France: Guns, ISIS Flag and 3 Kilos of Explosive Found

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
April 19, 2017

Seriously, if the French don’t elect Le Pen, they don’t deserve to continue existing.

This is outrageous.

Journal.ie:

POLICE ARRESTED TWO men in Marseille today on suspicion of planning an attack, just days before the first round of France’s presidential election, with bomb-making materials and guns found in searches.

The foiled plot sparked fears that the closing days of the campaign could be a target for extremists ahead of Sunday’s vote, the country’s most unpredictable election in decades.

A prosecutor told AFP that 3kg of explosives, guns and an IS flag were found during their search.

Elite police and agents from France’s domestic intelligence agency detained the two Frenchmen – identified only as 23-year-old Clement B. and Mahiedine M., 29 – in the Mediterranean port city and Interior Minister Matthias Fekl said they were known to be “radicalised”.

“They were aiming to commit in the very short-term, in other words in the next few days, an attack on French soil,” Fekl said.

Police found guns and bomb-making materials in searches across Marseille. Later in the day, soldiers and police were still sealing off a road where one of the men was arrested.

Officials gave no indication of who the men had been targeting, but the campaign team of far-right candidate Marine Le Pen linked the arrests to her planned campaign visit to the city tomorrow.

“The fact that the two individuals were arrested in Marseille as Marine Le Pen was preparing to hold a meeting the following day is perhaps not a coincidence,” a member of her entourage said.

Photos of the two suspects in the plot were distributed last week to the security teams for Le Pen and centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron.

Conservative candidate Francois Fillon was also warned about the danger last week, an aide said.

France remains under a state of emergency after being a frequent target of terror attacks by jihadists that have killed more than 230 people since January 2015.