Riots in France, Belgium, and Germany? All over gas taxes?

On migration policy

• "That the causes of forced migration are addressed." The number of migrants worldwide is estimated at 258 million in 2017, 3.4% of the world population. Among them, 68.5 million are forced displacement, estimated the Office of the High Commissioner for refugees of the United Nations, which explains them by the "effects of the crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the war in South Sudan" and "the leak of" hundreds of thousands of refugees to Bangladesh from Myanmar's Rohingya [Burma]".

To stem the migration, leaving mainly from developing countries, the richest countries rely on official development assistance. In 2017, this assistance has reached $ 146 billion (130 billion euros) worldwide. The France ranks 5th in volume of aid, with $ 11.4 billion (slightly more than EUR 10 billion) this year there (0.43% of the gross national income) - sales up 15% compared to 2016, noted Les Echos .

If Emmanuel Macron promised during his campaign to bring this figure to 0.55% of gross national income by the end of the quinquennium, that goal is still far from the promise made by France in 1982 to reach the 0.7% of GNI from here in the year 2000.

• "Asylum seekers be treated well. We owe them the housing, security, food and education for minors. Work with the United Nations to host camps are open in many countries of the world, pending the outcome of the asylum." The Bill, asylum and immigration, adopted by Parliament in August 2018, notably extends the maximum detention of migrants of 45 to 90 days. Deadlines to file his case and make remedies, on the other hand, was strictly limited. Review: the Bill is considered more "farm" as"humanist" by associations.

• "That asylum denied are returned to their country of origin." The France recorded a little more than 100,000 requests for asylum in 2017, a historic level. Among these claimants, only a third (36%) were granted refugee status. But all the others (they have been unsuccessful in 2017 or before) have not been extended to the border.

Thus, "we removed 26,000 people last year with an increase of 14% of the forced removals" which represented 14 000 case on the first eleven months of the year, assured in January 2018 Gérard Collomb, Minister of the Interior at the time.

• "What a real integration policy is implemented. "Live in France means to become french (course of French language, history of the France and civic education with certification at the end of the course courses)." "Any applicant for French citizenship is called to appear before a prefecture for an individual maintenance officer. This interview is intended to verify, under article 21-24 of the civil Code, that the applicant has such sufficient knowledge of history, culture and the French company", recalls the site of the Ministry of the Interior.

For this, a 28-page booklet of the citizen is made available to applicants, who recalled the "principles" and "values of the French Republic", but also "French political organization" and a few "historical reminders" (birth and death of Joan of Arc or Charles de Gaulle, enlightenment philosophy, dates of the world wars, etc.).

The elephant in the room that none of those guys want to talk about is the migrant crisis.

And then he goes on to announce freezes in electricity and natural gas prices until May 2019 and warned protesters against more disruptions.

originally posted by: username74
a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

ruh-roh..
"protester sniper occupy rooftop during anti macron riot paris france"
can we confirm this?
get an id on weapons, uniforms, and locations?
sorrry about the vid source site. looks like it keeps getting pulled.
www.investmentwatchblog.com... o-circulating-may-show-someone-getting-shot/
12160.info...
www.bestgore.com...

bestgore.com wtf?!

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you can hear the sniper talking to his spotter.
sounds english?


you can hear the sniper talking to his spotter.
sounds english?