An original translation by Michael Laudahn:
Le Monde.Fr
‘It’s not the army’s job to control the [Mohammedan] quarters,’ according to [French president] Hollande
‘It’s not the army’s job to control the quarters.’ Just as [interior minister] Manuel Valls did earlier that same day, the President of the Republic has swept aside a proposal by a socialist deputy from Marseille who had appealed for sending the military to fight against drug trafficking.
The PS [Parti Socialiste] senator and mayor of the city’s 15th and 16th arrondissements, Samia Ghali, spoke out on Thursday, during an interview given to La Provence, after a 25-year-old man was killed Wednesday evening with a burst from a Kalashnikov in the northern neighbourhoods of Marseille. Since the beginning of this year, fourteen persons have been killed in the city during such settling of accounts, and nineteen in the entire Marseille region.
‘The gendarmerie may be present in certain zones, and they are. And it is the job of the police — who, by the way, need to be reinforced at Marseille — to do what is necessary to eradicate this sort of violence, crime and trafficking,’ declared François Hollande during a press conference with the head of the Spanish government, Mariano Rajoy.
On the occasion of a trip through the Paris region dedicated to education, the prime minister [Jean-Marc Ayrault] invoked the necessity to ‘show the government’s determination not to let things drift off course’ in this city. Therefore, the 6 September meeting of an interministerial committee dedicated at the preparation of an ‘action programme for the Marseille metropolitan area.’ ‘It is beyond question that the army should respond to such crime. There is no interior enemy’ at Marseille, asserted the interior minister, who favoured ‘a global response [to crime], deep and strong’ at a press conference.
Later that same day, police sources stated that a new directeur départemental de la sécurité publique (DDSP) will soon be appointed in the Bouches-du-Rhône [département — Marseille etc]. Pierre-Marie Bourniquel, presently the DDSP in the Gironde [département — Bordeaux etc], who earlier held this function in the Alpes-Maritimes [département — Nice etc], will replace Pascal Lalle at Marseille.
‘Today, given the war-style weaponry used by the [criminal] networks, only the army can intervene. Primarily to disarm the dealers. And then to block the clients’ access to the quarters, using roadblocks, as in times of war. Even if this takes a year or two, it needs to be done,’ claims Samia Ghali in La Provence.
‘After another bloody summer, we need to speak up with the truth. I think the authorities do not realise the severity of the situation. The killings following each other at Marseille are becoming a national media attraction,’ deplores the deputy, whose arrondissements have just been classified by the interior minister as belonging to the zones de sécurité prioritaire (ZSP).
For her part, UMP déléguée générale Valérie Rosso-Debord assesses in a communiqué that ‘the statements made by Samia Ghali, who demands that the army be deployed, must make the state react. […] This city does not need symbols, but a real security policy which frees it from the track of delinquency and banditry it is on.’
‘The fact that a socialist deputy demands the army’s intervention in order to fight a war against traffickers says much about the helplessness of the socialist deputies facing the gesticulations and inaction of the Ayrault government [PS government headed by president Hollande] concerning the fight against delinquency and banditry,’ said Bruno Beschizza, national secretary of the UMP [Sarkozy’s conservative party], regarding the use of the forces of order.
The murder committed on Wednesday took place in Marseille’s northern quarters, in the city’s 14th arrondissement. The man was shot shortly after 11 pm on Boulevard Casanova [Google Maps http://tinyurl.com/984ep8l ], while riding in a black Twingo [ http://motoburg.com/images/renault-twingo-gt-01.jpg ] driven by a young woman, specified the public prosecutor Jacques Dallest on site.
The couple were waiting at a red light when two passengers of another vehicle shot at the victim from a short distance, riddling him with rounds from a Kalashnikov assault rifle. The driver, who was very shocked, ‘was only slightly injured by grazing shots. It is a miracle she survived,’ emphasised M Dallest.
Some thirty cartridges were found at the crime scene, where police officers began the investigation, protected from curious gazes by a dark blind, gathering the first witness reports. The man, who lived in the northern quarters, ‘was known to the police for various infractions,’ added the prosecutor. According to a source close to the investigation, the victim has been identified and had been specially indicted for activities connected to drug trafficking.
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Security: Hortefeux et Ciotti [both UMP, opposition] denounce governmental policy [which is basically the same as that of UMP and Sarkozy, until recently the president — translator’s remark]
Former interior minister Brice Hortefeux affirmed on Thursday that the government was sending out ‘signals of weakness’ in matters of security, while another UMP responsible, Eric Ciotti, denounced ‘the absence of a guidelines’ by the government.
‘It is wrong to focus on Marseille. In July, all delinquency indicators rose into the red zone, with the exception of one which was financial fraud,’ declared M Hortefeux, questioned by [radio] Europe 1 after the settlement of accounts at Marseille, while distancing himself from sending the army into the city.
‘All summer long interior minister Manuel Valls and justice minister Christiane Taubira have given contradictory speeches which made criminals think that now they could act in total impunity,’ added the Alpes-Maritimes deputy, head of the François Fillon for president UMP campaign.
Bungling socialists unable to make simple brave decisions to deal with this menace, and of course little if any mention of Islam or immigrants.
The whole affair has been passed of as a drug dealer issue, but we know that Muslims are not averse to a spot of drug dealing.
France will never deal with these scumbags if they are not even getting honest reports about the causes of all this. If it needs the army then send in the army. When these animals are using assault weapons then tough measures are needed.
Frikkin finally. It’s been obvious for years that the police can’t handle this. It’s a small step as it’s just a request but now that she’s done it others might start to request it.
Interesting quote and similar to a lot of what they say in England.
“They have to give jobs to the youth.”
A very common sentiment. But it misses the point. You GET a job. You aren’t GIVEN a job. If all these people tried to GET jobs, they would. But when you sit around waiting to be GIVEN a job- funnily enough, it doesn’t happen.
That’s one reason so many immagrants GET all the jobs while the indiginous populations sit around complaining that they haven’t been GIVEN jobs.
Another problem with using the police is that these muslim youth have all been taught exactly how to handle the police.
They use levels of aggression that are threatening but, according to procedure, wouldn’t precipitate police use of violence.
I’ve seen this in a vid posted somewhere of police going into one of these hell holes to investigate a gang rape the muslims commited against a muslim girl (happens literally every day there). A mob quickly formed and drove the police out – being threatening with numbers and tone and saying exactly the right things.
At the end a youth started waving a club. The cop pulled his gun (not a common thing) and the youth waved the weapon threateningly but not enough so the cop could justify shooting him.
These filth know how to manipulate police interactions to get what they want.
But the army is a different matter. They have different ways of handling this crap and use larger deployments of personelle.
France definitely needs to use the army on these No Go Zones.
Truthiocity – There have been far too many muzzies let into the Country,this leads to the Bosses lowering the Hourly Rate of Pay,which is still a Great Hourly Rate to them as they come from a Country with a Weaker Economy,then we get all the “Upper Classes” shouting from the Rooftops about the Working Class not having Jobs and being Lazy Sods,when what we need is the muzzies out of the Jobs,and the Jobs given back to the Brittish Workers,we need them ALL out of Great Brittain,and that way we can RE-write the Rule Book.
The military can’t do the job of the police, but the police can’t do the job of the military. This is no longer a crime issue but is rapidly turning into a civil war, one person in the video says using the Army w0uld start WWIII. WWIII started back in 1978 but we didn’t recognize this fact, we are now moving from the opening decades into the active shooting part of WWIII.
Wanna get rid of the issues? get rid of the problems, the problems? MUZZIES! problems solved.
Truthiocity
Why would you try and GET a job when you can milk the system and cash in on all sorts of welfare benefits AND wangle and steal and deal and cheat 50 times or more the amount you could earn with an honest job.
Thats what muzzies do best, milk the system for all its worth.