‘In the name of Allah, we can kill them all!’, screams a masked student rioter named ‘Yanis’. He was filmed standing on top of a car, gesturing to the 10 or so police officers struggling to contain a restless crowd of teenagers. His chilling cry is met with cheers and exultation from the students outside the Honoré de Balzac high school near Paris. ‘Yanis, the voice of reason’ reads the subtitle on the now viral video of the speech.


Was it really a lack of school funding that led a masked 15-year-old in Marseille to use a lighter and an aerosol to set fire to a woman’s face? Was it frustrations over the school timetable that led some protesters to arm themselves with knives, baseball bats, Molotov cocktails and hydrochloric acid? And what of the crumbling classrooms? As French prime minister Sébastien Lecornu wryly observed in parliament this week, ‘Burning down a high school does not improve the state of high-school buildings’.



Complaints about school conditions also cannot explain why so many rioters choose to drape themselves in the flags and symbols of foreign countries – including the Algerian, Moroccan and (inevitably) Palestinian flags, often with a keffiyeh face covering.


Yanis’s threat to ‘kill’ the police ‘in the name of Allah’ also points to an Islamist element in this unrest. The rap song ‘M*R*H’ by Boro700 has become the unofficial anthem of the blockades. Its title refers to Mohamed Merah, the French-Algerian terrorist who murdered three unarmed soldiers, a rabbi and three children at a Jewish school, one of whom he grabbed by the hair to shoot her in the head at point-blank range. The opening lyrics reference the November 2015 Paris attacks, which killed 130 innocents, most of them at the Bataclan theatre:

‘I ain’t scared of hell, the pact’s still on, who but Allah can stop me? / Bataclan, playing dead, lie down, I’m gonna shoot you in the eye.’



What is unfolding in France is far more troubling, and far more existential, than a mere protest over school funding or a row over classroom sizes. This is not a demand for better ‘education’ as a route into French society, but a rejection of that society and its values. It is an intifada against French civilisation itself. The sooner France wakes up to this reality, the sooner it can begin to repair the damage.

https://www.spiked-online.com/2026/10/08/this-is-not-a-student-protest-its-an-in...


The only 'waking up' would be mass depotation. But they cant even stop illegal invaders, let alone deport the enemies of Western societies.

PARIS — At long last, the Palestinian people finally have a land to truly call their own.

After decades of war, strife, and refusing other offers for sovereign territory, a new nation for Palestinians was at last established within the country formerly known as "France."

"What a remarkable moment for the Palestinian people, seeing their flag raised over the Arc de Triomphe, knowing this land belongs to them," said Middle East policy expert Gerard Rousseau. "They may have traded the Jordan River for the Seine, but the Palestinians finally have a homeland. It has been so gracious how quickly the old occupants of this land have made way for the new."

The Palestinian people have celebrated their new home with bonfires throughout the cities and countryside. Though the governmental power had already been turned over to the Palestinians, experts said it will take months to fully transition all civic duties over to the new regime. According to sources, the former inhabitants of "France" will be offered the option to leave the country, convert to Islam, or have their heads cut off. Most of the populace have thus far elected to stay, stating that they felt "pretty sure" no one was actually serious about the whole beheading thing.

At publishing time, the Palestinians had clarified that having their own land would not change their goal of wiping Israel off the face of the Earth.

Frank wrote on Oct 9^th, 2026 at 9:30am:



France is outraged by the high school protesters using the rap song MRH in their protest.

In the song, they reference the Islamist terrorist Mohammed Merah who murdered 8-year-old Myriam Monsonego back in 2012 for being Jewish.

On March 19th 2012, Mohammed Merah arrived at the Ozar Hatorah Jewish school in Toulouse heavily armed.

He first shot Rabbi Jonathan Sandler and Sandler’s sons, Arieh and Gabriel, who were waiting near the gate.

Myriam, the school director’s daughter, ran into the courtyard.

Witnesses and later trial testimony said she turned back for her pink schoolbag with her favorite ballet slippers.

She stumbled and was caught.

Merah grabbed her by the hair and shot her in the head.

He murdered 7 people in total.



https://x.com/visegrad24/status/2107542039202304030


https://www.counterextremism.com/extremists/mohamed-merah

The Battle of France is over........ the Battle of Britain is about to begin... they have clutched the viper to their own breasts for far too long... and now it is time to shake out that snakeskin... hang it on the barn yard wall...

Who's protecting Dover?  They're going to have to get them up MUCH faster..!

Civil war as a matter of when, not if

UnSubRocky wrote on Oct 10^th, 2026 at 4:32am:



The French were unprepared for Blitzkrieg -

same with the British -

Hitler smashed both the French and British armies in France.



The British and French were fighting a WW1 war in WW2.

La bataille de France a commencé ! Que l'Occident se tienne donc en si bonne forme que, s'il parvient à survivre mille ans de plus, on puisse dire que ce fut son heure de gloire.