As usual, Macron shows contempt for the French people and lectures them on morality.
This would hit the middle and lower classes hardest, deepening the widespread sense in France that rising taxes no longer deliver adequate public services.
InterLGBT has attempted to defend itself and criticized “gross misinterpretations” of the poster.
Unable to control crime, the government now targets beachside smokers.
Major players in the industry plan to protest against the French government’s intention to restrict minors’ access to pornography.
The French justice system, just as in recent judgments against PSG rioters, is siding with the troublemakers.
For some, praising a Jewish man who was falsely accused over 130 years ago is a good way to make one’s antisemitism forgotten.
Bruno Retailleau seems more concerned with preventing Marine Le Pen’s party from gaining ground than with solving problems that are his direct responsibility.
The government is trying to downplay the events, suggesting that the violence was “no worse” than during other similar popular events.
The overwhelmed and poorly trained staff leave the field open to recruiters of all kinds, such as preachers close to the Muslim Brotherhood.
The French capital saw looting, arson, and attacks on national symbols. It’s no longer a matter of public order, but of civil war.
The famous British writer is an example of tenacity in the face of the horde of progressive moralists.
