illustratus · 7 months ago
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The armoury of the nobleman Uboldo invaded by Milanese insurgents to obtain weapons on 19 March 1848
by Carlo Bossoli
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hale-nathan · 1 month ago
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Trump Weird News - Trump Disintegrating
Demeans Oath To Constitution
Rejects "Don't Speak" Strategy
Exhibits Diarrhea Of The Mouth
Vows To Pardon 1-6 Rioters
Project 2035 Is Leaked
They Steal His Biddie Doll
They Sicced That Woman On Him
Counter-Punched Poorly With JD
Lost It, Endangering Pets & People
Final Crumble, Refuses To Debate "Her"
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dosesofcommonsense · 20 days ago
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fuckyeahanarchistposters · 2 years ago
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sbrown82 · 4 months ago
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This is the most corrupt Supreme Court I’ve ever seen!
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lasseling · 6 months ago
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Soros DA Lets Far-left Rioters Walk FREE
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blackswaneuroparedux · 1 year ago
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Les troubles civils révèlent les fractures profondes d'une nation.
André Gide
Well, living in Paris is never boring. It's been a wild few days. And who knows what the weekend will bring. Where I live in Paris is untouched (so far). But people are rightfully scared as the unfolding violence and chaos spreads across Paris and beyond.
Nanterre, the suburb of Paris where the murder victim, 17 year old Nahel lived - and died - has once again become the scene of unrest. Hours after a peaceful march in his honour ended violence broke out. Office buildings were vandalised and a bank was set on fire. As the evening drew on police officers arrived in large numbers, in vans and on bikes.
Around five thousand officers were sent to Paris suburbs after some 170 police were injured and 180 people arrested overnight on Wednesday, when Mr Macron was at an Elton John concert - the optics of which have just reinforced the view that this is a President who is very much out of touch with his own country.
At a crisis cabinet meeting on Thursday, Mr Macron called the violence “unjustifiable” as scores of cars were set ablaze and police were attacked with fireworks and in some cases firearms. Shops were looted and state buildings, police stations and schools set on fire.
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In Montreuil, in the north, some young people armed with batons have destroyed a pharmacy, McDonalds, ATM and other shops. Police have responded with tear gas. The entrance to the town hall of Clichy-sous-Bois, in the eastern suburbs of Paris, was set alight by protesters, according to videos shared online.
Buses and trams in Paris were stopped at 9pm in and around Paris and a curfew from 9pm to 6am was imposed in the Parisian suburb of Clamart until Monday as authorities struggled to keep control. In Nanterre’s Avenue Pablo Picasso, dozens of vehicles burned as fireworks were fired at police lines, along with stones and Molotov cocktails.
According to text messages sent between officers and seen by BFM TV, police said they were totally swamped, had run out of rubber bullets and were forced to withdraw from various districts after being personally targeted.
Conservative politicians have been screaming at Macron’s government to call a state of emergency and send in the armed forces. But so far both Macron and his Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne have ruled it for fear of escalating the situation.
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A state of emergency was called by then-president Jacques Chirac during the 2005 banlieue riots. That was the first time the measure had been taken in 50 years. Ten years later, the French government declared a state of emergency following the 2015 Paris terrorist attacks. The measure lasted two years. Thursday night, various government ministers said a state of emergency was not being considered. Whether this is still their position as the unrest persists and intensifies remains to be seen.
I suspect the Macron government is haunted by the possibility of a repeat of the weeks of sustained violent protest sparked by the death of two young boys of African origin during a police chase in 2005. That incident, in Clichy-sous-Bois outside Paris, triggered weeks of unrest with France declaring a state of national emergency as more than 9,000 vehicles and dozens of public buildings and businesses were set on fire.
The government seems to be caught flat footed. The riots have spread way beyond Paris and some its poorer and more multi-cultural suburbs to other cities such as Lille, Bordeaux, Nantes, Lyon, Toulouse, and Marseille. It’s a shit show.
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The heart of this civil strife is the age old issue of the role of the police in society. It would be a grave misunderstanding to see the French police and all that ails them through an English or especially an American lens. France is not America. This has nothing to do with race or even systemic racism (whatever the lazy way of thinking that is). The police officers in Paris and other major cities are multi-ethnic and many are married with partners across ethnic lines. To think this is white on black is incredibly dumb.
This isn't even about class. The British Met police are now mostly recruited from university graduate class when before they were blue collar. Unlike the British Met, the police in France is overwhelmingly blue collar and live in the same social locales as they ones they police. It's one reason why they don't take any shit when they stop someone. They can be brusque and yes even borderline brutal. But to wrap this all in a bundle and a bow and call it racism is simplistic bullshit.
As one of my French colleagues - who managed to make it out of the banlieues (poor social housing suburbs of Paris) and managed to get good schooling and make a decent life for herself - put it well: the problem with the police is they are meant to protect citizens but they really serve the state. This is the fracture between state and society.
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Some say sending more police in is like pouring gasoline on a fire - but what else can a responsible government do to avert chaos and further civil unrest? They have to be seen to act.
And yet that mistrustful relationship is many have with the police which has prompted the anger. People in ethnically diverse neighbourhoods such as Nanterre say officers aren’t working to protect them - it’s a common refrain one hears. However true it may be it doesn’t absolve the rioters themselves - many of who are just looting for the fun of it or are far left agitators - in these areas who have gone beyond protesting a tragic murder of a young man to openly looting and destroying cars, family owned stores, commercial stores, schools, and businesses.
Pauvre France.
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eric-sadahire · 2 years ago
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The angry French rioters were supported by Le’ Giraffe squad who really stuck they’re necks out to lighten the mood a little. Holy crêpe, this was in-seine!
All that was left was De Brie.
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The republicans are probably gonna win the House, but it will be by the closest margin in American history, even smaller than the Democrats in 2020, like single digit dissents away from a tie/flip. It's gonna be decided by recounts over the next few weeks or months, but come January 3rd the republicans will probably have a plurality and be given the speakership anyway. And you know that means all the nutjobs are gonna become committee chairs, green and boebert and jim jordan and all the moat unhinged election deniers and insurrectionists will have complete control over the legislative agenda and nuke any and all attempts at compromise on principle alone. I'd also expect them to invite a bunch of January 6 rioters to visit the Capitol for a photo-op just to rub salt in the wound, "it feels good to be back."
Oh, and impeachment proceedings will start on day one. They'll vote on it in January or February, as soon as they have 218 guaranteed votes. Biden will be acquited in the senate 52-48 or 53-47, maybe more, but that's not why republicans are gonna do it. They just want to rapid fire impeach Biden at least 3 times so trump is no longer the most impeached president anymore. They'll spread it out over 2023 so they can pretend it isn't a publicity stunt for their circus show.
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paknewsinsightspk · 12 days ago
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Judges Punishing Jan. 6 Rioters Fear More Political Violence
WASHINGTON — Over the past four years, judges at Washington’s federal courthouse have punished hundreds of rioters who stormed the U.S. Capitol in an unprecedented assault on the nation’s democracy. On the cusp of the next presidential election, some of those judges fear another burst of political violence could be coming. Before recently sentencing a rioter to prison, U.S. District Judge Reggie…
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morganablenewsmedia · 3 months ago
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UK: Stores, Shops Looted
UK: Stores, Shops Looted PM Starmer Vows Extreme Protesters Will ‘Regret’ It In recent weeks, it is not a good period for the world which has experienced various degrees of violent protests. It is evident in recent weeks that many world’s political leaders have been thrown into confusion and panic due to these unrests. It is also to be noted that these various demonstrations have usually come…
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fuckyeahanarchistposters · 2 years ago
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“Fuck Cops”
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andymallinson · 3 months ago
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#WarmWar
Frightening how many people can't bare even to LISTEN to different opinions. Before you go out #rioting, #protesting, calling for #war, or even opposing #rioters or #wars particularly if you're planning carrying a #knife or #gun maybe just listen to other each other's perspective. I speak to myself as much as others.
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tjeromebaker · 7 months ago
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Kimberly Latrice Jones #BLM Video Speech Transcript
Kimberly Latrice Jones released a video talking about the Black Lives Matter protests, inequality, and police brutality. Her video picked up popularity after it was shown to close out the June 7 Last Week Tonight with John Oliver episode. Kimberly Jones: (00:07)So I’ve been seeing a lot of things, talking, people making commentary. Interestingly enough, the ones I’ve noticed that have been…
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