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France is exploding... Yet again!

LE CŒUR DES HOMMES N'A PAS DE COULEUR, PAS DE RACE !
LA DIVISION NE VIENT PAS DE NOUS, MAIS D'UN POISON INTRODUIT PETIT A PETIT INSIDIEUSEMENT DANS NOS CŒURS PAR L'ENNEMI, CE VIL SERPENT.
NE TOMBEZ PLUS DANS CE PIÈGE A CONS !

Sinon vous n'aurez rien compris et appris aucune leçon de la lutte de l'humanité entière depuis 3 ans !
Concentrez-vous sur le véritable ennemi.

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THE HEART OF MEN HAS NO COLOUR, NO RACE!
THE DIVISION DOES NOT COME FROM US, BUT FROM A POISON INTRODUCED LITTLE BY LITTLE INSIDIOUSLY INTO OUR HEARTS BY THE ENEMY, THIS VILE SNAKE.
DON'T FALL IN THIS CON TRAP!

Otherwise you will not have understood anything and learned no lesson from the struggle of all humanity for 3 years!
Focus on the real enemy.

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(Source: Zonebourse.com)
Riots have rocked France after police shot dead a teenager of North African descent during a traffic check in the Paris suburbs.

WHO IS THE VICTIM ?

The 17-year-old who died on Tuesday has been identified as Nahel. His mother is Algerian and his father Moroccan, according to a family acquaintance. He was known to police for previous incidents in which he failed to comply with traffic stops, local prosecutor Pascal Prache said.

Nahel died from a single bullet fired in the left arm and chest. Police and paramedics tried to resuscitate him, but he was pronounced dead at 9.15 a.m., Mr Prache added.

A police officer admitted firing a fatal shot, the prosecutor said, telling investigators he wanted to avoid another chase, fearing he or another person could be injured.

WHAT HAPPENED DURING THE ROAD CHECK?

Police spotted a Mercedes driving in a bus lane at 7:55 a.m. in the Nanterre district on the western outskirts of Paris, according to Mr Prache. The police tried to stop him at a red light using sirens and lights, the prosecutor added, but Nahel disobeyed and committed several traffic violations, endangering the life of a pedestrian and a cyclist.

The police caught up with the Mercedes in a traffic jam. At one point, the two officers used their firearms to dissuade Nahel from leaving and asked him to cut off contact, the prosecutor said. When the car attempted to drive away, one of the officers fired point blank shots through the driver's window.

WHY DID THE RIOTS TAKE PLACE?

Nahel's death has fueled long-running complaints about police brutality and systemic racism within law enforcement, made by rights groups and in the low-income, racially mixed suburbs surrounding major cities of France. The authorities deny these facts.

Although the police officer involved is being investigated for intentional homicide and President Emmanuel Macron has condemned the shooting, public anger has spilled onto the streets of France. Police made 180 arrests in a second night of unrest that lasted until Thursday. Some 40,000 agents have been deployed to stem the unrest, including 5,000 in the Paris region.

Tuesday's killing is the third fatal shooting to occur during a roadside check in France since the start of 2023, up from a record 13 last year. The majority of the victims of these shootings since 2017 were black or of Arab origin.

WHAT IS THE HISTORY OF THESE DISORDERS?

Like the United States and some other European nations, France has already seen waves of protest against police behavior, particularly against minorities.

In 2005, violence broke out in Clichy-sous-Bois, a suburb of Paris, and spread across France after two teenagers of African descent were electrocuted in an electrical substation while hiding from the police. These unrest rocked France for three weeks and forced then-President Jacques Chirac to declare a state of emergency.

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