Fire at cathedral Notre Dame in Paris

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After making the front page for the last 5 months France is again on the top of the news with yesterday fire at cathedral Notre-Dame in Paris. The entire roof of the 800 years old cathedral of Notre-Dame has been burned yesterday in the end of the afternoon after a fire started in the roof where no visitors are allowed. The roof of the cathedral was under renovation for months. French people are shocked by the loss of such a monument. The structure of the roof was a piece of art that no one is able to reconstruct today as well as the stained glass and many other parts of the cathedral get burned or destroyed during the fire. Even if the fire has not made any victims, many people are calling the event as the French 9/11 maybe due to the size and destruction caused by the fire. But today all over the French internet it is not really a surprise as in the past five years we've seen many of our churches destroyed by government decision and lately, in Paris, this is the third cathedral or famous church to get vandalized. But for the moment no one knows for sure what has started the fire. It is very possible that the government will try to use the event and put the fault on the Yellow Vests as the biggest is the lie the best it is, but in reality the Yellow Vests who are fighting to change the society and to come back to our culture are the first one to get sad about it. Time is bad for French culture and European culture in general, and I will not be surprised to see this event triggering more radicalization among the French people, especially with the so-called progressist and leftist showing their hate of the French culture on the internet.


Here a video that relates the feelings of the French people also at the end of this video they mention some of the facts about the French revo;ution that I was talking in my post "Behind 1789 French Revolution" and other facts here

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