Gang terrorizes train in France. The cauldron continues to boil. They took the lid off long enough for some heat to escape but they did not solve the problem. The perps know they can get away with this and will continue to become bolder and bolder until a serious crackdown. The Gendarms will have to go in large numbers and will likely require some military assistance to quell the next outbreak. The "north african immigrants" (read: black and muslim) are moving in progressively larger numbers. If this continues apace, look for a strong rightward move in France on both a national and local level. They are, however, stuck in that these kids are citizens and many of them born in France. It's not going to be as simple as deporting them from whence they came. I feel like a broken record on this. Call me Cassandra

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