PLOUBALAY: TWO FIRES INSIDE THE CHURCH, AND NOBODY TALKS ABOUT IT

Look at the video. This is what is left inside the church Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul in Ploubalay, in Brittany. Pillars blackened by black smoke. A pew completely burned, reduced to ash and iron on the floor. The smell of burnt still in the whole nave. Smoke everywhere, even where the pews seem still intact at the back. Firefighters were called on Monday October 19 at 17:11. Inside they found not one, but two distinct outbreaks. The first near the entrance, a plastic display set on fire. The second further on, towards the choir, where leaflets caught fire. It was arson. This is confirmed by multiple concordant sources cited by Le Telegramme. A parishioner tried to put out the flames with her hands and ended up in hospital for inhaling fumes. The church is now closed until further notice. The town hall has filed a complaint and the investigation is open for arson. This is not an accident. This is the result of ten years of silent attacks against churches in France. The numbers from the French Ministry of the Interior are clear: over 1,000 anti-Christian acts recorded in a single year, such as 1,052 in 2019 and 1,063 in 2018. In 2024 there were 770, in 2025 they rose again to 843. 90 percent directly hits churches and cemeteries. And the most dangerous part is rising. Arson and attempted arson in churches went from 38 in 2023 to 50 in 2024. According to the Observatory of Religious Heritage the increase is 112.5 percent in a single year. At European level, OIDAC Europe counted 94 arsons against Christian sites alone in 2024, double compared to 2023, with almost 2,211 anti-Christian hate crimes in France in a single year, almost 6 per day. Mosques few, churches in the thousands. And yet they want us to believe the opposite. They only talk about Islamophobia because the corrupt mainstream media want us to talk only about this. We at RadioGenoa and RGX Live, who like the truth, tell you: they attack white European Christians and want to make us feel guilty, but in reality it is not the mosques that are burning, it is the churches. Ploubalay is the proof. Two fires, a woman in hospital, a church closed. And total silence.