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Cities across France have been clearing up the ashes from the 10th - and =
most violent - night of rioting in mostly African and Arab communities.=20
Rioters burnt nearly 1,300 cars and more than 300 arrests were made in =
cities nationwide, from Nice on the Cote d'Azur to Strasbourg on the =
Rhine.=20
President Jacques Chirac has called security talks at the presidential =
palace in Paris.=20
Key government ministers have been holding consultations on the problem. =
Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin called in police officers and =
teachers working in deprived areas for talks.=20
Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy visited police officers overnight in =
the troubled Essonne and Val-de-Marne areas near Paris.=20
Unrest began on 27 October after the deaths of two youths in the rundown =
Paris suburb of Clichy-sous-Bois, who were accidentally electrocuted at =
an electricity sub-station after reportedly fleeing police.=20
Police injured=20
The northern town of Evreux in Normandy saw some of the worst unrest on =
Saturday night with at least 30 cars burned along with three shops, the =
local authorities said.=20
A school was also petrol-bombed in the town while four police officers =
were injured in clashes with youths, some of them reportedly wielding =
baseball bats.=20
In other incidents:=20
a.. A McDonald's was rammed by a car and almost completely burnt out =
in Corbeil-Essonnes, south of Paris=20
b.. Five classrooms of a nursery in Grigny, south of Paris, were =
destroyed by fire while a primary school was also slightly damaged=20
c.. A recycling facility was attacked in Essone, with 800 sq m of =
paper going up in flames and at least 35 vehicles torched=20
d.. In Drancy, north-east of Paris, two teenagers were caught and =
handed over to police after they tried to set fire to a lorry.=20
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<P>Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy visited police officers overnight =
in the=20
troubled Essonne and Val-de-Marne areas near Paris.=20
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rundown=20
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Saturday night with at least 30 cars burned along with three shops, the =
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And that's during the GOOD TIMES, imagine if France was also knee deep
in war with the Muslim countries and LOOSING the war....then the exact
same thing as Hitler's holocaust would occur.
Make no mistake, BUSH had people in the airports stripped down to their
balls during 9/11, so imagine if like Saddam he had foreing immigrants
around him simultaneously revolting like in France as well as some of
them Terrorist...then Bush himself would become like Hitler and Saddam.
They so no way but that is the consequences of war. When they can't
control things during war, they put all foreign immigrants in
concentration camps and if too many of their own kind is dying in war
by ennemies willing to torture them and their having financial problems
then they execute the people in the camps both immigrant and captured
foreign soldiers. (It becomes hard to guard and feed them with the
military becomes weaker/smaller and their OWN population is starving
from war.
Make no mistake, we bible believers and who understand the slavery of
the Jews with Moses still enslaved the blacks not long ago, the naive
believe it's own racial color but it's much more many times and deals
with large influxes of immigration, how wealthy the country can accept
them, fear of over-empowerement and the immigrants force a new
religion, government or taking their jobs and life style.
How do you think Egypt became Muslim, the original race was forced to
convert after the conquest.
dreamwalker wrote:
Cities across France have been clearing up the ashes from the 10th - and most violent - night of rioting in mostly African and Arab communities.
Rioters burnt nearly 1,300 cars and more than 300 arrests were made in cities nationwide, from Nice on the Cote d'Azur to Strasbourg on the Rhine.
President Jacques Chirac has called security talks at the presidential palace in Paris.
Key government ministers have been holding consultations on the problem.
Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin called in police officers and teachers working in deprived areas for talks.
Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy visited police officers overnight in the troubled Essonne and Val-de-Marne areas near Paris.
Unrest began on 27 October after the deaths of two youths in the rundown Paris suburb of Clichy-sous-Bois, who were accidentally electrocuted at an electricity sub-station after reportedly fleeing police.
Police injured
The northern town of Evreux in Normandy saw some of the worst unrest on Saturday night with at least 30 cars burned along with three shops, the local authorities said.
A school was also petrol-bombed in the town while four police officers were injured in clashes with youths, some of them reportedly wielding baseball bats.
In other incidents:
a.. A McDonald's was rammed by a car and almost completely burnt out in Corbeil-Essonnes, south of Paris
b.. Five classrooms of a nursery in Grigny, south of Paris, were destroyed by fire while a primary school was also slightly damaged
c.. A recycling facility was attacked in Essone, with 800 sq m of paper going up in flames and at least 35 vehicles torched
d.. In Drancy, north-east of Paris, two teenagers were caught and handed over to police after they tried to set fire to a lorry.
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