It’s time we forgot that France exists—even our entire civilization
Everyone knows by now what anarchic destruction took place in France over the last few days, in parallel with, and fueled by, the inept student protests (lycéens, secondary-school students, actually). If the “Mouvement des gilets jaunes” created chaos through its “war of attrition” character, this stupid nationwide protest coalesced the worst of the “racaille” so quickly that the “forces de l’ordre” proved inept and impotent.
Here’s a selection of the hundreds of reels and posts Facebook’s algorithm deemed necessary to show me, even though I refuse to read anything about this idiocy.
- 📹 France 3 Nouvelle-Aquitaine – Le campanile trônant sur la mairie de Limoges, symbole de la ville, s’est effondré après que le bâtiment a été incendié quelques heures plus tôt.
- 📰 Ville de Limoges – Hôtel de ville incendié. Limoges blessée, mais la République ne cédera pas.
- 📰 Agence France-Presse – L’hôtel de ville de Limoges, édifice du 19e siècle incendié par des individus samedi en fin de manifestation, est “très lourdement endommagé” et “en grande partie perdu”, ont estimé dans la soirée le maire de la commune et le préfet de Haute-Vienne.
- 📹 Franceinfo – Un incendie a détruit l’hôtel de ville de Limoges, après qu’un groupe d’individus a attaqué le bâtiment lors de violences survenues au terme de la manifestation de samedi 17 octobre. Le feu a détruit une grande partie de la toiture de cet édifice historique inauguré en 1883.
- 📰 Architecture Hub – Limoges’ 143-year-old town hall was set on fire during unrest following protests in France on October 17, 2026. Its central tower collapsed, and the building suffered extensive damage.
- 📹 Sky News – This is the moment a town hall collapsed as protests sweep across France. The 140-year-old town hall in the French city of Limoges caught fire during protests in the city.
- 📹 Lyon People – Attaques et pillages simultanés de 3 nouvelles boutiques de la rue Victor Hugo. Le pillage dure depuis 15 minutes.
- 📹 Frontières Média – Des CASSEURS sont rentrés dans une PHARMACIE près de la place de la République pour la SACCAGER.
- 📹 CNEWS – Mobilisation du 17 octobre. Paris, Marseille, Clermont… Scènes de pillage partout.
- 📹 Tdf Junior – Pillage Carrefour City boulevard Voltaire Paris 11.
- 📹 VA+ – Le restaurant la Barrique détruit dans Paris.
- 📹 Marseille Faits Divers – La FNAC du ccentre-bourse a été dévalisée.
- 📹 Actu Toulouse – Des magasins pillés en marge de la mobilisation à Toulouse.
- 📹 Actu Lyon – Pendant de longues heures, le chaos et les pillages. Voici les images.
- 📹 Actu Lyon – L’office de tourisme de Lyon ravagé par les flammes.
- 📹 DW News – Masked protesters burned down a branch of the Lyon tourist office as a cost-of-living crisis drew tens of thousands to the streets.
- 📹 Frederic Munsch – Alors qu’un Supermarché Franprix est en train d’être pillé sous mes yeux et ceux de ses employés impuissants, une jeune femme tente de s’interposer et d’empêcher les jeunes de vider le magasin.
- 📹 La Provence – Des jets de projectiles d’un côté et de lacrymogènes de l’autre sont en cours dans ce fface-à-facetendu.
- 📹 Brut – À proximité des scènes de pillage, la police interpelle un jeune homme qui n’aura finalement que des boîtes de sérum physiologique sur lui (achetées en pharmacie). (On n’est jamais trop con, même pour un flic.)
Douce France, tu es complètement foutue.
I understand that life in France is increasingly difficult, but this is old news. Nothing works: justice, education, and many other sectors of society. But public order is one of the most dysfunctional aspects of today’s France (and the reason the RN is gaining members and sympathizers), and organizing such demonstrations was literally asking for violence! And no, the main culprit wasn’t “the far-left” but indeed those criminals who, in so many cases, were of a certain color or ethnic origin! France wasn’t able to maintain public order and put behind bars those deserving it, and this is why such scenes close to a civil war are so easily created!
On the other hand, prior to the events of October 17, there had been violence perpetrated by lycéens themselves. For fuck’s sake, if there isn’t enough money for your school, what do you get by destroying it? If there’s a shortage of teachers, in part because some were killed by their students, which made the profession less and less attractive, do you believe that more violence will bring you more teachers?
Frankly, despite the vast amount of literature I’ve read and the documentaries I’ve watched, I still can’t understand May 1968. Maybe it’s because I abhor chaos, but I still believe it was a “chienlit” indeed. (Eux, pas lui.) Those were university students, but retarded nonetheless. Trotskyists, Maoists, anarchists, and other far-left currents shaped the May 1968 movement, despite its chaos and lack of a clear center. If “Jeunesse communiste révolutionnaire” and “Fédération des étudiants révolutionnaires” were Trotskyist, Maoism was also fashionable then: Jean-Luc Godard’s La Chinoise (1967) won a special jury prize at Venice.
Maybe today’s times are tougher than they were in 1968, and the protests are legitimate. But why do some students believe they have to trigger reforms in society? Don’t they realize they’re so spoiled that they feel entitled to an easy life, even though that isn’t possible?
On the sidelines of the protest over underfunded education, other social groups are rightfully protesting over France’s dire economic prospects. But is this all because of the current French government? The humongous national debt results from decades of mismanagement. You can’t just ask for more money!
A theme shared with the protests in Italy is the price of gasoline. At least in Italy, Giorgia Meloni temporarily reduced excise duties, and our beloved Ursula von der Leyen rebuked her, arguing that Italy’s public deficit is also higher than Brussels likes. But everyone in the EU should know that governments cannot lower excise duties below the levels set by the Energy Taxation Directive (2003/96/EC) and its later amendments. You can make a revolution and overthrow the government, but as long as your country is part of the EU, it cannot reduce taxation significantly! Furthermore, no EU country can set a standard VAT rate below 15% (China reduced its VAT from 16% to 13% to encourage economic development; some EU countries preferred to raise it to 25%).
The malaise is European, not just national. People of all ages should protest in Brussels and devastate the buildings of the Eurocracy until those fucktards adopt directives that set maximum, not minimum, taxation values!
Of course, oil prices are high primarily because of that senile, oligophrenic, retarded Orange Maniac and his Israel-provoked war with Iran. People should also take to the streets to ask their governments to literally tell Donald Trump that he’s a fucking idiot, instead of licking his ass with the illusory belief that “America is going to defend us from the Russians.” On the other hand, they should also tell their governments that it’s high time to stop protecting Israel’s genocide in Gaza and the West Bank under the pretext that some other people, many decades ago, killed other Jews!
Meanwhile, based on the flawed logic of conflating the far left’s (Mélenchon’s LFI) responsibilities with those of the “racaille,” the far right (RN) is growing increasingly powerful. I couldn’t help but notice the success achieved by that psycho little slut of Louise Montangon, 22, licensed in philosophy and a member of the Rassemblement National. She was a fan of Mélenchon before being a university student! Later, she moved to the other extremity of the political spectrum…
Pour ceux qui comprennent le français, une petite sélection de vidéos avec cette tarée :
- Europe 1 – Louise Montangon : “J’étais très à gauche quand j’étais plus jeune”
- Le Figaro – Son engagement, son parcours… Louise Montangon raconte tout
- LCI – Colère lycéenne : y a-t-il une violence tolérable ? Elwan et Louise Montangon débattent
- BFMTV – Mobilisation lycéenne et étudiante: débat entre Louise Montangon et Manès Nadel
- CNEWS – Louise Montangon : « C’est la décadence, ils sont affreux »
- Frontières – Louise Montangon, la punchlineuse de la droite, se confie : UNI, débats, vie quotidienne…
- Et finalement, figurez-vous, cet immense crétin de Pascal Praud, sur Europe 1: “Cette jeune Louise est un miracle d’intelligence”
For fuck’s sake!
The rest of the world doesn’t inspire much hope, either. Italy is becoming fascist. Spain is deeply dysfunctional and may soon erupt into its own civil war. Germany’s Merz is so retarded that he said that many young people are willing to serve in the army; therefore… we must force them by returning to mandatory military service! Does he have some cognitive impairment yet? He’s so young compared to the Orange Emperor of Idiots.
How are we to believe that France, through its nuclear arsenal, could deter Russia, when it cannot handle a couple of thousand vandals in Paris, Marseille, Lyon, Toulouse, and Limoges? How could we believe in Germany when the AfD will most likely win the next elections, which would result in violent clashes with the left?
Not that our Canadian friends are any smarter. I can’t fathom the nature of the incident that resulted in an explosion and a rapidly spreading fire at the Canadian Armed Forces base in Wainwright that killed at least four people and put 39 others in hospital, 19 of whom are in critical condition! It wasn’t a terrorist act, they say. They also said it happened during an exercise. Well, the Chernobyl disaster also happened during an exercise. I thought we should trust the Canadian army more than that!
Back to France, Alain Bauer lui-même se demandait : « Que peuvent faire les forces de l’ordre ? » (Je ne sais pas, une petite branlette ?) Macron gave an address full of blah, blah, blah. 3 hours before him, Marine Le Pen conveyed her message, too. Oh, fuck.
Europe is dying, and the world is being fucked-up by the Big Orange Retard. You should watch Zelensky’s more recent interview with NBC News: Zelenskyy says Ukraine “will not prevail” if the U.S. takes Russia’s side: Full interview.

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