🇫🇷 Nationalist activists patrol the streets in Lyon to restore order.

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🇫🇷 A suspicious suitcase has just been dropped off in the city center of Marseille.

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⚡️French nationalists marching in Lyon reportedly this evening

🇫🇷 Reported incidents in Angers.

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🇫🇷 Multiple car fires in Dijon.

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🇫🇷 49 arrests have been made so far this evening, considerably less than at the same time yesterday.

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🇫🇷 It's probably an accurate assessment to suggest the period of rioting in France is now over. Tonight, there were some small "incidences" that took place around the country, such as cars being set on fire and hooded men running around aimlessly, but this is barely anything in comparison to the chaos we witnessed in previous nights.

🔥 Unless there's a sudden return to violence and anarchy, we will now tone done the level of video footage we post here and focus more on the political environment in France in the coming days. As you can probably expect, the prevailing conversation in the mainstream media and the political class will shift from the riots to topics of 'racial injustice' and the reconstruction of France's cities.

📢 There will be increased calls on the political left for police reform and pouring more welfare into immigrant-heavy areas, while on the right the focus will be on law and order and assessing the consequences of France's immigration policy as a catalyst for this week's scenes of terror. Macron and his neoliberal government will, of course, be trapped in the middle of this ferocious debate.

🆕️ After that stage is over, we will then probably put the channel on a default pause setting for the majority of the time and only reactivate when new protests or riots happen across Europe. For instance, future race riots in France, farmer protests in the Netherlands, football hooliganism like we saw last year from Moroccan communities in Europe after every World Cup game, ethnic clashes between Turks and Kurds in Northern Europe, yellow vests and more. The channel name will also change to correspond with each event.

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🇫🇷 157 people were arrested in total last night — Interior Ministry.

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🇫🇷 Emmanuel Macron will receive the presidents of the Senate and the National Assembly this Monday.

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🇫🇷 Assessment of the sixth night of riots in France:

— 352 fires on public roads
— 297 burned vehicles
— 34 burned buildings
— 45,000 police and gendarmes deployed
— 3 police officers and gendarmes injured
— 157 people arrested

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🇫🇷💰 POLEMIC IN FRANCE DUE TO MASSIVE POPULATION SUPPORT TO THE POLICE

🔥 While France has been experiencing race riots for several days after a policeman shot and killed Nahel, an Algerian criminal, yet another controversy has erupted.

🗣️ French far-right activists have set up a fund to support the policeman, who is being harassed not only by Arabs but also by the courts, which want to put him in prison.

📊 In just a few days, the fund has already reached nearly 1 million euros in donations, with tens of thousands of donations from French citizens supporting the policeman. The fund to support the policeman is therefore 10 times larger than the one created to support Nahel and his criminal family.

🙏🏻 The French far left is furious, declaring that "it's not normal that killing an Arab can make you a millionaire", and accusing the French of being massively racist by supporting the policeman rather than the criminal Algerian.

💫 If you'd like to take part in the kitty, even for 1€, here's the link.

🇫🇷 The association of French mayors called for rallies to be held in front of every town hall in France at 12PM to demonstrate communal solidarity against the rioters.

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🇫🇷 Rallies are held in front of town halls across France to show support for the integrity of the Fifth Republic.

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🇹🇷🇫🇷 Turkish President Erdoğan said on Monday that "institutional racism" and "Islamophobia" were primarily to blame for the nationwide riots in France.

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🇮🇹 Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini expressed his solidarity with the people of France after speaking to Marine Le Pen by video call.

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