French Protesters Set Rothschild Bank on Fire

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Oy vey!

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there's a prelude to this :


https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2020/11/29/watch-france-in-flames-as-protests-erupt-against-police-bill/

  "[ ... ]
   The heightened tensions in France were also in response to a viral
   video of French police beating a black music producer — leading to the
   suspension of three officers — as well as police breaking up a
   makeshift illegal migrant camp in Paris earlier this week.
   [ ... ]"


Paris police officers suspended over beating of black music producer
Published 4 days ago ,Published: 2020-11-26 22:33:13.000Z, Modified: 2020-11-26 22:33:13.000Z
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-55091212
  "French authorities have suspended three police officers after they were
   seen on video beating up a black music producer in central Paris.

   The incident on Saturday has prompted a fresh outcry over the conduct
   of French security forces.

   On Monday police were accused of using unnecessary force as they
   dismantled a makeshift migrant camp in Paris.

   The incidents come as the government tries to bring in laws banning the
   broadcast of police officers' faces.

   Critics of the legislation say that without such images, none of the
   incidents which took place over the past week would have come to light.

    * Tough French immigration bill approved

   On Thursday, French football star Kylian Mbappe, who is black, joined
   national teammates and fellow athletes in condemning the latest
   incident.

   "Unbearable video, unacceptable violence. Say no to racism," he wrote
   on Twitter next to a picture of the bloodied face of the injured
   producer, who has been named only as Michel.

   The security camera video was published on Thursday by the online news
   site Loopsider. It shows three officers kicking, punching and using
   their truncheons on the man after he entered his studio. Loopsider said
   he had initially been stopped for not wearing a mask. 
   https://twitter.com/Loopsidernews/status/1331907050281046017
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