Posted on 12/13/2016 7:03:12 PM PST by blam
Virginia Hale
December 13, 2016
Women are invisible in public spaces and are unwelcome in cafés and bars in France’s migrant-heavy suburbs, a shocking report broadcast on France 2 last week revealed. Reporting from Saint-Denis, a commune where 36 per cent of residents were born overseas, journalist Caroline Sinz narrates: “The café terraces and the streets have something in common: women seem to have been erased. In some neighborhoods, men occupy public places and women suffer.”
Footage taken with a hidden camera captured how patrons react when women entered a café in the area. Two activists are shown walking into the venue, on the pretext they’re looking for a friend, but are told “It’s best to wait outside” by a customer, while another tells the women that “in this café, there is no diversity”.
The manager, asked by the activists to imagine he wants to bring a cousin or a female friend to the venue, explains that his cousin would be at home, adding “She does what she wants but she does not come here with me”.
“In the café there is no mixing. We are in Sevran [Saint-Denis], we are not in Paris. In 93 [Saint-Denis] it’s a different mentality — it’s like back home”, he tells the women.
Brigade of Mothers activists, who speak out against Islamic extremism, told Ms Sinz that conservative Muslim men took hold of heavily migrant suburbs in France following urban riots in 2005. Routinely threatened for opposing religious fundamentalism, the women decide to stop the interview when someone stops the car, to watch them.
The France 2 journalist then travels to a neighbourhood in Lyon, where the streets are apparently shown to be occupied almost solely by Muslim men. A young, white woman who works as a childminder says she wouldn’t dream
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Yep, ‘migrants’; i.e., moslem yutes. You wanted ‘em, you got ‘em.
Fake news, no-go zones don’t exist.
Obvious sarcasm...
They will learn that the Nazis were better occupiers. /s
We’ve been reminded constantly ad infinitum that these places are made up by the press and everything is just hunky dory in all of the neighborhoods in gay paris.
Won’t be long before gay Parisians are being thrown from the Eiffel Tower.
I saw this coming years ago, so it does not surprise me. I was only shocked at the utter passivity of the Europeans.
Well I sure missed it, married a Paris gal 18 years ago and having been going to Paris since then, just got back after Thanksgiving, I could see no change in the suburbs or Paris (the parts I visited). No changes, the French look everyday like they are dressed for Sunday and the food is great. Still have gypsies begging for money and pick pocketing but that has been the same forever from what I understand.
If Wilson hadn't intervened, the Central and Allied Powers would have fought to a draw, and WWII would likely never had happened.
I always wanted to go to France. Now, I have no desire to go. Why would I want to go to muslim crazy-land?
bttt
Bump
Diversity is our strength!
Not bragging, but I foresaw this a long time ago with the multi culti crap that forbade you from saying anything bad about people of a different color no matter what cultural garbage they brought from their homeland.
Either Europe's elite rulers have been bought off or threatened, but I refuse to believe this wasn't 100 percent predictable.
Islam in France: be there or be headed.
PING!
The mam’selles are no longer safe in their own country because their men can no longer defend them.
It’s a long time coming. Decades ago my mother (born a British citizen) and I were visiting family in England and decided to tour the history of London. We were taking the bus to ST Paul’s but decided to walk the last few blocks to the cathedral. We found a bank of young Muslims glaring at us along the way in a threatening way.
I saw the original video in French. There was no mention of “muslims” never ever. Only some vague “quartier difficile”, “population abandonnee”, by the malfeasant disgusting media.
This PC insanity will never stop.
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