Eurabia: Les Poulettes Comes Home to Roost & Riot in PARIS

Update November 2: Day 6,The Paris Intifada continues: Sixth Night of Violence Erupts Near Paris hat tip: LGF

UPDATE NOVEMBER 1: Day 5, Muslims Riot for Fifth Straight Night   Jihad comes to France (see pics) hat tip LGF

Note Mainstream Media silence. The only reference I have heard made to it was "youths protesting" - on FOX's amusing "Around in the World in 80 seconds". Wild, right?

Eurabia is a tinderbox.

Another all important story you won't see or hear in the mainstream media. But stay tuned for the daily death count f brave American soldiers...........that  and Libby is front and center.

Fourth night of Muslim riots in Paris (hat tip LGF)

A Paris suburb suffering fourth of arson, rioting and arrests sparked by the accidentAL electrocution deaths of two teenagers fleeing police. The boys Ziad, aged 17, and Banou, 15, died on Thursday when they scaled a wall of an electrical relay station while running away from police and fell against a transformer.

Sixteen people were injured in violence on Friday and hundreds of residents marched on Saturday to appeal for calm and pay their respects to the dead teenagers.

On Monday, he told police officers they had the support of the French people and promised to provide extra manpower.

"For 30 years the situation has been getting worse in a number of neighborhoods. It's not a story that's three days, three weeks or three months old," Sarkozy said.

Sarkozy, whose law and order policies have been criticized by human rights groups, made his name by cutting crime figures during his first stint as interior minister from 2002 to 2004.

Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy on Monday defended his tough crime policies against claims they helped increase tension after a fourth night of rioting in a Paris suburb in which tear gas was fired into a mosque.

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[elvis]

So defending oneself against terrorism is the PC equivalent of asking for trouble. I thought that's the reason libs wanted a police action intead of a war resolution.

It must have been my fault for calling it terrorism instead of growing pains.