FRANCUSKA NA NOGAMA Ušao u policijsku postaju i nožem ubio policajku, vikao "Allahu Akbar"

tra 23, 2021

Francuska antiteroristička policija danas je pokrenula istragu smrtonosnog napada nožem na policijsku administrativnu djelatnicu.

MUŠKARAC u Francuskoj nožem je izbo i ubio policajku u policijskoj postaji Rambouillet, u blizini Pariza, nakon čega su ga upucali drugi policijski službenici, piše Le Figaro.

Napadač je za vrijeme napada vikao "Allahu Akbar", navodi ASFP.
Incident se dogodio oko 14:20, navodi izvor iz policije i dodaje kako su i žrtva i napadač, državljanin Tunisa, mrtvi. Napadač je navodno u Francusku stigao 2009. godine, prenosi Index.hr.

"U policijskoj postaji Rambouillet dogodio se napad nožem"

Francuski ministar unutarnjih poslova Gerald Darmanin priopćio je kako je na putu prema policijskoj postaji Rambouillet gdje je rano poslijepodne ubijena policajka.
"U policijskoj postaji Rambouillet dogodio se napad nožem pri čemu je stradala policijska službenica. Upravo sam na putu tamo", napisao je Darmanin na Twitteru.

Pokrenuta istraga o terorizmu

Francuska antiteroristička policija danas je pokrenula istragu smrtonosnog napada nožem na policijsku administrativnu djelatnicu.
Čelnica pariške regije Valerie Pecresse, rekla je da terorizam ne može biti odbačen kao motiv napada.

Napadač je ubodom nožem u vrat ubio policijsku administrativnu djelatnicu, rekla su dva sigurnosna izvora.
"Francuska je izgubila jednu od svakodnevnih heroina u barbarskoj gesti beskrajnog kukavičluka", rekao je premijer Jean Castex na mjestu događaja.

U Francuskoj boravio legalno

Napadač je bio Tunižanin koji je u Francuskoj boravio legalno. Otprije nije bio poznat francuskim sigurnosnim agencijama, dodao je drugi izvor.
Francuska je doživjela val napada islamističkih militanata i radikaliziranih pojedinaca u posljednjih nekoliko godina, u kojima je ubijeno oko 250 osoba.

Dnevnik.ba

French generals who called for military rule if President Macron cannot stop 'Islamists' from 'disintegrating society' will be punished, government declares


Twenty retired generals, as well as serving officers, signed the ferocious rebuke
Incendiary letter claims France at risk of 'disintegration' at 'hands of Islamists'
Defence Minister Florence Parly warned 'these are unacceptable actions'
She added that those serving officers who signed letter would be disciplined

Emmanuel Macron has threatened to punish generals who signed an open letter warning that the country is heading for 'civil war' because of radical Islam.

Twenty retired generals, as well as several serving soldiers, signed the letter which warned that failure to act against the 'suburban hordes' - a reference to the predominantly immigrant population of the housing estates which surround French cities - will lead to deaths 'in the thousands.'

The government strongly condemned the letter, which was published on the 60th anniversary of a failed coup d'etat by generals opposed to France granting independence to Algeria.

'These are unacceptable actions,' Defence Minister Florence Parly said Monday, adding that serving military members had flouted a law requiring them to remain politically neutral.

'There will be consequences, naturally,' Parly said, adding that she had instructed the army chief of staff to discipline them.

The open letter, published in Valeurs Actuelles, a right-wing magazine, claims a military coup might be necessary to stop a 'civil war' in France.

Despite condemnation from the government and left-wing parties, Marine Le Pen hailed the letter which was signed by 80 officers, as well as the 20 generals.

'I invite you to join us in taking part in the coming battle, which is the battle of France,' she wrote in a response to the letter.

Le Pen was widely criticised by her opponents on both the left and right for her overtures to the soldiers behind what the left-wing daily Liberation described as a 'call to sedition'.

The lead signatory was Christian Piquemal, 80, who commanded the Foreign Legion before losing his privileges as a retired officer after being arrested while taking part in an anti-Islam demonstration in 2016.

It was written by Jean-Pierre Fabre-Bernadac, a former officer, and signed by 1000 others who were in lower ranks.

The incendiary letter reads: 'France is in danger. Several mortal perils threaten her. Even in retirement, we remain soldiers of France and cannot in the present circumstances remain indifferent to the fate of our beautiful country.'

The retired officers claimed that France was 'disintegrating with the Islamists of the hordes of the banlieue [suburbs] who are detaching large parts of the nation and turning them into territory subject to dogmas contrary to our constitution'.

Macron also came under fire with the retired officers blasting the state for allowing brutal police action against yellow vest protesters in the country.

In a chilling call, the letter claimed that the country would 'explode' into civil war if 'nothing was done', which would lead to the deaths of thousands.

They also claimed they had broad support in the military and were 'ready to support' politicians who focused on the 'safety of a nation'.

Le Pen's National Rally gave the letter their backing, saying it reflected the views of 'patriots' like General Pierre de Villiers, former chief of the defence staff, who was sacked by Macron in 2017.

"For a return of the honor of our rulers": 20 generals call on Macron to defend patriotism


Mr. President,

Ladies and Gentlemen of the Government

Ladies and Gentlemen of the Parliament

This is a grave hour, France is in peril, several mortal dangers threaten her. We who, even after retirement, remain soldiers of France, cannot, in the present circumstances, remain indifferent to the fate of our beautiful country

Our tricolour flags are not just a piece of cloth, they symbolise the tradition, through the ages, of those who, whatever their skin colour or creed, have served France and given their lives for her. On these flags we find in gold letters the words "Honneur et Patrie". Now, our honour today lies in denouncing the disintegration that is affecting our country

- A deterioration which, through a certain anti-racism, has only one aim: to create a malaise, even hatred between communities on our soil. Today, some speak of racialism, indigenism and decolonial theories, but through these terms it is the racial war that these hateful and fanatical supporters want. They despise our country, its traditions, its culture, and want to see it dissolve by tearing away its past and its history. Thus they attack former military and civilian glories with statues, analysing centuries-old words

- This is a disintegration which, together with Islamism and the suburban hordes, is leading to the detachment of many parts of the nation and transforming them into territories subject to dogmas that are contrary to our constitution. However, every Frenchman, whatever his belief or non-belief, is at home everywhere in France; there cannot and must not be any town or district where the laws of the Republic do not apply

- Delay, because hatred takes precedence over fraternity during demonstrations where the authorities use the forces of order as auxiliary agents and scapegoats in the face of French people in yellow waistcoats expressing their despair. This while infiltrated and hooded individuals ransack businesses and threaten these same forces of order. However, the latter are only applying the directives, sometimes contradictory, given by you, the rulers

The dangers are growing, the violence is increasing day by day. Who would have predicted ten years ago that a teacher would one day be decapitated outside his school? We, the servants of the Nation, who have always been ready to put our skin in the game - as our military status demanded - cannot be passive spectators of such actions

It is therefore imperative that those who lead our country find the courage to eradicate these dangers. To do this, it is often enough to apply without weakness the laws that already exist. Do not forget that, like us, a large majority of our fellow citizens are fed up with your wavering and guilty silences

As Cardinal Mercier, Primate of Belgium, said: "When prudence is everywhere, courage is nowhere. "So, ladies and gentlemen, enough procrastination, the hour is serious, the work is colossal; do not waste time and know that we are ready to support the policies that will take into consideration the safeguarding of the nation

On the other hand, if nothing is done, laxity will continue to spread inexorably in society, ultimately causing an explosion and the intervention of our active comrades in a perilous mission to protect our civilisational values and safeguard our compatriots on national territory

We can see that it is no longer time to procrastinate, otherwise tomorrow civil war will put an end to this growing chaos, and the deaths, for which you will be responsible, will be counted in thousands »

Les généraux signataires :

Général de Corps d’Armée (ER) Christian PIQUEMAL (Légion Étrangère),
général de Corps d’Armée (2S) Gilles BARRIE (Infanterie),
général de Division (2S) François GAUBERT ancien Gouverneur militaire de Lille,
général de Division (2S) Emmanuel de RICHOUFFTZ (Infanterie),
général de Division (2S) Michel JOSLIN DE NORAY (Troupes de Marine),
général de Brigade (2S) André COUSTOU (Infanterie),
général de Brigade (2S) Philippe DESROUSSEAUX de MEDRANO (Train),
général de Brigade Aérienne (2S) Antoine MARTINEZ (Armée de l’air),
général de Brigade Aérienne (2S) Daniel GROSMAIRE (Armée de l’air),
général de Brigade (2S) Robert JEANNEROD (Cavalerie),
général de Brigade (2S) Pierre Dominique AIGUEPERSE (Infanterie),
général de Brigade (2S) Roland DUBOIS (Transmissions),
général de Brigade (2S) Dominique DELAWARDE (Infanterie),
général de Brigade (2S) Jean Claude GROLIER (Artillerie),
général de Brigade (2S) Norbert de CACQUERAY (Direction Générale de l’Armement),
général de Brigade (2S) Roger PRIGENT (ALAT),
général de Brigade (2S) Alfred LEBRETON (CAT),
médecin Général (2S) Guy DURAND (Service de Santé des Armées),
contre-amiral (2S) Gérard BALASTRE (Marine Nationale).

Macron je smijenio načelnika glavnog stožera Oružanih snaga kad je postao predsjednik. Taj je bio na toj liniji. I upozoravao ga. Sad 20 generala izlazi u javnost, a 1000 drugih časnika supotpisuje. S obzirom da znaju kakve će biti posljedice trenutno to je jako velik broj.

Paradigma se mijenja. Onaj političar na Zapadu koji to shvati, da su ti ljudi u pravu i da na njihova upozorenja treba reagirati na vrijeme koje je već prošlo će biti državnik i lider.

Možda čak i taj mali Macron shvati neke stvari pa povede svoju zemlju u boljem smjeru. I čudnije stvari su se događale...

To si mogao misliti 2011. ili 2016. Danas...nakon svega. Nakon masovne invazije tih horda...

Svi su završili tamo. To po prirodi stvari mora pucati...

Situacija je alarmantna, mislio sam da imamo još bar 5-10 godina prije nego ovakve stvari uopće uđu u narativu..

Ovo je labuđi pijev bivše nacije.

Ovi će sada biti psomijenjivani, proimigrantske stranke će dobiti i iduće izbore, vojska i polcija će se pomalo početi puniti migrantima i mirna tranzicija Francuske u kalifat biti će završena biračko mvoljom izumirućih francuskih birača.

Ostaje sam oda se neke regije, izvan velikih gradova, pokušaju odvojiti od onoga u što će se Francuska pretvoriti.

Francuska će pobijediti, ali pod totalno neočekivanim okolnostima.

Francuska će pobijediti, ali pod totalno neočekivanim okolnostima.

Neće, jer je bezbožnička zemlja

Le Penina stranka je trenutno najjaca stranka u francuskoj pojedinacno, ali sa druge strane problem je jacanje takozvanih zelenih pa je ta relativna vecina koju ima Le Pen premalo za nekakvo formiranje vlasti nakon narednih izbora.

Situacija je alarmantna, mislio sam da imamo još bar 5-10 godina prije nego ovakve stvari uopće uđu u narativu.



Ako dođe do destabilizacije i stvarno zagusti, političko vodstvo bi moglo uteći. Generali će u više navrata pokušavati uspostaviti vlast, ali mislim da će to biti uzalud sve dok se ne pojavi jedan određeni general.

In 2004, the Institut Montaigne estimated that within Metropolitan France, 51 million people were White (85% of the population), 6 million were Northwest African (10%), 2 million were Black (3.3%), and 1 million were Asian (1.7%).

In 2008, the INSEE (National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies) estimated that the total number of foreign-born immigrants was around 5 million (8% of the population), while their French-born descendants numbered 6.5 million, or 11% of the population. Thus, nearly a fifth of the country's population were either first or second-generation immigrants, of which more than 5 million were of European origin and 4 million of Maghrebi ancestry. In 2008, France granted citizenship to 137,000 persons, mostly from Morocco, Algeria and Turkey.