I'm not sure how many times we've had to write about Nantes...
...but it does seem to feature more prominently in the news than other cities of similar size.
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Sadly, as before, this latest report concerns...yes...
...imported primitives, predators, and another victim, a Frenchwoman on her way home.
...the victim was struck by a punch that threw her to the ground.
The gang proceeded to steal her mobile phone before at least one of the attackers ripped her clothes off and raped her as she lay on the ground.
Public demo planned in Nantes to highlight citizens' insecurity following arrests of Sudanese migrants for gang rape of woman walking home alone
Good to read that the scum were quickly caught.
- ...three Sudanese migrants, two of which are reportedly 27 years old, while the third is 41...
Oh,and a policeman was reportedly attacked during the arrest, receiving a blow to the head that required stitches.
So far, same old, same old, innocents in France reaping what the folly of French governments has sown.
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There was a public 'citizens against insecurity' rally last weekend, but until there is a serious move to begin mass deportations...
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...and of course to pacify the banlieues....
...my guess is that insecurity is France's fate.
But hang on...
One paragraph of the Remix report held my attention
Philippe Guibert, who was previously head of the French governmental information service, claimed that one of the key problems in the area is "the reputation of the Nantes prefecture for granting papers more easily than elsewhere, hence an influx of people of foreign origin."
If that's correct, it goes a long way to explain why Nantes is so often a source of unpleasant news...
...and also suggests one way the vexed citizens could inprove their sense of security - by removing anyone in the prefecture bureaucracy ...
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...proven to be sympathetic towards savages from abroad.
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