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Christina Aquayo News #BREAKING France has fallen! Masked rioters and looters are tearing through cities across France, smashing into town halls, setting historic buildings on fire, and emptying luxury stores including Louis Vuitton in Bordeaux and Hermès in Marseille while black-clad groups clashed with police and are trying pushing toward power centers in Paris.#franceFrance's historic Limoges town hall - 143 years old - collapsed after leftist-Islamc aligned rioters set it on fire.In Toulouse a Joan of Arc statue was wearing an hijab and a Palestinian flag was placed beside it, while rioters across the nation are carrying Palestinian flags. #parisExperts say these are not student protests but are socialist, communist and Islamic backed and funded riots. "There are organizations with names like Breakthrough News sounds very innocuous, People's Forum, the Party for Socialism and Liberation, but they are funded by a tech tycoon that is an American living in Shanghai by the name of Neville Roy Singham!"#muslim"He is a vowed communist and he has pumped $278 million into the United States to create this network in the US that amplifies those kind of protests."The chaos he funds is being seen right now in France. Marine Le Pen (conservative) is pointing to the socialist government, unchecked migration from M*slim majority countries, Palestinian flags, the desecration of national symbols like Marianne and Joan of Arc, and the involvement of ultra-left elements that have overlapped with Islamist-linked networks in earlier student protests. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez reported 550,000 rioters on on the streets nationwide, including about 110,000 in Paris, while organizers put the total near 800,000. About 400 people have been arrested, the large majority adults.#islam In Marseille, the prefect of Bouches-du-Rhône, Jacques Witkowski, said authorities faced “between 7,000 and 8,000 pillagers and not protesters.” Dozens of shops were stripped in the city center, including a Hermès boutique, an SFR store, clothing outlets, and others. Masked rioters used street security barriers as a battering ram to force the double wooden doors of the mayor’s office on the Vieux-Port. Inside, they overturned a bust of Marianne, broke furniture, and spray-painted a circled “A” anarchist symbol on a wall. Shouts of “C’est la Révolution, on prend la Bastille!” were heard. Mayor Benoît Payan (Socialist) obtained police reinforcements after contacting President Emmanuel Macron and condemned the attackers as people who must face prison, saying they are not legitimate demonstrators. A municipal police station on the Canebière was also vandalized with smoke bombs thrown inside.In Bordeaux, looters hit a Louis Vuitton store, an Apple Store, Decathlon, and other retailers along commercial streets; the official residence of the prefect of Gironde was sacked and the elite RAID unit was deployed. In Limoges, masked groups forced entry to the 19th-century town hall, set it on fire destroying it.The campanile collapsed, the roof fell onto lower floors except in the west wing, and two-thirds of the facade disappeared. Prefect Maurice Barate called it a “catastrophe patrimoniale” and “an act of voluntary vandals, not protesters.” Historic decorative works inside - including paintings by Henri-Paul Motte, ceiling and wall decorations by Jean-Joseph Weerts, and contributions by Urbain Bourgeois - are reported lost because of the near-total destruction of the protected monument. Firefighters worked under difficult conditions in multiple cities as police guarded them from further attacks by rioters.In Paris, rioters wearing masks and goggles threw projectiles and fireworks near Place de la République; police responded with tear gas and water cannon. Cars and a news kiosk burned. More than 300 rioters reached the lower Champs-Élysées, an area police had closed off because of its proximity to government sites.Paris Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire (Socialist) described entire streets as methodically ravaged.In Lyon the tourist office was torched. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu blamed “far-left” groups and criminals who treated the day as a “warm-up” ahead of next year’s presidential election . Macron posted that those who smashed, attacked prefectures and businesses, and looted even town halls “will be prosecuted and punished” and that France would stand against “sowers of chaos.” "These are not students, not even criminals, they are t*rrorists. And they will do the same thing to America if the United States doesn't stop the M*slim invasion and the DSA takeover of the Democrat party" #ChristinaAguayoNews#BreakingNews