Zemmour Said It. France Is At War.

🎯 TOO MANY TRUTHS FOR A TITLE. SO I WROTE THEM ALL.

🛑 ZEMMOUR SAID IT: THIS IS A WAR, NOT A RIOT

🔥 ZEMMOUR WAS RIGHT: THEY SET FIRES, WE SING SONGS

🧨 ZEMMOUR ON THE RIOTS: THIS ISN’T FOOTBALL, THIS IS A CIVILIZATIONAL WAR

🚫 ZEMMOUR SPEAKS, THE STATE DENIES, FRANCE BURNS

💣 ZEMMOUR DOESN’T EXAGGERATE. HE DESCRIBES WHAT’S HAPPENING

⚔️ 5–0 FOR PSG, TOTAL LOSS FOR FRANCE

🔥 THEY SET OUR STREETS ABLAZE. AND WE’RE TOLD TO SING.

💀 THEY BREAK, THEY BURN, THEY HATE. AND WE ARE CALLED RACISTS?

🇫🇷 THIS ISN’T JUST A CITY ON FIRE. IT’S FRANCE FADING AWAY.

I couldn’t choose a title. Because every word was true. Every word was serious. Every word is happening. What took place on Saturday night in Paris had nothing to do with football. Zemmour said it. But deep down, we already knew. Those who look at France in 2025 with open eyes don’t need convincing — they just need someone to say it out loud. And he did. With one chilling, unforgettable phrase:

“We were singing.”

Yes. While they set the city on fire — we were singing.

What we saw Saturday weren’t supporters. They were assailants. Not partygoers — but militias. Not slip-ups — but warnings. And the message was clear: this territory is no longer yours. The Republic is on clearance. France is burning. And you, honest citizens, hard-working taxpayers, French by heritage and heart — you’re told to sing, sweep the ashes, look away, and accept it all.

Always accept.

Shattered windows. Torched buses. Police in retreat. “Youth” in attack mode. And while this unfolds — the ministers tweet, the pundits relativize, the unions apologize. One hand holding a Palestinian flag, the other gripping a metal bar — and the Republic in between, smashed like a cheap totem.

Because they can. Because they know there will be no consequences. Because they’ve understood: this country has no leader, no law, no memory.

Zemmour spoke with clarity where others hide behind euphemisms. He dared to say it: “Civilizational guerilla.”

And this time — no one laughed. No one said he was exaggerating.

Because everyone saw it.

Because this time, the images speak. They speak Arabic. They speak violence. They speak rejection of France. They speak through flames, stoning, and looting. And what they say is simple:

“We belong here. You no longer do.”

Meanwhile, the political class plays Monopoly with matches. They shuffle prefects, draft memos, announce plans. But real France no longer believes. It’s just afraid.

Afraid for their kids.

Afraid to go out.

Afraid of being alone on a bus at night.

Afraid to say what they see.

Afraid of being called a racist for describing reality.

But that fear is shifting.

Zemmour calls for remigration.

They cry “fascism.”

But they offer nothing else.

They have no plan.

No narrative.

No people.

Just PR consultants, burned-out riot cops, and BFM debates begging for “unity.”

But what kind of unity?

Unity with those who burn libraries?

Unity with those who spit on our flag?

Unity with those who want neither France, nor its laws, nor its values?

The war is here.

It doesn’t say its name, but it has soldiers.

It has symbols.

It has targets.

It’s asymmetric, cultural, ethnic.

It’s funded, tolerated, protected.

And it’s winning.

Every day.

While we… sing.

So yes — too many titles. Too many truths. Too many images. Too much pain.

This article is not an analysis. It’s a scream. A cry of rage.

A rage that says:

France doesn’t deserve this.

And those who see it but stay silent are complicit.

What’s coming won’t be stopped with tweets.

It will demand courage. It will demand rupture. It will demand authority.

What’s coming — Zemmour named it.

The rest denied it.

And now… it’s too late.

So no, I didn’t choose a title. Because none of them were enough.

And because they all say the same thing:

The war is here. And official France is still singing.

 
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