THE PARLIAMENTARIANS HELD A MINUTE OF SILENCE ON THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY BUILDING

USPA NEWS - This Tuesday, on the steps of the National Assembly, and under the motto of the French Republic, the deputies of the National Assembly gathered, all currents combined, on the steps of the Palais-Bourbon, to pay homage to Samuel Paty , assassinated last Friday, October 16, by a terrorist, near the Bois d'Aulne college, Conflans, where he taught history and geography. Indeed, Richard Ferrand, the president of the National Assembly, asked the MP´s to observe a minute of silence: "I invite you to a moment of meditation in memory of Samuel Paty, brutally murdered". A moment as strong as it is symbolic, in its representation and which ended with "La Marseillaise", the French anthem, played by the Republican Guard.

PM JEAN CASTEX WANT TO CENSOR THE PUBLICATION OF AN OFFENSE THAT ENDANGERING VIA THE SOCIAL NETWORKS Prime Minister Jean Castex, estimated that "the censorship of the Constitutional Council should lead us to take up this subject in another form, which should create an offense of endangering by the publication of personal data". "It is because he was designated by social networks that Samuel Paty was assassinated," he said, pointing to the responsibility of online platforms and social networks in this attack. Indeed, before the assassination of the teacher, the father of a student of the college where Samuel Paty worked, the Bois d'Aulne college in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine, had launched a call for mobilization against the latter in a video posted on Facebook. This video before was relayed by the CCIF, a collective which fights against Islamophobia as well as the mosque of Pantin, which not only had relayed this same video, of the father of the family, but by indicating the name of the professor of history geography and the address of the college of Bois d'Aulne in Conflans. These elements made it possible to weary him who does not come from Conflans (in Ile de France, North of the suburb of Paris) but from Evreux (located in Normandy, about a hundred km from Paris).

PDT MACRON ANNOUNCED THE DISSOLUTION OF CCIF AND CLOSURE OF PANTIN MOSK ------------------------ President Macron announced, following yesterday´s defense council, the dissolution of CCIF and the closure of the Pantin mosque, for a period of six (6) months. An NGO, Baraka, will also be dissolved, because it is involved in supporting those responsible for the professor's attack.Arrests also took place in the wake of the attack because messages of support for the terrorist were posted on the internet. The teachers of the college of Bois d'Aulne in Conflans, declared in a press release their "deep concern about the impact of social networks" after the assassination of their colleague. THE MINISTER OF INTERIOR GERALD DARMANIN ANSWERS QUESTIONS FROM JOURNALISTS AND CITIZENS LIVE ON BFM TV----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin argued this Tuesday evening, live on the TV channel, BFMTV responds to journalists and citizens who challenge him with direct questions about their concerns. “The question is not whether there will be an attack, but when.“ Minister Darmanin also responded to the risk of a new attack in France“¦He then explained that "The attacks are made in an unpredictable way", and recalled several times that other attacks can occur again, because they are "lone wolves" who become terrorists and that "far can not. not put police on every street corner “. Regarding the assassination of Samuel Paty on Friday, Gerald Darmanin ruled that "for the first time", "political Islam led directly to an attack". Minister Gerald Darmanin added.The law must protect faith and as long as faith does not put itself above the law, the republic will be fine “thus quoted Aristide Briand, as to the position of the law which must be above all types of opinions , because France is "a State of Law". The Minister also explained that France is a country of Human Rights and faces the difficulty of expelling people in an irregular situation, because the countries of origin refuse to welcome them, and / or cannot be expelled. towards countries at war, such as Syria, for example, with regard to Human Rights. (The minister had previously announced the deportation of 231 irregular migrants and S files in the days that follow).

THE INTERIOR MINISTER DARMANIN PREVENTS THERE WILL BE FURTHER ATTACKS------------------------------ Gérald Darmanin, Minister of the Interior, said on the news channel BFM TV "The question is not whether there will be a new attack, but when. We must tell the French that there could be have other attacks. I will be irresponsible to say the opposite. "Since 2017, 32 attacks have been foiled in France," or one per month on average ".-------------------------------------- "When we put Charlie Hebdo on trial, when we re-publish the cartoons (of Mohammed), yes, people do not accept it (...). We are at war, we must accept that there may be have attacks, “said Interior Minister Darmanin said. An finally Minister Darmanin, after recalling his own origins, with an Algerian grandfather (Moussa Ouakid), and the republican heritage of France which gave him the chance to become from his young age, elected of the Republic (Mayor de Tourcoing) then Minister.

CHECHENS OF EUROPE EAGER TO COMPLAINT AGAINST JEAN LUC MELENCHON FOR INCITEMENT TO HATRED------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin believes that Jean Luc Melenchon, leader of the far left party LFI (La France Insoumise): "he is too far to the right for me".Indeed, on Sunday evening, on the LCI TV channel, during an interview conducted by Adrien Legindre, after participating in the rally at the Place de la Republique in tribute to Samuel Paty, Jean-Luc Melenchon made remarks on the Chechen community, quite equivocal, because interpreted as discriminatory of the majority of many policies: "There is a problem with the Chechen community in France" and he called to "expel" the Chechens who act on the ground of "political Islamism".Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin has announced that he will go to Russia in a few days to discuss with his counterparts and find common means to fight terrorism as he did two days ago in Morocco.In addition, the Chechens of Europe having little appreciated the words of Jean Luc Melenchon are ready to file a complaint against him for "incitement to hatred ». the Association of Chechens in Europe wishes to file a complaint against Jean Luc Melenchon under the aegis of the League of Human Rights, in reaction to his remarks against them.