[BobL]

“By their mental makeup, they were still the Muslim migrants whom their fathers and grandfathers had been.”

Kind of a detail, but they really are NOT the same as the earlier Muslim migrants. Those migrants came from cultures that were far less radical than what their kids are exposed to in the Saudi-financed French mosques. That’s why it’s usually the kids of migrants blowing things up, rather than the migrants themselves, who actually went to Europe to work for a living.

[Jim W N]

Can you guess what the Left accused him of?

Telling the truth? (The Left HATES the truth.)

[Vigilanteman]

Anyone who considers their benefactors to be “the most vile of created beings” are, in fact, “the most vile of created beings”.

Ingratitude and biting the hand that feeds you are among the most vile of sins.

[sauropod]

Bkmk

[henkster]

The Roman Empire had a province called Gaul. It was called Gaul because the people who lived there were called Gauls.

It’s not called Gaul anymore. Guess what its called (for now) and why?

[Sequoyah101]

Let me guess, racist?

[Steely Tom]

...saying that 90 percent of those arrested were French citizens.

That is not reassuring.

[Alas Babylon!]

What do I win?

[joma89]

France was slowly invaded and has all but lost. So have Britain, Scotland, Wales and Ireland. Belgium is already a muslim country and Germany is not far behind.

[lexington minuteman 1775]

my understanding is if you were born in Algeria you are born a French citizen...just like if you were born in Puerto Rico or US virgin Islands you are a US citizen. they are just in denial that its a race/religion riot.
LEX

[linMcHlp]

they were still the Muslim migrants whom their fathers and grandfathers had been. They still refused, as citizens, to integrate into French society, still tried to milk the French welfare state of every conceivable benefit – free housing, free medical care, free education, unemployment benefits, family allowances, and more – that it offered. They still saw the world through the lens of Islam. French citizenship did not change their view that, as Muslims, they were the “best of peoples” and the French non-Muslims who had welcomed them into their midst and provided such largesse remained, as Infidels, “the most vile of created beings.”

bttt

[dfwgator]

Maybe having Muslim colonies wasn’t such a great idea, after all.

[workerbee]

Retailleau also noted that the idea to hate France came from the French themselves, stating: “I think we share some of the responsibility. We simply don’t believe in France ourselves, and we’ve often presented France as an anti-model, a counter-example. How can you make young people from immigrant backgrounds love France if you say that France is detestable?”

Sounds familiar!!!!

[butlerweave]

The French never heard of Deporting

[HartleyMBaldwin]

there is a cold anger that is rising in the country

When the French began to hate?

[lee martell]

It’s time to call le Spade, le Spade!

[Bigg Red]

This piece is so poorly written it was difficult to read. Dude needs an editor. He presents many valid points, though.

[fuzzylogic]

Same in the UK. They have ‘guilt’ over their empire - but what do they think it says to immigrants, especially those from Islamic countries, when we teach our own that we’ve ‘done wrong’ and that the empire and crusades were ‘wrong’?

1. It makes you look weak in their eyes.
2. If fuels the voices of radicals who influence legions.