🔴😳 Cette vidéo de commerçants d’origine asiatique en train de faire face aux sauvages qui pillent leur commerce lors du 17 Octobre en France est en train de faire le tour du monde et de déclencher une vague d’émotions et de réactions considérables en Asie.
En plus de nos commerces, de nos rues et nos institutions, ces barbares sont en train de dévaster l’image de notre pays sur la scène internationale.
🚨 BREAKING: Italy PM Giorgia Meloni's government is sending 500 ARMY TROOPS to defend MILAN after mobs of hooded rioters looted stores and torched the city center, when they saw it was tolerated in France
IT'S TIME! 🔥
Macron is getting embarrassed and he needs to step up!
This is how EVERY country should respond. Meloni should get even tougher and speed up deportations, and France needs to follow suit! 🇮🇹🇫🇷🇺🇸
Macron was too busy at a Celine Dion concert, so he couldn't be bothered.
To everyone around the world,
In Japan, the Law Against Damage to the National Flag came into effect on August 13, 2026.
Under this law, publicly damaging or defacing the national flag in a manner that causes serious offense is punishable by up to two years of imprisonment or a fine of up to 200,000 yen.
However,
A Japanese national flag cut in half
A Japanese national flag with its center cut out
Simply displaying flags like these is not, by itself, a punishable offense.
In fact, a lawmaker from Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), who introduced this law, explained in the National Diet that publicly displaying a national flag that has already been damaged is not subject to punishment.
This is what we have as a law intended to protect our national flag.
Don’t you think this law is completely meaningless?