Charlemagne, King of the Franks
Posted on 11/02/2005 3:30:31 PM PST by Pikamax
There were other clues!
ML/NJ
Perhaps they should emigrate back to where they came from...
You don't suppose Celine Dion has some of her well reasoned advice for the oh so superior french?
Can't really blame the French, the same thing happens everywhere in the west when Islam takes root.
These are not riots, they are simple signals sent by the faithful of Islam. We all know what they are saying. This is the face of the future.
Maybe they can play Celine Dion songs and quotes over loudspeakers in the affected neighborhoods.
What's next? DA haircuts and custom grills on their Chevys?
"The French wouldn't take on the islamofacists in the ME, the islamofacists decided to take on the French in France"
Kinda vindicates the whole "fight em here or fight em there" thing Huh? ;)
Europe is burning from Muslim violence. Similar "rioting" has broken out in Brussels, Sweden and other European countries.
The religion of pieces is raising the bar on its terrorism campaign into what will soon amount to full-scale war.
Charlemagne, King of the Franks
When agents of official France come to the cités, the residents attack them. The police are hated: one young Malian, who comfortingly believed that he was unemployable in France because of the color of his skin, described how the police invariably arrived like a raiding party, with batons swinging—ready to beat whoever came within reach, irrespective of who he was or of his innocence of any crime, before retreating to safety to their commissariat. The conduct of the police, he said, explained why residents threw Molotov cocktails at them from their windows. Who could tolerate such treatment at the hands of une police fasciste?
Molotov cocktails also greeted the president of the republic, Jacques Chirac, and his interior minister when they recently campaigned at two cités, Les Tarterets and Les Musiciens. The two dignitaries had to beat a swift and ignominious retreat, like foreign overlords visiting a barely held and hostile suzerainty: they came, they saw, they scuttled off.
Antagonism toward the police might appear understandable, but the conduct of the young inhabitants of the cités toward the firemen who come to rescue them from the fires that they have themselves started gives a dismaying glimpse into the depth of their hatred for mainstream society. They greet the admirable firemen (whose motto is Sauver ou périr, save or perish) with Molotov cocktails and hails of stones when they arrive on their mission of mercy, so that armored vehicles frequently have to protect the fire engines.
Benevolence inflames the anger of the young men of the cités as much as repression, because their rage is inseparable from their being. Ambulance men who take away a young man injured in an incident routinely find themselves surrounded by the man’s “friends,” and jostled, jeered at, and threatened: behavior that, according to one doctor I met, continues right into the hospital, even as the friends demand that their associate should be treated at once, before others...
An apartment in this publicly owned housing is also known as a logement, a lodging, which aptly conveys the social status and degree of political influence of those expected to rent them. The cités are thus social marginalization made concrete: bureaucratically planned from their windows to their roofs, with no history of their own or organic connection to anything that previously existed on their sites, they convey the impression that, in the event of serious trouble, they could be cut off from the rest of the world by switching off the trains and by blockading with a tank or two the highways that pass through them, (usually with a concrete wall on either side), from the rest of France to the better parts of Paris. I recalled the words of an Afrikaner in South Africa, who explained to me the principle according to which only a single road connected black townships to the white cities: once it was sealed off by an armored car, “the blacks can foul only their own nest.”
The average visitor gives not a moment’s thought to these Cités of Darkness as he speeds from the airport to the City of Light. But they are huge and important—and what the visitor would find there, if he bothered to go, would terrify him.
You'd think!
In all sincerety, I couldn't care less if the entire damned city burned to the ground.
Yeah, well with history as the guide, either that or total subordination followed by life in fear for one's life on a 24/7 basis is always the outcome in places where a lot of muslims live. That's a fact. Go figure, eh.
time to look into the "root causes" of the poor, mistreated 'French' Muslims
"You'd think!"
I guess that IS alot to ask of the Dems.....My Bad.
"root causes"
Surely it is the French occupation of Muslim land!!!! Resistance from the freedom fighters erupts!!!!! /sarc off/
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1512419/posts
A brilliant and timely essay by Dr. Darymple: substitute "France" for "Britain."
Radio carried a report from Paris saying a police station had been overrun and torched tonight in a burb!
That's it!! The cigarettes, ban smoking in France!!!!!
I think it is the daily 'humiliation' that the French occupiers put the 'French' Muslims through on a daily basis. Time for Prince Charles to teach them to be more tolerant of the Islamic faith. Diversity is Europe's greatest strength!!!!
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