143 Year Old French Town Hall Survived Two World Wars… RIOTERS Burnt it to the Ground
On a Saturday in October 2026, masked ultra-left types and looters forced their way into Limoges’ 1883 neo-Renaissance town hall, set it ablaze, and watched the roof and much of the façade collapse. The building that stood through the Franco-Prussian War, two world wars, the Occupation, and the Liberation did not survive a day of “cost-of-living protests.”
This video breaks down the pattern: black blocs and opportunists attach themselves to marches, fires and broken glass follow, arrests are made, officials express “grave concern,” and the cycle resets a little higher each time. Last year…
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