@J-D saidYes .. Im happy. I want to see some more destruction in France and some in the UK, and in all those countries where they courted and supported Islam, while condemning Israel, and persecuting the prophets that warned them of the evil of these North African Muslims. France and Macron was the ringleader. Serves them F..king right.
@Rajk999
Agreed.
I'm glad it's happening already.
The world needs an example.
In any case this might be a blessing for the MidEast. Palestinians might get control of France and there would be no need for a 2-state solution in Israel. Let them move into France and take it from those lame French pussies.
What I dont get is that the French has an army and a well-equipped police force and they are allowing these animals to carry on like that. I live on a small island in the Caribbean and I know for certain that our weak police and our little defense force would be shooting these Palestinian demonstrators dead. They would be running for their lives.
@Great-Big-Stees saidIs it an uprising or criminal behavior? These are criminals hoping to gain attention, with nothing better to do. This is what I think.
Is this just a continuation, all be it decades later and more pronounced, of the 1968 “uprising” which I found myself caught up in?🤔
@Ghost-of-a-Duke saidWell this thread is about Islam. Initially, people thought that the demonstrations were peaceful students looking for better facilities, and this was the intention of the French authorities to hid the true nature of these events.
Why are you always taking about Islam, that's the question.
Pretty sure if this thread was about sandwiches you'd find a way to reference Muslims.
In the end it appears to be violent destructive Palestinians and other supporters of Islam.
Yes, if you having a pork sandwich you will have to ensure it is Halal Pork.
@Rajk999 saidwho was persecuted and jailed for warning us about uncontrolled immigration?
Europe is in trouble. Its coming to the UK as well. Have patience, and in the meantime keep bringing in loads of Africans and Muslims in the name of tolerance and diversity.
Actually it serves you people right... no pity from me. The people who were warning you jokers about uncontrolled immigration were persecuted and jailed.
@Sprogladog saidFrom Google AI:
who was persecuted and jailed for warning us about uncontrolled immigration?
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Q: Were there British or French citizens who posted online about the dangers of immigration and were arrested or jailed or charged?
A: Yes, multiple citizens have been arrested, charged, or jailed in both the United Kingdom and France for online posts related to immigration.
The legal consequences depend heavily on the nature of the posts, with authorities strictly targeting content that crosses the line into inciting racial hatred, violence, or coordinating illegal activity.
The UK has seen a significant number of arrests and prison sentences linked to social media activity regarding immigration, most notably during and after the nationwide civil unrest in the summer of 2024.
Inciting Racial Hatred and Violence: Following mass stabbings in Southport that were fueled by online misinformation about an asylum seeker, dozens of people were arrested for what they posted online. For example, Jordan Parlour was sentenced to 20 months in prison after publishing Facebook posts advocating for attacks on a hotel housing asylum seekers. Another man, Tyler Kay, received a 38-month prison sentence for using social media to stir up racial hatred during the riots. Luke Yarwood was sentenced to 18 months in prison for posting tweets that urged burning down migrant hotels.
Online Promotion of People Smuggling: Under intensified British crackdowns on organized immigration crime, individuals have been arrested for using online platforms to facilitate illegal entries. In September 2025, a 38-year-old dual British-Pakistani national was arrested by the National Crime Agency (NCA) in Birmingham on suspicion of using social media to advertise illegal boat crossings across the Mediterranean.
French authorities have also prosecuted individuals for online activity that incites hatred or violence regarding migration, applying strict laws against public disorder.
Detentions over Anti-Migrant Streaming: In January 2026, two British nationals were arrested by French police near Calais while broadcasting live videos on social media. Prosecutors placed them in custody for "incitement to hatred" and "participation in a group with the intent to prepare acts of violence". The men were broadcasting in relation to a banned far-right, anti-migration protest called "Operation Overlord".
Influencer Crackdowns: In early 2025, France launched a broader sweep against social media influencers accusing them of posting videos that incited violence amid fragile geopolitical and migration tensions. This included high-profile arrests of creators who posted violent rhetoric on TikTok.
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@J-D saidWe have a 10% or so Muslim population. During the month of Ramadhan pork suppliers say that that is the slowest month of the year for pork sales. So not many Muslims actually follow Islamic dietary guidelines.
Pork can't be halal and people think that Muslims don't eat pork, which is mostly true but....
They do sneak in some bacon and pulled pork BBQ sandwiches in the south also. 😄
They taste too good not to sneak it.
@Rajk999 saidI asked you who.
From Google AI:
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Q: Were there British or French citizens who posted online about the dangers of immigration and were arrested or jailed or charged?
A: Yes, multiple citizens have been arrested, charged, or jailed in both the United Kingdom and France for online posts related to immigration.
The legal consequences depend heavil ...[text shortened]... ile arrests of creators who posted violent rhetoric on TikTok.
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@Sprogladog saidI know. I dont care to know that.
I asked you who.
The who is not important.
The fact that it does happen, is.
@J-D saidYeah, they will ignore the petty rules, but I have yet to see a Muslims condemn their religion, or condemn the jihadists and extremists.
@Rajk999
They follow the religious practices when they are being watched or trying to be the more Muslim out of the group.
When they are alone, they aren't Muslim so much.