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France's national holiday, Bastille Day has been overshadowed by a night of rioting in which more than 300 cars were torched on the streets of Paris and other cities.
Despite a deployment of 10,000 police officers, the number of cars set alight represents a rise of almost seven percent from the previous year. Youths threw home-made explosives and fireworks to set alight bins and cars, before targeting police officers, 13 of whom were wounded in the riots.
A total of 240 arrests were made -- almost double the number recorded in 2008.
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3 comments:
Youth lawlessness is no accident. It's the socialistic breakdown of society at the bottom of it started decades ago.
and socialism strikes again. does no one read a history book anymore? you cannot tell me that the french government is surprised.
give it about 3 years or less and see the same thing after the obamessiah is done nationalizing everything south of the border.
brad
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well... as pogo once said... "i have seen the enemy... and it is us."
you get the kind of government you deserve.
we'll see whether france can pull out of their tailspin before it's too late.
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