The French Left just took the global trend of “let’s silence all who dare to challenge the system” to another level.
31% of alleged perpetrators of armed robberies are aged 13 to 17 and 57% of homicides committed by minors involve use of a knife.
The government’s plan would in effect keep low-income people out of France’s biggest cities.
The absurd idea of banning cash must be fought with the utmost vigour.
The French Left rejoices, without considering the adverse effects of this deadly law.
If mass immigration continues, social security fraud will have a bright future ahead of it.
Deterring a suffering loved one from receiving a lethal injection could earn you up to two years in prison and a €30,000 fine.
A great paradox is that the activists targeted the Cannes Film Festival, which only a few days ago showed every sign of submission to the struggles of the far Left.
But why add an additional restriction when existing laws prohibiting Islamic clothing are not enforced?
The political class is pretending to discover a phenomenon that has been denounced for decades by the national Right.
At the top of the polls, Marine Le Pen’s successor is seen as too dangerous to be allowed to rise unchecked.
This is a symbolic and popular measure that does little to hide the general weakness of the French prison system.
