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These culturally-enriching educated types didn't seem to approve of a concert going ahead by a particular Congolese artiste, and so naturally started some fires in protest, close to a major transportation hub.
Other people's property was set alight, including scooters and motorbikes, and the firemen who came to try and put out the blaze were viciously attacked.
Must admit, it makes my own efforts look pretty tame, thinking back to when I turned up to see two concerts that got cancelled at the last minute. I just went home.
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-51682230
Other people's property was set alight, including scooters and motorbikes, and the firemen who came to try and put out the blaze were viciously attacked.
Must admit, it makes my own efforts look pretty tame, thinking back to when I turned up to see two concerts that got cancelled at the last minute. I just went home.
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-51682230
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Those involved oppose the Congolese Government
They accuse singer Fally Ipupa of being too close to the Congolese government. |
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so what is this going on
are these 'guests' in france abusing their privilege of being able to stay there and wreck the place or just another bunch of idiots got nothing to do but cause trouble |
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It seems to only to concern the opponents of the Congolese Government....or should do
Whether they have the right to set light to places in France...is debatable |
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Its not really is it.
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You are probably right Saddo...
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But they did so anyway, such was their sense of entitlement to vandalise other people's property and city.
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It all went downhill when they stopped making Um Bongo.
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Not for the first time, France has fallen.
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