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Immigrant Hordes Set Paris Ablaze Because Their Soccer Team Won

Immigrant Hordes Set Paris Ablaze Because Their Soccer Team Won In case you needed further justification for denying your woman's request for a vacation in Paris, hordes of migrants gave your position another boost over Saturday night, as they rampaged across the "City of Light" and other French locales, setting structures and vehicles ablaze, smashing the windows of occupied cars, destroying shops and unleashing other varied forms of mayhem. And they were doing this because they were happy...about a soccer game.  La Tour Eiffel est noyée sous un nuage de fumée...
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