Protesters: "Rape In Brittany--the French Government Is an Accomplice"
Crossposted from Amren.com
In France, 62 percent of the population
oppose the resettlement of migrants, but any resistance meets with severe repression. When he was prime minister, Manuel Valls
declared: “Those who refuse to welcome refugees will have to face the state.” The government is carrying out that threat.
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Arzon is a village of just 2,130 people on the Atlantic coast of Brittany, one of countless communities forced by the French government to accept “refugees.” (Picture right.) Last November, a Sudanese migrant in Arzon sexually assaulted a 67-year-old woman. The incident was carefully hushed up by the mainstream; only the alternative news source Breizh-Info.com reported it in an article dated
November 13.
A brisk demonstration
As soon as the article appeared, a call went out on social media for a demonstration to be held the next day in front of the Arzon city hall. One hundred twenty people gathered and were addressed by two men:
Nicolas Faure, who runs an
association for immigration control, and Roman Le Gall, who leads the Breton nationalist party
Asdav.
After they spoke, French and Breton patriots marched to the center where the migrants are housed, shouting slogans that reflected their opposition both to migrants and to the politicians who let them in: “Breton youth against the rabble,” “Not Paris, not Africa, this is Brittany,” “Breton youth against the Left,” and, in English, “Refugees not welcome.”
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