France’s New Year Inferno Has Started Early!
The annual “infidel car-burning festival” has kicked off ahead of schedule. 41 vehicles already torched, police and firefighters under mortar fire, and ambushes waiting for first responders. And it’s still days before New Year’s Eve.
First Responders Under Siege
Firefighters can’t even fight fires without police escorts due to coordinated ambushes. Mortar fire rains down on both police and emergency crews. The Alliance police union has long warned of this escalating violence—and here we are.
Last Year: Over 1,000 cars burned on December 31.
This year? The “cultural enrichers” are wasting no time turning the streets into infernos. Will they smash last year’s record?
This Is No Accident
This isn’t random chaos. It’s a ritual of destruction deeply rooted in the unchecked Islamization of France. A nation under siege by those openly determined to dominate it while the government and left-wing media bury the truth.
The question isn’t whether this violence will escalate—it’s how much worse will it get on New Year’s Eve?
France’s cities burn earlier every year. How long before the people demand action to end this madness and reclaim their nation?
>France’s New Year Inferno Has Started Early!
>The annual “infidel car-burning festival” has kicked off ahead of schedule. 41 vehicles already torched, police and firefighters under mortar fire, and ambushes waiting for first responders. And it’s still days before New Year’s Eve.
>First Responders Under Siege
>Firefighters can’t even fight fires without police escorts due to coordinated ambushes. Mortar fire rains down on both police and emergency crews. The Alliance police union has long warned of this escalating violence—and here we are.
>Last Year: Over 1,000 cars burned on December 31.
This year? The “cultural enrichers” are wasting no time turning the streets into infernos. Will they smash last year’s record?
>This Is No Accident
>This isn’t random chaos. It’s a ritual of destruction deeply rooted in the unchecked Islamization of France. A nation under siege by those openly determined to dominate it while the government and left-wing media bury the truth.
>The question isn’t whether this violence will escalate—it’s how much worse will it get on New Year’s Eve?
>France’s cities burn earlier every year. How long before the people demand action to end this madness and reclaim their nation?
