Literally chaos, hell, riots, hundreds of damaged shops and cars, and general chaos prevail throughout France, where 500,000 people took to the streets and demonstrated against high prices...
The common slogan... Macron leave or behead Macron, following the historical precedent of King Louis XVI.
The wave of price increases is explosive, Macron, the French President, is the most unsuccessful President in French history, incapable of managing the crisis, France now needs a clear strategy, it needs Le Pen, the Patriotic party that will bring catharsis and solutions.
Already Le Pen as a presidential candidate is heading for 37% to 38% in the first round of the Presidential elections to be held on April 18, 2027... while the runner-up follows with a percentage of 17%.
Le Pen is the only salvation for France...
We see that even in socialist Portugal the patriotic party Chega has skyrocketed to 28%, meaning first place, Vox in Spain is at 18%, AfD in Germany is at 30%, and FPO in Austria is at 38%...
The turn of Europe toward the patriotic right is unmistakable.
Macron leave
More than half a million people took part in demonstrations across France on Saturday, October 17, 2026, against the rising cost of living and price increases, reported BFMTV, citing the country’s leading trade union, the General Confederation of Labour (CGT).
It is clarified that in several cities across France, including Paris, Marseille, Nice, Lyon, and Lille, clashes occurred between protesters and police, along with riots and pogroms.
In Paris, clashes erupted even before the march began at Place de la République.
Protesters smashed shops and ATMs, burned public transit stops, and set cars on fire.
Police responded with tear gas, stun grenades, and water cannons.
Behead Macron
Protesters reminded French President Emmanuel Macron of the fate of King Louis XVI.
Protesters are chanting a slogan calling for the beheading of the monarch, and the current head of state could now meet his fate.
«Macron, Macron, we will do it again!» shout the protesters.
Macron, leave!
one of the main slogans of the demonstrators
The protesters include school pupils, university students, and members of the «yellow vests» movement.
It was previously reported that several metro stations in Paris had closed due to upcoming protests.
October 17 marks the first day of school holidays in France, resulting in traffic restrictions in several regions of the country due to student protests.
What is happening in France?
In early October, 24 educational institutions were set on fire or vandalized during high school student protests in France.
Protesters attacked 78 educational system employees.
The protests forced the closure of 400 to 500 educational institutions.
Hell everywhere
Protesters against soaring prices everywhere, the unbelievable cost of living, stormed the town hall of Marseille and caused unrest, BFMTV reported.
A group of protesters toppled a bust of Marianne, the national symbol of France, smashed television sets, and left anarchist graffiti on the wall.
The perpetrators were trapped in the lobby of the Town Hall, unable to access other buildings.
Following the unrest, the demonstrators fled.
No one was injured.
In addition, about one hundred unidentified individuals attacked the headquarters of the French television channel CNews in Paris.
In the French capital, protesters also attacked a police station in the central districts of the city, and police officers were forced to defend it, the mayor of Paris stated.
The historic town hall built in 1883 in Limoges was completely destroyed by fire.
Protesters are smashing windows, torching cars and garbage bins, erecting barricades, and throwing rocks at police.
In response, they use stun grenades, tear gas, water cannons, and batons.
Designer luxury goods stores have been looted nationwide.
The number of people arrested during the riots in France reached 1,200, with 150 police officers and gendarmes injured in clashes with protesters, according to the Prime Minister of France.
The unacceptable Macron stated that those who committed the violence during the demonstrations will be held accountable.
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