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PostPosted: Fri Jul 15, 2016 9:14 am
 


Title: France is on the verge of 'civil war', the country's head of intelligence says
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Posted By: N_Fiddledog
Date: 2016-07-12 10:41:28


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PostPosted: Fri Jul 15, 2016 9:14 am
 


What a shock. The French aren't sucking up to the progressive bullshit about the religion of the pig-fucker being a religion of peace anymore? Big shock, that.


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PostPosted: Fri Jul 15, 2016 1:53 pm
 


I wonder if they'll be dusting off that guillotine? :?


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PostPosted: Fri Jul 15, 2016 2:00 pm
 


I certainly hope so!


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PostPosted: Fri Jul 15, 2016 8:35 pm
 


Bart, I use to think you were a crazy racist and now I think you might have been right. Sorry for being so mean to you before!


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PostPosted: Fri Jul 15, 2016 10:43 pm
 


MeganC MeganC:
Bart, I use to think you were a crazy racist and now I think you might have been right. Sorry for being so mean to you before!


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PostPosted: Sat Jul 16, 2016 7:06 am
 


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/artic ... uture.html


Worth a read.

How I've seen the France I love torn apart by hatred: LEO McKINSTRY - who has lived there for over a decade and witnessed growing tensions between locals and Muslim hardliners - despairs for the future.



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Bastille Day is meant to be a moment of celebration in France. But when my wife and I had dinner on Thursday evening with neighbours near our French home in the Loire region, we encountered visceral despair about the state of the Gallic nation.

The company was charming, the hospitality magnificent, yet parts of the conversation were profoundly sombre. This was hours before the news of the Islamist atrocity in Nice emerged, but our friends' concern for France's future was palpable.

Mass immigration, the relentless growth of the Muslim population, the alarming spread of jihadism and the enfeebled stance of President Hollande's socialist government had left them with a feeling that their country is increasingly under siege.

Their dark forebodings were dramatically confirmed when we returned home and learned of the carnage on the Riviera. Another part of this beautiful land had been turned into an arena for butchery.

This week Patrick Calvar, the head of France's General Directorate for Internal Security, warned that his country is 'on the verge of civil war' because of growing tensions between Muslim communities and the hard Right, represented by Marine Le Pen's insurgent National Front Party.

In remarkably frank language to a French Parliamentary commission, Mr Calvar said that a serious incident could 'light the powder, transforming France into an uncontrollable country, where groups take up arms and hand out their own justice'.

The massacre in Nice gave a terrible resonance to his words.


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In remarkably frank language to a French Parliamentary commission, Mr Calvar said that a serious incident could 'light the powder, transforming France into an uncontrollable country, where groups take up arms and hand out their own justice'.


Umm, good? If the government fails because it's too paralyzed by the meaningless and endless debates of dilettantes then it becomes incumbent upon the citizens, especially in the military and police, to take action to save the nation and state. The last time the French had a do-nothing government that was shocked into inaction by the attack of an enemy was in June 1940 when upper-rank paralysis, more than anything else at that moment, led to the defeat at the hands of Nazi Germany. If the French don't stand up soon and make the government take action it'll be a slow-motion repeat of that time in history.

The French can survive a rapid replacement of government, and a short period of being under the control of a strongman. They've done it before and the essential nature of their country wasn't lost. But if they don't do something soon about the enemy within these attacks will keep happening. Their decision, their country, but it would be a massive loss to the entire world of the last 1400 years of their civilization was lost simply because they were too scared of being seen as the bad guys in liberal eyes and let a pack of lower-than-dogshit barbarians take them down.


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