No. of Recommendations: 2
Spoiler alert: they've got problems. Big ones.
First up, France:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-1477681...France is on the brink of full-scale civil war. I've lived here for 25 years and the locals have had enough of the violence caused by hordes of destructive youths. The state has lost control - and I fear what's coming next: JONATHAN MILLERRemember when the mere mention of "no-go zones" on PA sent the goobs into a frenzy? Fun times. Now there are cars burning on the Champs-Elysee and get a load of this:
As I stood in the queue at the fishmonger on the town square close to my home in the South of France yesterday, he was cutting the head off a sea bream with deft strokes of his razor-sharp knife.
‘You French have always been rather good at decapitation,’ I said, gesturing towards a spot outside the post office, where the town guillotine had stood in an earlier era. Nobody laughed. ‘They should bring the guillotine back,’ said the fishmonger. ‘We need it more than ever.’ He wasn’t joking and other customers nodded vigorously.
Like me, they’d spent much of the weekend watching news of the violence that broke out in Paris on Saturday night before spreading pretty much the length and breadth of the country. The riots began after Paris Saint-Germain crushed Inter Milan 5-0 in the Champions League final. Before the game had ended, mobs were attacking police and setting fires on the Champs Elysees, with 264 cars torched.It gets better:
The US State Department is now warning of terrorist attacks targeting tourist locations, transportation hubs and public areas.
France’s Vigipirate national security alert system is currently at its highest level, Urgence Attentat.
Translated, that means attacks are considered imminent and the estimated 10 million British tourists expected to holiday here this summer should be on their guard.And:
The truth is France is a two-tier country. There is the charming, civilised nation that has been my home for more than 25 years, a land of magnificent countryside and chilled rosé. But another France has festered inside it and now threatens to consume it – a dystopia of grim tower blocks, from which unemployed, nihilistic youths emerge to loot and terrorise at any excuse.
A decade ago, I wrote a book called France: A Nation On The Verge Of A Nervous Breakdown.
It was criticised at the time for being alarmist. But the breakdown has happened.Europe-wide - as you ALWAYS warned about and the dullards ignored it because they don't get 'culture' - when you let in loads of people, treat them like children and don't insist that they assimilate - this is what you get.
And more:
https://europeanconservative.com/articles/commenta...Over coffee in Budapest recently, a visiting European lawyer told me her son had withdrawn as a student at Sciences Po—the familiar name for the elite Paris Institute of Political Studies—because he no longer felt safe there. The reason? An atmosphere of intimidation around pro-Palestinian activism, and antisemitism.
The young man is a Christian, but he concluded that the Sciences Po administration had lost control of the situation and had no intention of restoring order. It wasn’t just the 2024 campus protests, which were eventually broken up by the police. It was more a matter of an overall culture of intolerance and bullying within one of France’s top institutions of higher learning.
Get used to it. As Europe moves steadily towards Islamization, this kind of thing will become the norm. Guess what French intelligence says?
Last month, someone in the Macron government leaked a confidential intelligence report detailing how the Muslim Brotherhood has infiltrated French society on many levels. The report, which was intended for the eyes of senior officials only, documents how the Brotherhood, a well-financed international Islamist organization, seeks to turn Western countries into sharia states, not through direct confrontation, but through a soft strategy of transformation from within. ...and here, too.
