After nine days of rioting by immigrants, including their first- and second-generation descendants, ostensibly over school conditions, French President Macron announced his solidarity with Ukraine over Russia’s invasion.
In the nine, now ten, days of riots, he met with the Presidents of Benin and Spain, attended the G7, said something about the Pope, and complained about Putin.
The new Frenchmen and the radical communists were ignored.
Macron’s post about Russia:
I just spoke with President @ZelenskyyUa to reaffirm France’s solidarity and full support for defending itself against Russia’s war of aggression.
While Russia is at a standstill on the front lines, it stubbornly refuses all calls for a ceasefire and makes the irresponsible choice to intensify its strikes against infrastructure and civilian targets, in violation of the most fundamental principles of international humanitarian law.
France and Europe will continue to take their responsibilities to support Ukraine and seek all avenues to spare civilians, achieve a reduction in hostilities, and advance the idea of a just and lasting peace, in respect for Ukraine’s rights and to strengthen security on our continent.
With President Zelensky, we took stock of the concrete support we can provide to help Ukraine intercept drones and thwart Russia’s aggression.
We will not yield to either Russia’s intimidations or its escalation, which must not be mistaken: time is playing against it.
So, what’s he doing about the rioting by unassimilated foreigners, and their children and grandchildren? He’s blaming social media. How long can the globalists keep this up?
Blaming Social Media
He allows an invasion of his country by people who hate the French. Worse, he has not commented on the rioting except to distract by blaming social media instead of the core problem, which is massive immigration of people who hate them and their way of life. There are calls for him to resign.
Some schools and churches were set on fire, and teachers were beaten and set on fire, and much of this is carried out by first- and second-generation immigrants from places like Africa and the Middle East, places like Afghanistan and Somalia.
At least 24 schools have been set on fire. About 78 teachers have been injured, including hundreds and hundreds of police officers. The Paris police chief said it’s out of control.
Only about 18% still approve of President Macron.
They have to deport, shut down immigration, including chain migration, and put the generational problems in prison.
Ben Leo, a reporter for GB News, and John Daniel Davidson, a senior editor at the Federalist, spoke with Finerty last night and made some good points.