Girl gangs in Paris, stabbimg each other

**Tyrael** · 25th-February-2008

From The Times

February 23, 2008

The well-dressed girl gangs of Paris ready to stab rivals in disputes over boys

Adam Sage in Chelles

The well-dressed girl gangs of Paris ready to stab rivals in disputes over boysAdam Sage in Chelles

When police learnt that rival gangs were planning a showdown in Chelles, east of Paris, they prepared for the sort of violence that has become routine in France's troubled suburbs.

But even the most hardened officers were stunned as they arrived at the scene. The participants in what has become known as the battle of Chelles bus station were all girls aged between 14 and 17.

“They were fighting like the toughest of boys,” a policewoman who saw the confrontation this month said. “They had knives, screwdrivers, sticks and teargas and they were really going for each other. There must have been about 100 of them - some taking part and some there as spectators. It was quite frightening and if we hadn't intervened quickly, it would have ended in a bloodbath.”

Eight girls were arrested and France was caught in anguished debate over les petites terreurs copying the brutal behaviour of their male counterparts, a concern that has been heightened by a 140 per cent increase in female adolescent violence since 2002
When The Times met some of the girls last week, they were revealed as ordinary adolescents brought up on multi-ethnic housing estates where violence has become the norm. They dress with style, use make-up, talk in sweet tones - and think that teargas and kitchen knives are appropriate for settling a teenage dispute over boys.

Awa, for instance, is a member of the girl's gang from Meaux, outside Paris, which confronted rivals from Noisiel, a town 25 miles (40 kilometres) away, at the bus station in Chelles, where they all attend a sixth-form college.

“It all began because one of the Noisiel girls started hanging around the boys in Meaux,” said the 16-year-old, who was wearing a black jacket and pristine white blouse. “We phoned her up and told her to stop. You don't start going out with our boys if you're from Noisiel. The girl took the call badly and said she was coming down with some of her friends to do us in. So we had to meet them.”

There was an initial clash by the 613 bus stop in Chelles on a Friday afternoon, with a dozen or so girls from each side kicking and punching each other. When that ended without a clear winner, the adolescents sent text messages to arrange another confrontation for the next Monday. This time they brought knives, other weapons and self-defence sprays containing a form of teargas.

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“Some of the girls are incredibly violent these days,” Mohammed, a 16-year-old boy, said. “They're tougher than us. Just the other day a girl in school chased a boy all the way around the grounds with a knife. He had to climb up a tree to get away from her.”

Tougher then pussified, emasculated-males indeed.

**bachelor tom** · 25th-February-2008

I've wondered if the reason that feminists deny any violent tendencies in women is because they focus on middle-class behaviour. Isn't it clear that working-class women can and have been violent over the centuries?

**shaazam** · 26th-February-2008

Stabbing each other ! Gee ! Will they stop for breath

**Dr David Banner** · 26th-February-2008

"I've wondered if the reason that feminists deny any violent tendencies in women is because they focus on middle-class behaviour. Isn't it clear that working-class women can and have been violent over the centuries?"

BachelorTom
That is a very un -pc thing to write
Bachelor TOM!!!!
REEEEspect!!!Because it 's too bloody true!!The suffragettes were violent it was Celtic Druid who told me about them on this forum - I was taught what heroines they were and there are statues in their honour..
I have met women like this Let me mention I came from a very rough area
And not a mile from where I live a man was battered to death by a gang of women.

In the horrors of terrorism in many places typically men were chatted up in a bars and the delightful terrorist dames lead them to a house where the men were then shot - this happens in wars of course too. There are women who were and are involved in terrorism.Make no mistake the threat from Islamic extremists - they have already used women in terrorist ops.
A wise man is vigilant and not fooled by some notion of the
"gentle sex" .
"A woman would never do that" yeah right .....

Many of them have something to prove so they will try to outdo men in viciousness. In concentration camps women reported the viciousness of female nazis.
We know how low men sink we know, we are never allowed to forget it.
However we dont ask to deny male evil its all too prevalent,with most victims being male. This does not dismiss the real and horrific suffering inflicted on women by vile individuals.
All we ask is an objective approach.
We need a more realistic view of human nature. Men and women can BOTH be extremely evil.
The denial or head in the sand approach especailly regarding girls, must in part be a fundamental error about human nature. I think left wing and liberal attitudes are responsible for a lot of this.

**bachelor tom** · 26th-February-2008

Quote from Dr David Banner

"A woman would never do that" yeah right .....

All we ask is an objective approach.

We need a more realistic view of human nature. Men and women can BOTH be extremely evil.

The denial or head in the sand approach especailly regarding girls, must in part be a fundamental error about human nature. I think left wing and liberal attitudes are responsible for a lot of this.

Yes Dr B.

I get frustrated with the lack of discussion about class issues in N America. I know there is a lot of baggage with this subject across the pond, but here we pretend we are living in some kind of class-less new world, free from the old economic stresses between social strata.

Liberals have been idealizing race, class and gender for too long. I know they are trying to avoid the old conflicts, but denial doesn't work.

**bobx23456** · 26th-February-2008

I have no problem with that. The more the feminazi kill each other, the fewere feminazi left. A good feminazi is a dead feminazi. No problem.

Blessings

Bob

**yohan** · 26th-February-2008

But even the most hardened officers were stunned as they arrived at the scene. The participants in what has become known as the battle of Chelles bus station were all girls aged between 14 and 17.

“They were fighting like the toughest of boys,” a policewoman who saw the confrontation this month said. “They had knives, screwdrivers, sticks and teargas and they were really going for each other. There must have been about 100 of them - some taking part and some there as spectators. It was quite frightening and if we hadn't intervened quickly, it would have ended in a bloodbath.”

What we read here is typical for children out of broken families and single moms. Feminism is responsible for the destruction of family life.

If the girl, 14 years old, is living with the parents - this means father and mother - and is subject to some control and discipline, such a behaviour is rather unlikely.