https://theupheaval.substack.com/p/refle...W9uIn0.F38

Important article to read talking about the Islamists takeover of parts of cities in France. Of course, all of this applies to the US as well.

"...So, to break this down, not only do 58% of the French public agree with the first letter’s sentiments about the country facing disintegration, but so do nearly half of Macron’s own governing party, the centrist En Marche. Awkward. Nor are those sentiments limited to any one part of the political spectrum, even if the right is more sympathetic overall. Far-left party leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon may have quickly declared that the “mutinous and cowardly” soldiers who signed the letter would all be purged from the army if he were elected, but 43% of his party seem to share their concerns.

But that’s not even the whole of it – an amazing 74% of poll respondents said they thought French society was collapsing, while no less than 45% agreed that France “will soon have a civil war...."”

(05-18-2021 02:33 PM)bullet Wrote:  https://theupheaval.substack.com/p/refle...W9uIn0.F38

Important article to read talking about the Islamists takeover of parts of cities in France. Of course, all of this applies to the US as well.

"...So, to break this down, not only do 58% of the French public agree with the first letter’s sentiments about the country facing disintegration, but so do nearly half of Macron’s own governing party, the centrist En Marche. Awkward. Nor are those sentiments limited to any one part of the political spectrum, even if the right is more sympathetic overall. Far-left party leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon may have quickly declared that the “mutinous and cowardly” soldiers who signed the letter would all be purged from the army if he were elected, but 43% of his party seem to share their concerns.

But that’s not even the whole of it – an amazing 74% of poll respondents said they thought French society was collapsing, while no less than 45% agreed that France “will soon have a civil war...."”

Thats where multi-culturalism and governing based on race gets you. Countries MUST have a shared culture. That shared culture can be based on any number of things---race, religion, language, or even just an idea (like in the US). The key is the VAST MAJORITY of the people have to all agree with being in that SHARED CULTURAL boat rowing together in the same direction. Lose that---and society will eventually splinter and national cohesion will vanish. Thats why concepts like critical race theory (divides and defines us all by race alone), attacks on free speech, and elimination of the second amendment are so very dangerous in a nation who's ONLY shared cultural identity is an idea embodied by the same document (the US Constitution) these radical and divisive leftists want to destroy.

Will they bring back the guillotine? I think it's needed, don't you.

We need it here

Is this an insurrection?

(05-18-2021 02:41 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  Will they bring back the guillotine? I think it's needed, don't you.

The last time the guillotine was used was in 1977, surprisingly not that long ago!

(05-18-2021 02:49 PM)BobcatEngineer Wrote:  

(05-18-2021 02:41 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  Will they bring back the guillotine? I think it's needed, don't you.

The last time the guillotine was used was in 1977, surprisingly not that long ago!

We were posting about humanitarian death sentences, now this would definitely be humanitarian. The victim would not feel anything and if I was to die for murder that's how I would choose to go. No missed rifle shots, no bad drugs, no getting roasted and not dying.

(05-18-2021 02:48 PM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote:  We need it here

France looks strong to Bidens* America

Quote:A survey measuring the fraternity between residents of France has revealed that 71 per cent of French think there has been enough immigration and have no desire to see more.

The 2021 Fraternity Barometer, which was conducted by the polling firm Ifop and le Labo de la Fraternité, is the third survey designed to measure the value of fraternity in the country.

Eric Thugez, the spokesperson for the Labo de la Fraternité, spoke to newspaper Le Parisien on the results of the latest survey, saying: “the study reflects a rather stiff general discourse vis-à-vis the migratory phenomenon, while this is the first year that we have tested this subject.”

The polling reveals that 71 per cent of French believe that the country has taken in enough immigrants and do not have a desire to see more let into the country. 64 per cent said that France should no longer accept refugees as they were increasing the risk of terrorism in France.

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