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The author of the text in KP wondered what the protests of French students were about and whether they could lead to the victory of Marine Le Pen in a year, or rather increase the chances of left-wing candidates. He wrote that he tried to answer these questions and that many of the issues raised by the students were real. #Francja #Protesty #Edukacja #FR (translated)

"You are doing something incredible and you don't realize it. It is the most powerful youth movement we have seen in the last 50 years and no one can say you are wrong because you are right." The protest is mainly supported and fueled by La France Insoumise, a radical left party, with its leader, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, a candidate for the presidency in 2027, who tells high school students: "You are doing something incredible and you don't realize it. It is the most powerful youth movement we have seen in the last 50 years and no one can say you are wrong because you are right." #Francia #ProtesteStudentesche #CaosPolitico (translated)

"What is happening in France is nothing other than uncontrolled mass migration. This is not about schools, it is about Islam wanting to take control over this once-great country." In the opinion of U.S. President Donald Trump, the protests of high school and college students in France are not about problems with education, but are related to "mass migration" and "Islam wanting to take control" of the country. #Francja #Protesty #DonaldTrump (translated)

The author wrote that for three weeks high school students in France were blockading schools: more than 350 were involved, from Créteil to Marseille, in all departments. He reported that they were asking for smaller classes, more teachers, and buildings in better condition, claiming that they wanted the same rights as others without asking for privileges. #Francia #Scuola #Diritti #FR (translated)

"The life of this high school student, fortunately, is not in danger." It is a "very serious" fact, but "the life of this high school student, fortunately, is not in danger" and he was transferred "very quickly" to a hospital in Lille, said the prefect of the Pas-de-Calais department, Francois-Xavier Lauch, at a press conference in Lens. #proteste #Franța #violență (translated)

French high school students have announced the resumption of protests on Monday, which may result in the suspension of classes in 400-500 schools across the country, in response to demands for better learning conditions and school funding. #Protesty #Edukacja #Francja (translated)

Patryk Spaliński compared social reactions in France, Spain, and Poland. He wrote that in France, high school students initiated riots due to overcrowded classes and the introduction of a yearly fee of 180 euros for post-secondary studies, which paralyzed the whole country. According to him, in Madrid, about 500,000 people took to the streets due to the eviction of a 70-year-old woman. Spaliński wrote that in Poland, after the revelation of what he claimed was the theft of several dozen million zlotys from the KPO, which were supposed to go towards yachts and solariums in kebab shops, million-zloty salaries for doctors, billions for developers from public funds, and a sharp rise in rents, people forgot about the matter after a week. He concluded his post by stating that he had no words. #protesty #sytuacjawkraju #sprawyspołeczne (translated)

High school students in France have begun nationwide protests against teaching conditions, demanding increased funding for education and changes to the university recruitment system, which has led to an outbreak of violence and police intervention. #ProtestyEdukacyjne #Francja #Parcoursup (translated)

The author criticized the former prime minister for sharing—what he deemed—a manipulated post without verifying the photo. He wrote that the photograph originated from Bordeaux on September 29 and depicted a firefighter who was engulfed in flames after an aerosol explosion on a barricade during protests by high school students. According to the author, the firefighter was hospitalized and then discharged the same day; there was no attack on the firefighter. The author noted that the photo proved nothing about migrants or their children, and the emotional description and the word "Yes!" from the prime minister gave the message its own momentum. He stated that he expected a minimum level of verification from the former head of government and accused him of believing the message just like those commenting on his post. He concluded with the word "Shame." #Polityka #Media #FakeNews (translated)

The author of the entry r00t, who stated that he lives in France, noted that there have been serious protests by high school students in the country, and in some cities, there was violence, school burnings, and clashes with the police. However, he pointed out that he had not seen credible data supporting the thesis of a coordinated action by Muslim and African immigrants. According to the author, such a narrative has been spread by, among others, Javier Negre, a Spanish commentator and media entrepreneur. r00t wrote that media connected to Negre had been repeatedly criticized for spreading disinformation, and the message was subsequently echoed by right-wing politicians in France. He called for checking sources before further disseminating this information. #Francja #protesty #dezinformacja (translated)