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ER Editor: As ever, these stories about France should be taken with caution. There IS a problem in the migrant areas, and especially of youth violence and drugs, and has been forever, but ‘sweeping France’ is too strong. Here are some recent tweets, some of which we’re taking with a pinch of salt. The messaging seems a little over-the-top all of a sudden. However, sleeping French people we know are paying attention to it —
Translation: BREAKING NEWS | “We will kill even your 5-year-old children. Anyone who crosses paths with our men in black will be riddled with bullets. Even the young kid going to buy bread for his mom.” The Pissevin neighborhood in Nîmes is now under the control of narcoterrorists who are forbidding terrified residents from leaving through threatening messages and particularly violent murders (immolation) broadcast on social media. Garbage collectors were barred from entering the neighborhood by two masked individuals armed with Kalashnikovs. They now demand a police escort to collect the trash. Nîmes, in response, has just imposed a curfew for minors.
🔴 ALERTE INFO | 🗣️ “On va tuer même vos enfants de 5 ans. Chaque personne qui croise nos hommes en noir sera criblée de balles. Même le p’tit jeune qui va chercher du pain pour sa mère.”
🔫Le quartier Pissevin à Nîmes est désormais sous contrôle des narcoterroristes qui… pic.twitter.com/5ymGyHaOdt
— SIRÈNES (@SirenesFR) July 21, 2025
Translation: Between 9 PM and 6 AM, minors under 16 years old are no longer allowed to move around in certain neighborhoods of Nîmes. This curfew is a response to violence linked to drug trafficking. Other cities are affected, such as Béziers, Limoges, or Saint-Ouen. (ER: Saint-Ouen is next to Paris)
Entre 21h et 6h du matin, les mineurs de moins de 16 ans n’ont plus le droit de circuler dans certains quartiers de Nîmes. Ce couvre-feu est une réponse aux violences liées au narcotrafic. D’autres villes sont concernées, comme Béziers, Limoges ou Saint-Ouen. pic.twitter.com/05IE3Ty9EO
— M6 Info (@m6info) July 22, 2025
Translation: SHOOTING in PISSEVIN (Nîmes) – July 17 An armed commando OPENED FIRE with long weapons on a group of people in the middle of the street. Bullet impacts were found on a building and an elevator door. The shooters fled the scene. Investigation for attempted MURDER by an organized group. No injuries, but the scene resembles a war zone. The BRI, cybercrime unit, and teams from Paris are mobilized. Video and document via @F_Desouche
🚨 TIRS à PISSEVIN (Nîmes) – 17 juillet
Un commando armé a OUVERT LE FEU à l’arme longue sur un groupe de personnes en pleine rue.
Les impacts de balles ont été retrouvés sur un immeuble et une porte d’ascenseur.
➡️ Les tireurs ont pris la fuite.
➡️ Enquête pour tentative de… pic.twitter.com/hbGdEsRQPJ— Titou 🇨🇵 (@AmeFrancaiseFR) July 18, 2025
Interesting —
Translation: SHOCKING Testimony from the mayor of Limoges and former psychiatrist. “When you are in a Muslim environment, if the father is absent, one of the boys takes charge. How can you expect an 8-year-old child to be the head of the family? When I tell the department, they say, ‘We know, but we don’t want to report them because it would stigmatize them.'” Nothing is working in this country anymore!
⚠️EDIFIANT
Témoignage du maire de limoges et ancien psychiatre.
➡️”quand vous êtes en milieu musulman, si le père est absent, c’est un des garçons qui commande, comment voulez vous qu’un enfant de 8 soit chef de famille ? Quand je le dis au département, il me dise nous on est… pic.twitter.com/JHOeVuEbV9
— wistie 🟦⬜🟥 (@wistie3) July 21, 2025
We’re finding contrived, blurry images for Limoges such as this one, as well as the video below —
Looks like civil war.
Masked rioters clash with police after attacking motorists in French city of Limoges pic.twitter.com/PgecweE228
— Bridgette (@Righteousdudett) July 22, 2025
🚨Riots in Limoges France ambushes, cars set on fire, mortar fire, Molotov cocktails
Limoges, France, experienced a significant incident involving violent unrest. According to reports, a group of approximately 100 to 150 masked individuals, armed with weapons such as bats,… pic.twitter.com/Rf4EoaKMA5
— Culture War Report (@CultureWar2020) July 20, 2025
This video compilation could easily be made up —
Translation: In Limoges, France, residents and police were attacked by migrants last night, and 10 police officers were injured.
In Limoges, Frankreich, wurden letzte Nacht Einwohner und Polizei von Migranten angegriffen und 10 Polizisten verletzt. pic.twitter.com/rogJnfbxp9
— Morlock Nr.2 (@MGGA2021h) July 20, 2025
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Readers may be interested in these articles. Browsers will translate —
Riots in Nîmes, Béziers and Limoges: “feeling of abandonment”, understaffing… police unions are sounding the alarm
INTERVIEW. Clashes in Nîmes, Limoges and Béziers: “The behavior of these young people is dictated by a feeling of social injustice…”, analyzes an expert
Distrust of institutions, neglected neighborhoods, lack of perspective… Sébastian Roché, research director at the CNRS, specialist in delinquency and author of “The Unfinished Nation”(1), analyzes the riots that occurred in the south of France on the weekend of July 19 and 20. For the expert, extreme poverty and police strategy form an explosive cocktail.
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Wave of Violence Linked to Immigration, Islam and Drugs Sweeps France
A wave of violence has swept the country in recent weeks, what the mayor of Limoges described this weekend as “urban guerrilla warfare”. His city in central France is the latest to be ransacked. Nine police officers were wounded as they clashed with more than 100 young men armed with Molotov cocktails, iron bars and baseball bats.
Émile Roger Lombertie, the centre-Right mayor of Limoges, said this was not a case of bored youths letting off steam. “They’re organised, structured, there’s a plan,” he said.
A particularly troubling aspect of the violence in Limoges was the random targeting of vehicles, including cars containing families with children. Although none of the occupants was physically attacked, several were left in a state of “shock”.
Something similar happened in Paris on May 31st, when hundreds of youths ran riot in Paris after the city’s football team, PSG, won the Champions League. A mob surrounded a car containing two women and smashed the vehicle’s windows as the terrified pair cowered inside.
On the same night that unrest erupted in Limoges there was trouble in Compiègne, 60 miles north of Paris, when 30 youths attacked a police station, using home-made mortars. The previous night youths and police had fought running battles in Charleville-Mézières, a town in eastern France, and on the evening of July 16th a restaurant in the Channel resort of Jullouville was sacked by 30 youths armed with knives.
At the other end of the country, the residents of the Mediterranean cities of Beziers and Nimes are caught in the crossfire of a deadly turf war between rival drugs gangs. One French broadcaster likened the situation in Nimes to the “ultra violence of the South American cartels”.
Most of the violence ravaging France is linked to the country’s lucrative drugs industry, estimated to generate up to €6 billion in annual revenue. Corruption among public officials and the police is also on the rise, prompting the interior minister, Bruno Retailleau to talk of the “Mexicanisation” of France. Up the coast from Nimes is Marseille, the hub of France’s drugs trade and the city where, in 2023, 49 people were killed and 118 wounded in shootings.
Émile Roger Lombertie, the Mayor of Limoges, agrees that France is being “Mexicanised” but says that immigration and Islamic extremism are also factors in the emergence of a parallel society. Radical preachers and drug cartels find many willing recruits in the impoverished housing estates. (ER: Which have been cultivated in France over many decades.)
Worth reading in full.
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