France raises its terrorism threat level, but WHY?

ER Editor: In the real world, of course, most people by now know the ISIS claims are bunk, but they’re being played out for all their might in the French MSM. Utter distraction, of course, and people know this.

This Southfront.press article is useful for showing how ISIS has been used merely as a front for the attack. No serious analyst is buying the ISIS line —

MASTERMINDS BEHIND MOSCOW TERRORIST ATTACK USED ISIS AS ‘FALSE FLAG’ TO HIDE TRACE

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Our 30-something gay toyboy PM put out this last night —

Translation: Following the attack in Moscow, a Defense and National Security Council was convened this evening at the Elysée by the President of the Republic. Given the Islamic State’s claim of responsibility for the attack and the threats weighing on our country, we have decided to raise the Vigipirate posture to its highest level: attack emergency.

See (browsers will translate) this from The Informer for a decent summary of feeling towards this kind of distraction nonsense —

France Introduces the Highest Level of Terrorist Threat After the Terrorist Attack in the Russian Federation

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France raises terrorism threat level

The alert was increased after gunmen killed nearly 140 people in Russia

RT

France has raised the terrorism alert level across the country following an attack on a packed music venue in Russia, which left 137 people dead.

On Friday, four Tajik nationals opened fire inside the Crocus City Hall outside Moscow and set the building on fire. All terrorists were later detained while attempting to flee by car to Ukraine, according to President Vladimir Putin.

France raises terrorism threat level

The jihadist group Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISIS-K) claimed responsibility for the attack. Moscow has so far not confirmed the group’s involvement.

“Following the attack in Moscow, the French president has convened a meeting of the National Defense and Security Council this evening,” French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal wrote on X (formerly Twitter) on Sunday.

“In light of the Islamic State’s claim that it was responsible for the attack, and the threats looming over our country, we have decided to raise the Vigipirate plan to the highest level,” the prime minister added.

France has been living under reinforced security measures since the series of terrorist attacks in January 2015 (ER: Convenient, eh?), when a group of Islamists killed 17 people in Paris and its suburbs. The government responded by enacting Operation Sentinel, which saw the deployment of armed soldiers to patrol the French capital.

One of the deadliest Islamist attacks in recent memory came in November 2015, when suicide bombers and gunmen killed 130 people in Paris. (ER: The Bataclan Theatre attack. Both attacks were probably Operation Gladio type affairs.)

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