Most people assume that Black Lives Matter only exists in the United States, but in reality, the George Soros funded agitators also operate in Europe. And in France, they’re responsible for the same kind of destructive antics that have been seen in the US.
Following the death of Adama Traoré in police custody last week, BLM activists took to the streets over the weekend, and promptly wreaked havoc in the town of Beaumont-sur-Oise and other neighboring communities. Though it started as an ordinary protest (as they always do) with thousands of protesters wearing “Justice for Adama” shirts and shouting slogans, the situation quickly spiraled out of control. That is, despite the pleas of Adama’s family, who asked the protesters to remain calm. “It serves no purpose to insult the police, they are there to do their job.”
It wasn’t long before the “protesters” brought baseball bats and incendiary devices to the streets. Cars, trash, warehouses, and even gas stations were set on fire by the rioters, and the windows of public libraries were smashed. Molotov cocktails were thrown at security forces, and the activists managed to construct homemade mortars to launch projectiles at the police.
According to Nathalie Groux, the mayor of Beaumont-sur-Oise, “Their intention was clearly to set fire to the town hall. They pulled out the mailbox, broke the door, and threw trash in before throwing a Molotov cocktail. Fortunately, it did not catch fire.”
Following the death of Adama Traoré in police custody last week, BLM activists took to the streets over the weekend, and promptly wreaked havoc in the town of Beaumont-sur-Oise and other neighboring communities. Though it started as an ordinary protest (as they always do) with thousands of protesters wearing “Justice for Adama” shirts and shouting slogans, the situation quickly spiraled out of control. That is, despite the pleas of Adama’s family, who asked the protesters to remain calm. “It serves no purpose to insult the police, they are there to do their job.”
It wasn’t long before the “protesters” brought baseball bats and incendiary devices to the streets. Cars, trash, warehouses, and even gas stations were set on fire by the rioters, and the windows of public libraries were smashed. Molotov cocktails were thrown at security forces, and the activists managed to construct homemade mortars to launch projectiles at the police.
According to Nathalie Groux, the mayor of Beaumont-sur-Oise, “Their intention was clearly to set fire to the town hall. They pulled out the mailbox, broke the door, and threw trash in before throwing a Molotov cocktail. Fortunately, it did not catch fire.”
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