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The October 17 in Paris did not happen in a vacuum.
You are just not paying attention.
While Hamas invaded Israel and murdered 1,200 people in the October 7 attack, on the same day an event at the Grand Mosque of Paris brought together important Muslim religious figures.
The mosque, imposing with its 33-meter minaret, the largest in France and the third largest in Europe, was founded in October 1926 in the 5th arrondissement, Paris’s oldest neighborhood, after the First World War in gratitude to the roughly 100,000 Muslim soldiers from the French colonies who died fighting Germany.
Perhaps because of its historical importance, the Paris mosque was chosen as the venue for the inaugural general assembly of the Coordinating Council of the Alliance of Mosques, Muslim Associations and Leaders of Europe (AMMALE). Muslim leaders from seventeen European countries were the founding members of the Alliance’s Coordinating Council, which aims to expand and include other representatives and individuals from backgrounds beyond the religious sphere.
The general assembly adopted a joint resolution as the basis for its future commitments and actions, signed by Chems-eddine Hafiz, rector of the Grand Mosque of Paris and president of AMMALE’s Coordinating Council.
The resolution, published the following day, October 8, while Israel was still neutralizing the last invading terrorists on its territory and had not yet been able to count the bodies, is clear in its aims: 'To demonstrate the spirit of solidarity among European Muslims, who have inherited the true Islam of moderation. To unite, around the Grand Mosque of Paris, individuals who share common human and spiritual values. At the same time, to chart a course for a peaceful and integrated Islam in every country on the continent, showing how Muslim citizens are an integral part of its history, present and prosperous future. AMMALE will work to address the various challenges related to the organization, representation and practice of Islam in Europe. The focus will be on strengthening religious institutions, promoting the educational, charitable, culturally enriching and interfaith-dialogue missions entrusted to mosques, combating extremist tendencies, spreading an Islam that preaches peace, kindness and fraternity, and fighting anti-Muslim acts and rhetoric.'
But AMMALE, which means 'hope' in Arabic, also has other purposes. It intends to 'unite the voices and efforts of Muslim institutions and personalities across Europe', fight against the 'far right' that forces 'European states to turn against Europe’s founding values', and field candidates for the European Parliament. And indeed they did so in the subsequent European elections.
In fact, just like October 7, October 17 was also prepared for years.
ALT #Paris #Riots #France #17October #7October
Um homem mostrou uma bandeira de Israel na manifestação no Rossio em Lisboa e foi imediatamente atacado, insultado e levado à força para fora da praça. Qualquer dúvida sobre esta manifestação ficou esclarecida.
Sobre a suposta luta pela habitação e por quem mais a promove — a extrema-esquerda, em particular o Bloco de Esquerda —, convém recordar alguns factos que ilustram bem a hipocrisia de vários dos seus protagonistas.
– Ricardo Robles, vereador do Bloco de Esquerda na Câmara Municipal de Lisboa e um dos mais vocalmente críticos da ‘especulação imobiliária’ e do ‘carrossel’ do imobiliário na capital, comprou em 2014, com a irmã, um prédio degradado em Alfama na Rua do Terreiro do Trigo à Segurança Social por cerca de 347 mil euros. Após obras de requalificação, cerca de 650 mil euros, e acordos com a maioria dos inquilinos, o imóvel chegou a ser posto à venda, por uma imobiliária de luxo, por 5,7 milhões de euros. O caso gerou forte contestação e levou à sua demissão.
– Catarina Martins, então coordenadora do Bloco, foi uma das vozes mais críticas do Alojamento Local nas cidades, mas descobriu-se que detém com o marido uma participação minoritária numa empresa familiar que explora turismo em espaço rural e unidades de alojamento no interior no Sabugal.
– Mariana Mortágua invocou, em debate, o ‘sobressalto’ da avó perante cartas do senhorio no âmbito da chamada lei Cristas (2012), sugerindo risco de despejo ou aumento descontrolado. Investigações posteriores mostraram que a avó tinha 78 anos em 2012, portanto acima do limiar de 65 anos que a protegia de despejo, vivia num apartamento de uma IPSS em Lisboa com uma renda antiga na ordem dos 400 euros, e o senhorio negou ter enviado qualquer comunicação ameaçadora.
– Carmo Afonso, advogada que representou Mariana Mortágua, anti-sionista e feroz crítica do Alojamento Local e de especulação imobiliária, esteve envolvida através da sua empresa Castelo do Caís, na compra de vários prédios antigos em Almada numa zona de pressão urbanística na antiga judiaria, por cerca de 800 mil euros. Após projecto e licenciamento, o negócio foi vendido a um grupos israelita que neste momento está a reabilitar os imóveis para um empreendimento de luxo com apartamentos a preços elevados.
– Bernardino Aranda, antigo assessor do Bloco de Esquerda e militante, promoveu a recolha de assinaturas para um referendo contra o Alojamento Local em Lisboa tendo a sua livraria chegado a servir de ponto de recolha e assinou a iniciativa. Descobriu-se que é proprietário de dois apartamentos em Alfama que coloca em Alojamento Local no Airbnb.
A crise da habitação é real e antiga, com raízes em políticas de vários governos — liberalização de rendas, incentivos ao turismo e ao investimento estrangeiro, insuficiente oferta pública. Isso não justifica, porém, que os que mais a instrumentalizam politicamente o façam com tanta contradição entre o discurso e a prática privada.
Afinal não houve um confronto entre manifestantes e polícia no Porto mas um 'massacre'. Por este andar ainda chegam ao 'genocídio' antes do fim de semana.
The riots in Paris were the best PR for Israel. People felt live what the globalized intifada really means — the fight for peace and the improvement of economic conditions, destroying and looting everything.
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An investigation by Fox News Digital has identified 54 communist, far-left, and Islamic groups behind the unrest in France as they prepare for upcoming demonstrations.
The next mobilization will take place on November 20th, the 'European Youth Strike'.
Link to the investigation by journalist @AsraNomani in the first comment.
ALT #FoxNews #AsraNomani #Paris #Riots #17October
HOT OFF THE PRESSES. CHAOS INC. is growing. Who is behind the protests in France and Europe?
I was just on @FoxBusiness to talk to the amazing @dagenmcdowell about the findings of my new reporting at @FoxNews Digital:
🔴🟢 101 organizations in the "red-green" alliance across 9 counties are fomenting and amplifying the protests in France and Europe (up from 54 orgs yesterday)
🔴🟢 Only 1 in 3 student or youth; the rest are adults
🔴🟢 They plan “Acte II” on Saturday OCTOBER 24 with protests across France
🔴🟢 The protests are being amplified by the network in the US funded by Neville Roy Singham, the American communist tycoon living in Shanghai supporting the Chinese Communist Party.
READ HERE:
foxnews.com/world/global-cha…
For this reporting, I name names so that the myth of "student protests" can be pierced. Let me know of any organizations that I missed. Of course, I will reveal any ties, if any, of these organizations to governments from Russia to the Islamic Republic of Iran and China -- wherever the reporting takes us.
WHO'S WHO IN THE EXPANDING GLOBAL 'CHAOS INC.' NETWORK (101)
ACTE II, OCT. 24 – NEW (14)
🔴 Coordination régionale Bloquons tout Île-de-France — Île-de-France Regional "Block Everything" Coordination – PROTEST COORDINATION: Regional "Block Everything" organization behind the platform promoting "Acte II."
🔴 Peuple RÉVOLTÉ – People in Revolt — PROTEST COLLECTIVE: Organization helping operate the "Acte II" platform.
🔴 Maintenant! – Now! — PROTEST MOVEMENT: Civic movement participating in the "Acte II" platform.
🔴 Indignons-nous, Bloquons tout – Let’s Get Indignant, Block Everything — DIRECT ACTION: Protest collective promoting "Acte II."
🔴 Coordination nationale lycéenne – National High School Students’ Coordination — STUDENT/YOUTH: New national high-school coordination calling students into the streets Oct. 24 for "Acte II."
Angoulême, France
🔴 NPA Charente – New Anticapitalist Party–Charente (NPA 16) — REVOLUTIONARY SOCIALIST: Local NPA chapter mobilizing for Acte II.
🔴 Action Antifasciste 16 — ANTIFASCIST: Collaborator on the Angoulême Acte II announcement.
🔴 Maison des Peuples et de la Paix – House of Peoples and Peace — ACTIVIST: Angoulême organization collaborating on the Acte II call.
🔴 Fanfare en lutte d'Angoulême – Angoulême Marching Band in Struggle — ACTIVIST: Local activist collective collaborating on Acte II.
🔴 Révolution Permanente Angoulême — Permanent Revolution–Angoulême – REVOLUTIONARY SOCIALIST: Local chapter of Révolution Permanente, collaborating on the Oct. 24 mobilization.
🔴 Organisation de Solidarité Trans (OST) Angoulême — Trans Solidarity Organization–Angoulême – ACTIVIST / SOLIDARITY: Local organization listed as an Acte II collaborator.
Caen, France
🔴 Caen Antifa Squad — ANTIFASCIST: Collaborator on an "ACTE II — 24 OCTOBRE" announcement.
🔴 Caen en Lutte — Caen in Struggle – PROTEST COLLECTIVE: Local organization collaborating on Acte II.
🔴 Solidarité Étudiante 14 — Student Solidarity 14 – STUDENT: Calvados student organization collaborating on the Oct. 24 mobilization.
NOV. 20 INTERNATIONAL NETWORK
Belgium (3)
🔴 Comac — MARXIST/SOCIALIST YOUTH: Belgian youth organization associated with the Workers' Party.
🔴 RedFox — SOCIALIST YOUTH: Belgian socialist youth organization.
🔴 Vrede — ANTI-WAR: Belgian organization publishing and promoting the International Youth Strike manifesto.
France (1)
🔴 Mouvement National Lycéen — STUDENT/YOUTH: French high-school organization identified in the European Nov. 20 coalition.
Germany (6)
🔴 Schulstreik gegen Wehrpflicht — STUDENT/"ANTI-CONSCRIPTION": German school-strike network mobilizing for Nov. 20.
🔴 Die Falken — SOCIALIST YOUTH: German socialist youth organization involved in the international organizing process.
🔴 Linksjugend ['solid] — SOCIALIST YOUTH: Youth organization associated with Die Linke.
🔴 DIE LINKE.SDS — SOCIALIST STUDENT: German socialist university organization.
🔴 Socialist German Workers Youth, (SDAJ) — COMMUNIST YOUTH: Socialist German Workers Youth.
Sozialistische Organisation Solidarität — SOCIALIST: German socialist organization mobilizing around Nov. 20.
Ireland (1)
🔴 Militant Left — SOCIALIST: Irish socialist organization promoting the international mobilization.
Italy (4)
🔴 Rete della Conoscenza — LEFT-WING STUDENT: Italian student network helping build the international strike.
🔴 Unione degli Studenti — STUDENT: Italian high-school student organization promoting Nov. 20.
🔴 Coordinamento Universitario — STUDENT: Italian university network promoting the strike.
🔴 CGIL — LABOR: Italian labor confederation whose Nov. 20 general strike converges with the student mobilization.
Spain (1)
🔴 Sindicato de Estudiantes — SOCIALIST STUDENT: Spanish student organization identified in the international network.
United Kingdom (9)
🔴 Counterfire — REVOLUTIONARY SOCIALIST / ANTI-WAR: Promoting the Nov. 20 international strike.
🔴 Left Unity — SOCIALIST: Promoting the wider European mobilization.
🔴 International Youth Strike — INTERNATIONAL YOUTH / ANTI-CAPITALIST COALITION: The coordinating coalition behind the Nov. 20 strike says student and youth organizations across Europe are organizing demonstrations, walkouts, assemblies, blockades and occupations. Its manifesto says exploitation, climate breakdown and war are the "essence of capitalism," calls NATO an instrument of "imperial interests" that "should be dissolved," and demands "radical system change."
🔴 North West Pensioners Association — ACTIVIST: Organizational supporter of the Nov. 20 actions.
🔴 Socialist Party — TROTSKYIST: Socialist party promoting the international strike.
🔴 Socialist Students — SOCIALIST STUDENT: British organizer advocating a "socialist future."
🔴 Stop the War Coalition — ANTI-WAR: Promoting Nov. 20 student mobilization.
🔴 Universities and Colleges Union @ucunion — The largest trade union and professional association for academics, lecturers, trainers, researchers & academic-related staff in UK "Further Education" and "Higher Education."
🔴 Young Greens — YOUTH / GREEN: British youth organization identified among supporters.
Amplifiers (8)
🔴 CODEPINK — U.S. ANTI-WAR / ACTIVIST ORGANIZATION: The U.S. organization has explicitly connected the French protests to its own planned Washington mobilization. "From France to the United States, the message is clear," CODEPINK said, before promoting its Nov. 10-12 "Taxpayer Uprising" demanding that federal spending go toward education, healthcare and housing rather than the military.
🔴 Committee for a Workers' International (CWI) — TROTSKYIST / SOCIALIST: An international socialist organization whose national affiliates include Britain's Socialist Party and Ireland's Militant Left. Its international website is promoting the Nov. 20 youth walkout under the campaign slogan "Fight for our future not their wars."
🔴 International Socialist Alternative (ISA) — REVOLUTIONARY SOCIALIST: The international socialist organization says "Capitalism means war" and that it "wholeheartedly" supports the Nov. 20 strike. ISA says its members have helped organize Germany's anti-conscription school strikes and describes imperialism as the "highest stage of capitalism."
🔴 Party for Socialism and Liberation–Houston — MARXIST-LENINIST / U.S. CHAPTER: The Houston chapter of the U.S. Party for Socialism and Liberation is amplifying the French protest movement.
🔴 Progressive International — TRANSNATIONAL LEFT NETWORK: The international organization explicitly grouped the current protests in France, Spain, India and Albania in an Oct. 16 briefing and asked how the "new rebellions" could acquire organized political power. Most significantly, it said: "These are the forces that the Progressive International is working to support and connect."
🔴 Stop ReArm Europe — ANTI-WAR / ANTI-MILITARIZATION COALITION: A European coalition calling for demonstrations and actions around Nov. 20 under the slogan "Welfare, not Warfare." It says it supports students "refusing" militarization and calls on social movements, unions, civil-society groups, political organizations and parliamentarians to mobilize around the student strike.
🔴 teleSUR English — INTERNATIONAL MEDIA AMPLIFIER: The international media outlet amplified the French demonstrations with Oct. 17 coverage of clashes, fires and arrests in Paris, Lyon and other cities. This is evidence of international amplification.
🔴 World BEYOND War — INTERNATIONAL ANTI-WAR: A global organization that describes itself as a movement to "end war" and says it is part of the Stop ReArm Europe campaign. It is explicitly promoting the Nov. 20 International Youth Strike and urging supporters to "join this resistance."
FRANCE — ORIGINAL NETWORK (54)
🔴 Organisation communiste révolutionnaire — REVOLUTIONARY COMMUNIST: Communist organization involved in protests.
🔴 Parti communiste français — COMMUNIST: French Communist Party whose leaders and activists joined the demonstrations.
🔴 Parti des Indigènes de la République — DECOLONIAL: Political organization that defends the student revolt.
🔴 Parti de l'égalité socialiste — TROTSKYIST: Socialist organization advocating workers' action committees.
🔴 Revolutionary Communist Group — COMMUNIST: British organization that connects the French protests to capitalism, imperialism and Palestine.
🔴 Révolution Permanente — TROTSKYIST: Revolutionary socialist organization promoting student-worker mobilization.
🔴 World Socialist Web Site — TROTSKYIST MEDIA: Socialist outlet framing the French protests around capitalism, austerity and militarization.
Palestine-solidarity organizations
🔴 Union juive française pour la paix — PALESTINE SOLIDARITY: French Jewish organization that publicizes support for the protesting students.
🔴 Urgence Palestine — PALESTINE SOLIDARITY: French Palestine organization that amplified protest-related material.
Labor and professional organizations
🔴 CGT Éduc'action — LABOR: CGT's education-sector organization.
🔴 CFDT Éducation Formation Recherche Publiques — LABOR: Education and research union supporting the student movement.
🔴 CGT — LABOR: Major French labor confederation involved in the October mobilizations.
🔴 CNT — ANARCHO-SYNDICALIST: Revolutionary-syndicalist union that declared students were "right to revolt."
🔴 Confédération paysanne — FARMERS' UNION: Called agricultural workers into the Oct. 17 mobilization.
🔴 FSU — LABOR: Education and public-sector union federation.
🔴 FNEC FP-FO — LABOR: Force Ouvrière's education federation.
🔴 Force Ouvrière — LABOR: National labor confederation.
🔴 SUD éducation — LABOR: Left-wing education union.
🔴 SNES-FSU — LABOR: Secondary-school personnel union.
🔴 Union syndicale Solidaires — LABOR: Left-wing labor federation.
🔴 UNSA — LABOR: National autonomous trade-union federation.
Advocacy, environmental and protest organizations
🔴 Amnesty International France — HUMAN RIGHTS: Reported on police treatment of minors during the demonstrations.
🔴 ATTAC France — ECONOMIC JUSTICE: Connected the mobilization to austerity and economic policy.
Coordination nationale du mouvement du 26 septembre — PROTEST NETWORK: Mobilization network that encouraged participation in Oct. 17.
🔴 Extinction Rebellion — ENVIRONMENTAL: Environmental direct-action movement appearing in the protest ecosystem.
🔴 FCPE — PARENTS: National parents' federation that called members to demonstrate.
🔴 Gilets jaunes — Yellow Vests: Decentralized protest movement whose Oct. 17 mobilization converged with the students.
🔴 Intersyndicale nationale VTC — PROFESSIONAL / LABOR: Private-hire drivers' coalition promoting participation.
🔴 Les Soulèvements de la Terre — RADICAL ENVIRONMENTAL: Movement that celebrated the student revolt and called for antifascist mobilization.
🔴 Ligue des droits de l'Homme — HUMAN RIGHTS: Supported students and criticized police repression.
🔴 Movement Against Racism and for Friendship Between Peoples (MRAP) — ANTIRACIST: Antiracism organization involved in the wider coalition.
🔴 SOS Racisme — ANTIRACIST: Antiracism organization involved in supporting the movement.
International amplifiers
🔴 BreakThrough News — SINGHAM NETWORK / MEDIA: New York-based nonprofit amplifying the French protests internationally.
🔴 Indian Alliance Paris — INTERNATIONAL / DIASPORA: France-based organization connecting French and Indian protest messaging. Partnered with the People's Forum in Manhattan.
It is now safer to live in Tel Aviv, in a country at war, than in Paris.
ALT #Paris #Riots #Palestine #Israel
A country that doesn’t exist is destroying the others. France was among the first to formally recognise a Palestinian state, betting that early mercy would buy quiet. Instead it got the familiar sequence — import the constituency, recognise the cause, watch the host country become unrecognisable.
The same streets filled with Palestinian flags — the black, white, green and red of the Abbasid, Umayyad, Fatimid and Hashemite traditions — while the French tricolor disappeared. You may have noticed that during these riots no mosque was reported damaged. CNews carried the claim, via journalist Paul Amar, that rioters arrived with addresses of Jewish shop owners and that on one Marseille street every Jewish-owned business was set alight while neighbouring Muslim-owned ones were left standing.
The pattern that is visible is simpler — French symbols, public buildings and Jewish-linked sites absorb the violence, the parallel institutions of the imported communities do not. This is not new. Palestinian leadership and the networks that fly its colours have a documented habit of turning on their hosts once the host is no longer useful — Jordan in Black September, Lebanon in the civil war, and several other Arab states that later expelled or contained the same factions.
Europe is now running the same experiment at larger scale. France is learning it in real time. So are Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, Portugal and the rest. The flags are not metaphors for statehood. They are the colours of successive caliphates and, coincidentally, the four horsemen of the apocalypse.
ALT #Paris #Riots
For three years, France and other European countries have defended terrorist organizations, allowed the constant waving of Palestinian flags and tolerated chants of 'From the River to the Sea' in their streets. They have recognized a Palestinian state while boycotting the world’s only Jewish state and spread the 'Gaza genocide' blood libel as a reward for Hamas’s October 7 massacre.
Now Paris has had its Kristallnacht. Just as the Nazis did in Germany in 1938, Macron let it happen, feeding the serpent. Historic buildings, monuments, shops, cars, and houses were burned and looted. These are not students — the students were only the Trojan horse.
An investigation by Fox News Digital identified 54 communist, far-left, and Islamic groups behind the unrest in France. See the list and draw your own conclusions. French police reported that rioters in Paris, Marseille, and Lyon are armed with AK-47s and Scorpion submachine guns. This time they beat and robbed shop owners and people in the streets. What happens next?
While the authorities try to extinguish the last fires and tally the damage, the same forces that destroyed everything are already preparing the next assault — this time on a European scale, on 20 November, under the banner of the 'European Youth Strike'.
The serpent has been fed long enough, the question is no longer whether it will strike again, but how much of Europe will be left standing when it does.
ALT #Paris #Riots #EuropeanYouthStrike
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'Kol b'seder, I've seen much worse...'
A striking contrast on the streets of Paris: A couple sits sipping drinks at an outdoor café as flames burn just steps away.
The moment was captured Saturday near the Arc de Triomphe, on the outskirts of rioting that erupted during demonstrations over rising prices, inequality and public spending.
Video shows the pair continuing their conversation as a burning trash bin lights up the background.
