french people – DS https://www.anglinarchive.com Daily Stormer Historical Archive Sat, 15 Apr 2023 00:00:00 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.0.17 https://www.anglinarchive.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/cropped-favicon-32x32.png french people – DS https://www.anglinarchive.com 32 32 French Democracy Rejects Popular Referendum Proposal, Pension Reform to Enter Into Force Swiftly https://www.anglinarchive.com/2023/04/15/french-democracy-rejects-popular-referendum-proposal-pension-reform-to-enter-into-force-swiftly/ Sat, 15 Apr 2023 00:00:00 +0000

FRANCE BREAKING: – The constitutional a court has sided with Macron against the people.

Almost as if the people’s voices no longer matter.

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— Bernie’s Tweets (@BernieSpofforth) April 14, 2023

Democracy delivers…. hell on earth!

Reuters:

French President Emmanuel Macron’s flagship pension reform will enter into force swiftly, officials said on Friday after it received the Constitutional Council’s approval despite months of street protests and strikes.

The legislation, which pushes up the age at which one can draw a pension to 64 from 62, remains deeply unpopular, and spontaneous protests broke out when the Constitutional Council’s decision was announced.

Protesters gathered outside Paris City Hall holding banners reading “climate of anger” and “no end to the strikes until the reform is withdrawn”, in a sign the Council’s verdict was unlikely to end widespread anger with Macron and his reform.

Some burnt trash bins as they marched through Paris, singing a chant popular with anti-Macron protesters: “We are here, we are here, even if Macron does not want it, we are here.”

Opinion polls show a vast majority reject the policy changes, as well as the fact that the government pushed the bill through parliament without a final vote it might have lost.

“All the labour unions are calling on the President of the Republic to show some wisdom, listen and understand what is happening in the country and not to promulgate this law,” the leader of the CGT union Sophie Binet said.

In a joint statement, unions said this was “the only way to soothe the anger in the country.”

But officials shrugged off the request, saying the text would be turned into law in the coming days. Labour Minister Olivier Dussopt said it should enter into force on Sept. 1 as initially planned.

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Separately, the Constitutional Council rejected a proposal by the opposition to organise a citizens’ referendum on the pension reform.

The opposition has tabled another bid for a referendum, which is expected to be reviewed by the Council in early May.

Political observers say the widespread discontent over the government’s reform could have longer-term repercussions, including a possible boost for the far right.

Honestly though brah, the French are kind of whiny.

What difference is two years?

These people let their country be flooded with wild apes and did nothing. Now they’re mad about two years?

I mean, I get that it’s abuse by the democracy system, but seriously, who gives a shit?

Plus, Macron is based and he hates America and wants to be friends with China, which is really cool and awesome.

WHO CARES ABOUT TWO YEARS???

]]> France: Nationwide Strikes Continue Over Government’s Plan to Raise Retirement Age https://www.anglinarchive.com/2023/03/07/france-nationwide-strikes-continue-over-governments-plan-to-raise-retirement-age/ Tue, 07 Mar 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Manifestation gigantesque à Marseille contre la réforme des retraites #grevedu7mars #GreveGenerale #greve7mars #Blocage7mars #BlocageDeLaFrance pic.twitter.com/8x8gewORhC

— Anonyme Citoyen (@AnonymeCitoyen) March 7, 2023

The issue that the French are facing here is that France is a democracy, so they have no ability to petition for change.

In a democracy, you have to just sit there and take it, because the government can do whatever it wants to you.

You have no recourse.

RT:

Nationwide strikes and rallies against a controversial pension reform have caused major traffic disruptions and paralyzed oil refineries and universities in France, after trade unions called for the country to be brought “to a halt.”

As the latest wave of protests against the government’s plan to raise the retirement age to 64 from 62 entered their sixth day, trade unions announced that “more than two million people” would take part in rallies on Tuesday. For comparison, on January 31, the biggest day of demonstrations so far, some 1.27 million took part, according to official figures.

Marches started in the early morning across the country, with crowds blocking major higher education establishments including Rennes II University and Lyon II University, according to footage on social media and local media reports.

Protesters erected barricades in front of a bus depot in La Roche-sur-Yon, a city in western France. Students also blocked another bus depot at Saint-Denis Pleyel, near Paris, before being pushed back by security forces.

At least 100 people blocked the RN 24 highway connecting Rennes and Lorient in western France, according to student organization Le Poing Leve (The Raised Fist). The group claimed the police used tear gas to disperse the gatherings.

The trade union organization CGT-Chimie said fuel shipments had been blocked at the exits of “all refineries.” The management of oil major TotalEnergies confirmed to AFP that it had been affected, but said there was “no shortage of fuel” at its stations.

What work are people even doing these days that the government is making them work longer?

What work needs done?

What does anyone do?

]]> Watch: Legislator Shouts “Go Back to Africa!” to Black Politician During French Parliament Session https://www.anglinarchive.com/2022/11/05/watch-legislator-shouts-go-back-to-africa-to-black-politician-during-french-parliament-session/ Sat, 05 Nov 2022 00:00:00 +0000

A member of a French far-right party yelled “go back to Africa” to politician Carlos Martens Bilongo during his address at the French Parliament pic.twitter.com/W6usr0KCx9

— TRT World (@trtworld) November 4, 2022

It’s supposedly an outrage to shout at a black to go back to Africa.

The real question is: why won’t they go back to Africa?

RT:

A session of the French parliament was suspended on Thursday after a legislator was accused of hurling a “racist” insult at a fellow MP during a debate on migration.

The incident took place when Carlos Martens Bilongo, an MP from the left-wing La France Insoumise (France Unbowed) party whose parents are of Congolese and Angolan origin, was delivering a speech on behalf of an NGO that aids migrants arriving in Europe. He asked the government to help find a port for the 234 people recently rescued at sea.

Gregoire de Fournas, a newly elected legislator from the conservative National Rally (RN) party, interrupted the speech by shouting: “They should go back to Africa!”

The heckle immediately led to an uproar, with several other MPs angrily yelling at de Fournas, after which the speaker, Yael Braun-Privet, suspended the session.

According to France 24 news channel, it could be believed that de Fournas was addressing Bilongo directly, because in French, the pronouns ‘he’ and ‘they’ are pronounced the same.

Many politicians condemned the conservative MP, whose party is known for its anti-migrant stance. “Racism has no place in our democracy,” Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne said.

Bilongo also accused de Fournas of racism. “Today in the parliament chamber, he insulted me personally. He insulted millions of French people who look like me,” he told France Info radio.

De Fournas denied that he insulted Bilongo and accused his party of “manipulation.”

“They are trying to distort my words, to make me look as if I was making disgusting comments towards a fellow MP who has the same legitimacy to sit in these benches as I do,” he told reporters, adding that he was specifically calling for migrants who cross the Mediterranean Sea by boat to be returned home rather than be allowed to land in France.

We have blacks in America. That is what it is, I guess. We can’t really send them back.

But why are there blacks in Italy? Whose idea was this?

]]> Don’t Go to Weird Places, White Man: French Girl, 15, is ‘Sliced in Half’ by Shark While Snorkelling Off Indian Ocean Island https://www.anglinarchive.com/2013/07/16/dont-go-to-weird-places-white-man-french-girl-15-is-sliced-in-half-by-shark-while-snorkelling-off-indian-ocean-island/ Tue, 16 Jul 2013 00:00:00 +0000 Peter Allen
Daily Mail
July 16, 2013

  • French teenager ‘died instantly’ in shark attack on paradise island
  • Girl, 15, was holidaying on Reunion, off the coast of Madagascar
  • The teenager was sliced in half by a shark, 15ft off the beach
  • Her sister watched as a part of the girl’s body was taken by the shark
Savage places have savage people and savage animals.
Savage places have savage people and savage animals.

A teenage girl ‘died instantly’ when she was sliced in two by a shark while snorkelling near the beach on a paradise island in the Indian Ocean.

The 15-year-old, who lives on the French mainland, was less than 15 feet (five metres) from the shore of the island of Reunion, located off the coast of Madagascar, when the savage attack took place.

Her terrified sister was among those who saw the girl schoolgirl disappear under the water at around 3pm today.

The teenager’s body was sliced in two at the torso, and then ‘a part of her body was taken away by the shark,’ said a said Gina Hoarau, the head of public safety on the island.

She added: ‘The girls were in an area of St Paul bay where swimming is not allowed. She would have died instantly.

‘The operation to recover the upper part of her body is ongoing.’

Huguette Bello, the mayor of St Paul, said: ‘The girl, who was 15, came from mainland France and spent her holidays on the island.

‘She was staying on the island with her father, who is in charge of the yacht club in St Paul.

‘Both of the girls had masks and snorkels on, and were swimming just in front of the Bay restaurant.’

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