#near paris

[wgm-beautiful-world]

LES ESPACES D'ABRAXAS

[lolololovescoco]

French police shutting down an illegal rave near Paris over the weekend

[kedvesfiam]

[alienthegreenalien]

do people here know that the mayor of Paris said she would bathe in the Seine river to prove it would be clean enough for the Olympics so people started calculating when they needed to go shit in the river for their doodoo to get to Paris exactly for the day of her supposed bathing. and then how a few days ago she announced she wouldn't be doing it because "the currents are too strong"

[legallybrunettedotcom]

save me a seat in the wasteland II dead of night - orville peck II youtube link

[the-fandom-queenxox]

Honestly it's gonna be soooo hilarious when Acho finally logs on to rats 2 and goes "Let's put on a theatrical show!" And everyone else just goes "Oh no we already did that, one of the actors died and we exiled the two rats who made the show cause it was actually a plot to murder someone" and Acho's responds is just *0_0*"oh..."

[smaeemo]

A saga I call: “Conversations with my parents”

Star Trek Edition

My mom: If you were in Star Trek Voyager you would be Seven Of Nine

Me: No I don’t think so

My mom: Ok Bilana then

My dad: No that wouldn’t work because she would have to marry Tom Paris, and the only way that would happen is if Tom Paris was Tanya Paris

Me: Thanks dad

[laracrafts]

[red-moon-at-night]

this Paris looks soooo cunty, playing his instrument and moping about on the mountains with his dog and cattle, and then here comes 'mein guter Vater' Agelaus with a flower crown saying "My Paris, why do you always seek solitude? Accompany me to the festival in Troy."

Fuck me I guess. I am going to watch this whole movie aren't I.

[buckys-arm-and-rios-dagger]

Therapist: Hyde from League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003) isn't real, he can't hurt you

Hyde from League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003):

[fangirlsovertoomanythings]

I finished reading The Illiad. What am I supposed to do, pick up another book?

[heuffopla]

So picky I've been on Bumble for a few weeks and I've only swiped right on like three people,, with only one I'm genuinely interested in,, and I've got no news from her,,,,

[postcard-from-the-past]

Hunting near Mahajanga, Madagascar

French vintage postcard, mailed in 1906 to Paris

[wormsdyke]

car seat headrest concert footage is fun to watch because there will be several minutes of just wordless wailing and guitar distortion and the audience will be a pretty even split of people losing their absolute shit to it and people who are clearly you know. they’ve heard music before and they’re not entirely sure that’s what’s happening right now

[revolutionarywig]

I need to sleep but all i can think is making modern au Robespierre and SJ cannons

[coochiequeens]

Any ladies in Paris for the Olympics, be careful.

Australian woman 'gang raped by five men' in Paris just days before the Olympics

Woman, 25, allegedly 'gang raped' in Paris 

She was taken to hospital and police are investigating

By ANTOINETTE MILIENOS and CANDACE SUTTON FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA

PUBLISHED: 16:26 EDT, 22 July 2024 | 

An  Australian woman who was allegedly gang raped in Paris just days before the Olympics opening ceremony had a flight booked home the following day.

The distressed 25-year-old woman told police she had been attacked by five men 'of African appearance' after seeking refuge inside a kebab shop just metres from the famous Moulin Rouge cabaret theatre at about 5am on Saturday.

The woman, who was described having 'her dress inside out' and carrying her underwear in her hand, also claimed her mobile phone had been stolen

Disoriented and unable to speak a word of French', she was taken to Bichat hospital after the owners of the Dounia kebab shop, a late-night Lebanese food restaurant on Boulevard de Clichy, called police for help.

The street, famed for its arts and theatre outlets, is also a red light district, with a lap dancing club and a sex shop next to the Lebanese trattoria. 

The woman, who was reportedly in Paris for the Fete de Musique music festival, told investigators of her horrific ordeal; however, she was reportedly unable to give details on the exact place or circumstances surrounding the attack.

Parisian police want to avoid fear being spread among tourists as hundreds of thousands flock to the French capital for the Olympic Games.

It has since emerged the alleged assault happened just a day before the young woman was due to fly back to the safety of Australia.

She apparently had a flight home booked for Sunday, according to 2GB's Olympics reporter Clinton Maynard, and it is unclear if she is still in France.

Police are now inspecting CCTV footage but say even if she is no longer in France they will try to identify the alleged perpetrators, who 'young and of African appearance'.

Paris Prosecutor's Office announced an investigation into the incident was under way.

'The investigation into the charge of gang rape likely to have been committed on the night of July 19 to 20 has been entrusted to the second judicial police district,' Paris Prosecutor's office said.

Alliance Paris Police Union said investigators will 'do everything to quickly identify the individuals and bring them to justice'.

The incident comes just days before the Olympics is set to begin, and despite Paris launching a major security operation ahead of the event.

Armed guards have been spotted patrolling the streets, metal barriers now line the Seine.

A huge force of some 45,000 police officers drafted in from 43 countries and 18,000 soldiers will make up the defence system.

But alongside human efforts, several aerial units will also be involved in the 'unprecedented' operation, including Rafale fighter jets, AWACS surveillance flights, Reaper surveillance drones and helicopters with expert snipers on board. 

Some 1,700 members of the British police force are already supporting French officers in Paris and Marseille as well as UK sniffer dogs that have been handpicked by French authorities. 

Images from Paris today show the city behind rows of metal barriers as locals and tourists dine at restaurants behind perimeter fencing near the River Seine - where the opening ceremony is set to take place on Friday.

The four-mile metal barricade was put in place by the Paris Police Prefecture and will remain throughout the Games to prevent and deter any trouble.

Dubbed the SILT, or the 'belt of steel' the anti-terrorism fencing is ultimately the first line of defence and were initially erected on July 18.

Anyone who wants to enter the protected area will need to scan a QR code to me it into the gated part of the city.

All cars are also banned from entering certain zones around some of the event venues with solely emergency vehicles allowed through.