Hat tip Résistance Républicaine. Translation by Fousesquawk.
In France, New Year's Eve is not a happy time. For several years now, it has been a time of distress, especially for police and firefighters who have to deal with rioters and the burning of cars on the streets. It is true that many classes of people are taking to the streets these days in France-witness the Yellow Vests who are protesting against government policies.
What happens on New Year's Eve in France, however, is chiefly the work of certain immigrant groups. No, I am not talking about Vietnamese, Cambodians, people from France's former Southeast Asian colonies. This mayhem is usually the handiwork of folks from places like the Maghreb (North Africa) and the Middle East. Need I go farther?
This year was no exception. The French blog, Résistance Républicaine, has compiled a shortlist of French cities affected by the senseless rioting. It doesn't even include Paris. One can only imagine what the City of Light was like.
It burned again, the night of December 31........The riff-raff openly don't care about Macron-who protects them
-Immigration-Published 2 January 2021 by Christian Jour
Here is a sample of cars burned this night. Buuuuut, there were thousands of cops deployed by Macron, to do what? To watch the French who wouldn't respect the curfew or who would (celebrate) New Year's Eve in (groups) of more than 6. The riff-raff, those as usual, had the permission to make the French foam at the mouth. How long will this last?
Lyon
Several dozens of cars set on fire in the metropolis of Lyon on New Years Eve
Lyon, Venissieux, Bron, Vaulx-en-Velin did not escape the car fires over the course of the night on New Year's Eve. Fireworks were also thrown.
Several dozens of vehicles are reported set on fire during the course of the night. In the heart of Lyon, such as in the quarter of Minguettes, a Vaulx-en-Velin, Venissieux, Bron, Rillieux-la-Pape...
Some fireworks were also thrown in several places in the Metropolis, notably at Bron, only a few hundred meters from the control point set up by the Prefect and in the presence of Prefect Pascal Maillos, a little after 8 pm, Thursday 31 December.
Angers
41 cars burned during the New Years' Eve at Angers, first responders targeted by fireworks. 41 vehicles were set on fire during the night of December 31-January 1 at Angers. Mobile gendarmes, police officers and firefighters were targeted by thrown fireworks.
Strasbourg
It is starting in Strasbourg. The riff-raff are burning cars.
(See top link for video.)
Strasbourg- Some 60 cars set on fire.
Cars were set on fire in different quarters of Strasbourg, but in numbers far less from that of last New Year's Eve, during the course of which, police and firefighters were violently attacked. According to a police union source, some 60 cars were set on fire. Several people were arrested by police, but the prefecture did not wish to give the number.
To prevent car fires, the police force was strengthened and parking was banned on many streets and residential zones. Several free and secured parking lots were made available to residents until January 2, and retail fuel sales were banned. "It is impermissible to have the same balance sheet as last year. We have done the maximum so that this night be better, " stated the Prefect of Bas-Rhin, Joiane Chevalie.
https://www.lefigaro.fr/actualite-france/strasbourg-une-trentaine-de-voitures-incendiees-20210101
Bordeaux
Trash cans, cars, and buildings set on fire. There have been no injuries.
The hostilities had already started the day before in the quarter from Aubiers to Bordeaux by mortar fireworks and throwing of rocks at the police. So a hectic (New Year's Eve) was to be expected in Bordeaux and its metropolis. It was.
Trash cans, some 30 cars and some buildings were set on fire at Bordeaux as well as Pessac, Begles, or on the right bank in the towns of Lormont, Cenon, and Floirac.
Nice
Support for our police and firefighters engaged this evening at #Nice06 to enforce the curfew and who are subjected to mortar fire and being stoned by thugs.
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