "police repression," Newsweek reported. The incident involved blocking the front doors of the historic museum while performing music.
In a video seen by millions of viewers, tourists are outraged that their time and money has been wasted as the pseudo-buskers block the entrance. The tourists chant at the protesters and give them the middle finger.
"The tourists who are waiting are aggressive with us because they've paid for their tickets," one of the protesters reportedly said. However, the group also allegedly distributed leaflets that read, "We are proud to announce that we are blocking the largest museum in the world."
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3. The unfazed jogger
"Those who destroyed must pay," French President Emmanuel Macron said on Sunday. "Those who looted must pay back. Those who sought to bring down the Republic will be held accountable."
As the destruction and dismay was evident through burned property, masked rioters, and smoke in the air, one Paris resident went viral for her apparent composure through the ordeal.
A woman wearing a sports bra, shorts, and a jacket tied around her waist has been the subject of several videos where she is seen casually jogging through the chaos and past a pile of burning bikes.
The camera then pans to show the woman running passed dozens of masked protesters and toward a sea of demonstrators, all dressed in black. Another burning fire with thick, black smoke is seemingly her next destination.
4. Your city tomorrow?
Millions have already watched at least four French police vehicles get violently attacked by rioters in Paris in another viral video.
As the cop cars drive by with sirens blaring, about a dozen rioters dressed in black attempt to smash the vehicles with rocks, debris, and other objects.
With literal sparks flying, one rioter even turns to the camera and is seen smiling as they record the dirty work on their phone.
"Paris today. Your city tomorrow?" the post on X asked, followed by, "Where are you, President Emmanuel Macron?"
5. The warning
Western nations are in grave danger of being overrun by people who have "no love or appreciation for it," warns Nick Freitas in the documentary "The Immigration Crisis That Will Destroy the West."
Freitas talks about the betrayal of politicians and the ever-growing demographic changes in the West, stemming from poor policy that includes mass asylum claims from countries like Pakistan, while immigration systems let in countless economic migrants from the third world.
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6. Posing for the camera
A group of rioters are happy in another video to relish in their spoils and pose for the camera in front of trashed streets and raging fires. As some give the camera the middle finger, rioters in the background of the group grunt in unison. One even waves what appears to be a mannequin's leg.
The post from Visegrad 24, a news curator in Central Europe, described the scene as "young 2nd and 3rd-generation migrant rioters" who had gathered to celebrate setting Paris on fire.
It is unclear who the rioters are, but the post noted that they "proudly give the French people the finger in the picture."
7. Cordial monsters
In another viral video, a woman who appears to support the protests attempts to disavow looters at a grocery mart but fails as they calmly work around her efforts.
"But why are you doing this?" the woman asks the looters, according to a translation. "Arretez!" she yells, meaning "stop."
The woman then tries to block the entrance to the store while saying, "That's not the cause."
Unperturbed, the looters gently remove her from the entrance and then cheer as they help each other inside to continue stealing. One male grabs the woman and takes her aside, saying, "You are going to hurt yourself."
"They won't be able to listen to reason!" the man adds.
"What's the point of doing that?!" the woman screams back.
Nearly in tears, she turns to the camera in distress before walking away. The camera then pans to the looters inside as a helpless shopkeeper stands in the store.
Woman, shopkeepers plead with looters as French protests turn violent
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Media Break Out ‘Fiery But Mostly Peaceful’ Playbook To Downplay France’s Islamo-Marxist Riots
Propaganda media exist for one reason and one reason only — to advance their left-wing political allies’ destructive agenda. Anyone who tuned into their coverage of this weekend’s French riots experienced this unspoken mission statement firsthand. As far-left radicals and Islamists dressed in dark clothes and masks and wielding Palestinian flags desecrated historic buildings and […]Macron watched France burn — then blamed the 'French people.' Trump: 'The migrants have taken over.'
France, which is currently on its fifth republic since 1792, is no stranger to revolt. It is, however, increasingly faced with revolts staged by strangers.
For instance, the race riots of June 2023 — which left 2,508 buildings and 12,031 vehicles smoldering, two dead and thousands wounded — started in migrant communities and often featured young men of Arab and African descent.
'This is the future congressional Democrats seek for your country.'
The riots that swept France in May and left hundreds of police officers injured were, according to National Rally party president Jordan Bardella, largely the work of thugs who are "physically in France, but whose spirit and heart is elsewhere."
In the company of domestic radicals, violent strangers waving foreign flags have once again taken over French streets, launched vicious assaults on police, gutted thousands of businesses, and destroyed historic sites such as Limoges' iconic 143-year-old town hall.
French President Emmanuel Macron claimed in a speech on Sunday that the "French people" are to blame for the latest escalation in the rioting. Not all are convinced, however, that the Western European nation's current problems are homegrown.
President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance, and some European officials have argued instead that France is reaping the consequences of unchecked third-world immigration and failed assimilation.
Escalation
The riots underway grew out of mid-September "protests" in migrant-heavy suburbs, reportedly over the quality of the nation's public high school education. In the weeks since, the rioters have added to their list of grievances and to their list of victims.
French conservative activist Thaïs d'Escufon told Blaze News that "what started as student protests, mainly led by the far left, has turned into ethnic riots that are spiraling out of control. Immigrants have become the street-level enforcers of the far left, spreading chaos, looting, vandalizing, stealing, and setting things on fire. It is an unholy alliance."
D'Escufon noted further that the French are "no longer able to contain the consequences of 50 years of disastrous immigration policies. I believe that many immigrants and their descendants have not only failed to integrate, but that some seize every opportunity to express their hostility toward France."
There was significant escalation in the violence on Saturday — an escalation that proved too much for police to handle in numerous cities.
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According to the French Ministry of the Interior, around 550,000 people "demonstrated" across France on Saturday, and over 500 police officers, paramedics, and firefighters were injured in the riots.
"On the sidelines of these marches, vandals chose violence," continued the ministry. "Across the entire territory, they targeted public buildings that serve citizens, such as town halls or prefectures, but also numerous businesses: They were attacked, ransacked, looted, and some even set on fire. Nothing justifies these acts!"
Alexandre Bompard, the head of the retail federation FCD, estimated that around 1,500 stores were "looted and ransacked across France."
The mayor of Paris, Emmanuel Gregoire, said that the looting committed on Saturday was "intolerable" but also added that the public should not lose sight of the aspirations of the "very large majority of those who mobilize peacefully."
While 60,000 cops and security personnel were mobilized across France on Saturday, Interior Minister Laurent Nunez admitted that they were unable to restore order in "certain cities," reported Reuters.
Nunez submitted his resignation, stating that he was "responsible for everything that is happening."
Macron did not accept Nunez's resignation, though the president's office has tasked the minister with figuring out a way to "put an end to the barricades and lootings," as well as with ensuring "transparency regarding the failures in foresight and intelligence that led to the violence."
Around 1,800 radicals were reportedly arrested on Saturday.
France's 'French' problem
Macron addressed the wanton destruction on Sunday, stating, "Seditionists from far-left fringe groups, joined by many criminals, engaged in unbridled violence in our cities. Shops were looted. Public buildings, stores, and town halls were attacked, and some were destroyed. Several hundred police officers and gendarmes were injured," according to a translation.
The president suggested that the antagonists were domestic, wondering, "How can French people do this to France? Why burn down the town hall in Limoges, the tourist office in Lyon, storm the town hall in Marseille, or attack the prefect’s residence in Bordeaux? How could they come to this?"
President Donald Trump has repeatedly insisted that the "French people" are not doing this to France.
Earlier this month, the American president concluded that "what's happening in France is nothing less than out of control mass migration."
On Sunday, Trump wrote, "France is burning! The immigration of people from an entirely different world, people with hatred in their hearts, has shattered that once great country. Close your Borders and take control, before it is too late!"
"The migrants have taken over France," added Trump.
'They hate everything France represents.'
After radicals set the town hall of Limoges aflame, Vice President JD Vance tweeted, "Western liberals imported the third world into France and other countries in the name of diversity and compassion. They ignored fundamental questions of assimilation and compatibility. They were told it would lead to this and they didn't listen."
"I pray that France, a beautiful country of amazing people, will stop this madness before more of its landmarks burn," continued Vance. "And I hope Americans are paying attention. This is the future congressional Democrats seek for your country."
D'Escufon told Blaze News that Trump "is obviously right. You only have to look at the footage to see who the rioters are."
"Of course, there are a few native French people who have been indoctrinated, who have undergone a sort of reverse assimilation," continued d'Escufon. "But the overwhelming majority fit the same profile. You can hear it in their chants, you can see it when they spare Muslim-owned businesses. And you can see it in their graffiti, like at the Blanche metro station in Paris, where someone spray-painted: 'France is not only white.' We are used to these riots in France, although this time they have taken on a much larger scale, and the entire world is watching."
As for Macron's speech, d'Escufon noted, "The reality is precisely that these rioters are not French, and that is exactly why they behave this way. I believe they are driven by a desire for post-colonial revenge against us."
"They hate everything France represents, including its institutions. That is why they attack the police. That is why they even attack firefighters, whose very purpose is to protect and save lives," added d'Escufon. "Meanwhile, the media have continued to describe these events as student riots."
Neither Macron's office nor the National Rally immediately responded to Blaze News' request for comment.
Some European officials have similarly acknowledged that the riots underway are the consequence, at least in part, of unchecked immigration.
Marine Le Pen, the deputy of the French National Assembly, told the Financial Times that France is "paying the price" for "decades of uncontrolled immigration."
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar wrote, "In the face of this senseless destruction and unjustified violence, perhaps it is now clear to everyone why Hungary advocates the strictest possible approach to migration, and why we will not weaken our border protection or immigration policy under any pressure."
"I am glad that the current EU summit has made it clear that the overwhelming majority of European countries have woken up and want to break with the permissive policies of the past," added Magyar.
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Even if the two factions in the Red-Green Alliance have disagreements, both groups mean to destroy the West — after they rob it blind first.800,000 show up for the pope in France — and the left is losing it
About 800,000 people turning out to see the pope in France should hardly be cause for alarm, unless you were hoping that Catholicism was already dead in Europe.
BlazeTV host Pat Gray believes the massive turnout has exposed a very different reality — and has been a harsh awakening for France’s leftists.
“They’re pissed off right now because the pope, he was in country this week, and like 800,000 people showed up. They were psyched for him to be there, and I think that because it’s Europe, everybody just figured that Catholicism was virtually done in France,” Gray explains.
“The Muslims are upset. The leftists are upset because this is showing that soft Catholic power is back in France,” he adds.
Gray jokes that unlike a different religion, Catholics don’t inflict harm on nonbelievers.
“Remember when the pope said that he was going to force everyone in France to become members of the Catholic Church?” he asks.
“He said, ‘No, you actually do have a choice. You don’t actually have to convert to Catholicism. You can be killed instead. We’ll just cut your head off.' Remember when he said — oh, wait, no, you don’t remember that, because that didn’t happen,” he laughs.
He poses another satirical question, “But what about when the Catholic nation was causing terror all around the world? Remember that Catholic nation?”
And another, “Financing proxies to commit murder in their name and in the name of Jesus and swearing to destroy Israel by driving them into the sea?”
“Oh, wait. No, you don’t remember that, either, because first of all, there’s not a Catholic nation, and secondly, that didn’t happen,” he says.
“I don’t think you need to fear the Catholics in France, because they’re not the ones doing anything,” he adds.
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