FRANCE HIT BY A BURNING RAGE

The Sunday Times ^ | 11/06/2005 | Matthew Campbell

[FerdieMurphy]

...Nicolas Sarkozy, the tough-talking interior minister, warned rioters that their actions could “cost dear in terms of sentences”. But he also promised to tackle the causes of violence, conceding that there were “a certain number of injustices in some neighbourhoods”.

He's tough as bananas.

[ncountylee]

Nape and bake the MoHamHead burbs.

[samtheman]

Nicolas Sarkozy. He sure is tough. The Islamofacist gangs are shaking in their boots.

[MizSterious]

With the evidence we're starting to see, this is most likely not entirely a "burning rage," but an organized militant Islamic planned op. They've found bomb factories--probably not set up on the spur of the moment, because one report stated they were fairly sophisticated.

And what about the two guys "hiding" in the electricial station? The police insist they were not chasing them, and they had no need to hide. Could they have been there for other reasons, such as sabotaging the electrical station, perhaps in preparation for beginning the "riots?"

[conservativepoet]

Can you imagine if just a few of these rioters acquire RPG's from the underground?

[CarolTX]

I hope France has a generous social program to replace the TV set thrown at that firefighter.

/sarcasm off

[Hodar]

Hmmmm, wouldn't it be ironic if someone staged an Anti-France protest? I wonder how the Frogs would react when a so-called 'Ally' stabs them in the back?

In all seriousness; I'm shocked that France hasn't formally offered terms of surrender yet. 10 Days fighting teenagers with gasoline bombs, putting up with live fire against the police, over 1000 cars torched, businesses burnt to the ground, ect.

Here's a hint. Fire a Tracer bullet from a sniper's rifle into one of the arsonist's gasoline bottles. Watching Abdulahha burst into flames sends a message to the other leaches.

[little jeremiah]

And he's the heavy all the "rioters" want kicked out.

[FerdieMurphy]

...an organized militant Islamic planned op.

Absolutely.

Don't you wonder what they are storing in the undercrofts of those mosques that have sprung up to pollute American landscape in the past three decades?

I'm probably wrong, but I don't think you'll find bingo cards and boxes of the un-holy Koran.

[FerdieMurphy]

If they'd shot the first looter (like we are loathe to do) the riots would have stopped dead in its tracks.

[canuck_conservative]

“Without question what is taking place bears all the hallmarks of being co-ordinated ....”

There is a sinister historic parallel reference here, as some have suggested the French revolution (1789) was artificially provoked by a small, deliberate group of radicals working behind the scenes.

[mmercier]

>> France’s media and its politicians have portrayed the rioting as a form of protest against poverty, racial discrimination and the desperation felt by immigrant families who live in the cités

Hopefully these enlightened purveyors of social conscience will have their cars and investments burned in tonight's 'protest'.

[seastay]

“France’s media and its politicians have portrayed the rioting as a form of protest against poverty”

So follow this through, people immigrant to France because their culture’s values created poverty at home, values that include amonst other things no respect fro personal property, or the rights of others to work and obtain it, they then bring these values to France, and the French media believe that this is a protest and not an invasion and an organized effort to pillage those countries with ethical values?

Same thing is happening here in the US, if our media will not stand up to the lack of values and standards of the third world and call it for what it is, evil instead of trying to integrate it into society under the false pretense of diversity, and higher cooperate sponsorship $, since we don’t want to offend any immigrant viewers, we are doomed.

[Hodar]

And what about the two guys "hiding" in the electricial station? The police insist they were not chasing them, and they had no need to hide. Could they have been there for other reasons, such as sabotaging the electrical station, perhaps in preparation for beginning the "riots?"

This 'electrical station' was next to a Mosque; which coincidentally is the same mosque that had a teargas gernade tossed in to it days after the deaths.

Now, from the articles youths scaled a fence and jumped in, however two of 3 jumped on top of a transformer and shorted the transformer out; getting killed in the process. The third escaped without serious physical injury. The fact that all of this is focusing on a single Mosque should even give the famed Detective Clouseau a clue as to where to start.

[goresalooza]

This idiot wants the police to "tread softly"? What in hell does that mean? How many years will they wait before bringing their troops in to wipe out these hordes of scumbags? The french politicos are in major denial.

The folks I feel sorry for are innocent non-mooselims who have to end up paying for this with their lives, limbs and taxes.

[FerdieMurphy]

Mucho bueno commentary.

[GermanBusiness]

The "kids" who hid in the electrical transformer box (a stupid place to hide) were caught stealing parts from parked cars. They were caught red-handed as criminals and ran.

They were only caught because a Muslim housewife called the police who normally would fear to go to the area. That woman is probably dead now. Al Qaeda in France would make sure of that.

[CarolTX]

Ah...Paris.
The food, the wine, the art.... the "tradition" of fire-bombing cars every Saturday night.

[shadowman99]

“They are sometimes frisked up to 10 times a day,” said Dounia Bouzar, an expert on French-born Muslims. “Given the way these kids live, I wonder why it (the rioting) doesn’t happen more often.”

Bush's fault.

France is a quagmire. Time for the french to withdraw.

[AntiGuv]

He's tough as bananas.

I think it's clear that Sarkozy has been told by Villepin and Chirac to talk appeasement.