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Nazi symbols filled the streets of Paris as a thousand masked neo-fascists marched freely under police protection. Antifascists were blocked, beaten, and banned. The event, organized by the far-right “Comité du 9 Mai,” was authorized by a court. Participants chanted slogans like “Europe, youth, revolution” beneath Celtic cross banners and to the beat of drums styled after Hitler Youth. The march was permitted despite France’s ban on public masking and prohibition of Nazi symbols. Many participants covered their faces and displayed swastika tattoos or fascist insignia without consequence. Police made no serious interventions. Meanwhile, a court upheld the ban on the antifascist counter-demonstration, justifying it on grounds of “ideological antagonism.” Join @theredstream ? Support red. ? X Source: red.
