French Revolution? No, it’s nationwide looting!

Americans aren’t falling for the mainstream media narrative, they know what’s happening in Europe aren’t “student protests”

“Mainstream media is trying to convince everybody that what’s happening in France right now is about education — My opinion is that there is a massive alliance that’s going on between Islam and communists around the world, and that they are mobilizing the United Nations and around 1,000 NGOs to facilitate this invasion

“My opinion is that they could not convince white people to destroy their own homes, so they brought in foreign invaders to do it for them”

“My opinion is that globalism needs to be completely dissolved, from the United Nations to the WEF to the G7 and everything in between. Government is supposed to be a representation of their people, not foreign invaders, and not foreign entities that control them.

In America, we watched the exact same thing go down. I used to have some leftist friends that lived in Los Angeles, right in downtown LA. They went to the protest thinking that they were a protest, and what they noticed is that pallets of bricks Pallets of 2x4s and pallets of pipes were dropped off in the middle of the protest. That conversation I had with my friends is what originally got me into looking into Democracy Alliance and all of the other NGOs like WelcomeUS who are involved in facilitating the invasion.

I believe this is an attempt of coup to take down the West. But the thing is, is if they take down the West, they’re taking down the whole ****** world”

“They are burning down 150 year old historic buildings. Do you really think that’s about education? They are looting a bunch of stores. I’ve already seen pallets of pipes being dropped off in the streets as well. This is so ****** embarrassing that we could sit back and allow this sh* to happen to our countries. First the traitors and then the invaders”

Not everyone is falling for it. Americans aren’t dumb enough to see an entire city of rioters waiving Islam flags and think that’s anything other than a takeover

There needs to be the most severe punishments possible for the people funding this and the politicians who are facilitating this whole thing

Marches on October 17 drew roughly half a million people. Separate groups then looted stores and burned buildings across multiple cities. Trade Minister Serge Papin and the retail federation put the number of affected businesses near 3,000. Damage estimates ran into the hundreds of millions of euros. Looting continued Sunday night into early Monday around Les Halles and other central Paris streets, with Adidas and other shops emptied. Paris police reported scattered groups of opportunistic criminals still trying to hit stores Monday morning. Interior Minister Laurent Nunez said police had “lost control” in some cities and offered his resignation; Macron rejected it. Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin called the response an intelligence failure and noted many of those arrested in shops already had records for theft or violence. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said Monday the government would not be dictated by “the breakers, the thieves, the thugs” and authorized localized curfews. Overnight restrictions took effect Monday night: Place de la République and Les Halles in Paris from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m., plus gathering bans from 8 p.m.; similar limits in Lyon, Lille, Nice (minors) and elsewhere. Unrest largely tapered after the measures. Students separately blocked the Louvre Monday.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-10-19/french-unrest-tapers-off-as-tougher-security-measures-imposed

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/oct/19/looting-french-cities-continues-second-night

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c574pdzl0k4no

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