New riots in France

Blog drzz ^ | 11 26 2007 | drzz

[napscoordinator]

I left Sunday at 1845 but was at the airport at 1630 so I missed all the fun...damn it!!! lol.

[the OlLine Rebel]

Your definition strictly sounds more like the definition of “revolution”. Which in many ways the “AmRevWar” was not. The latter was a civil war, in any case. The “AmCivWar” was a civil war in that people of the same basic political boundary were fighting each other, just as in the RevWar. I don’t think you have to want to overthrow something, per se, to be a “civil war” - just get rid of the others.

[Karliner]

More of the same, religion of pieces. I hope the new French president will be alble to control these pieceful muzzies.

[Monterrosa-24]

I dare say you did see some Muslims in Paris. That guy at the crepe stand? The taxi driver? the newspaper kiosk guy? You simply can’t walk around Paris, even the heart of Paris, without seeing a Mohammedan.

[napscoordinator]

Well unless I missed it I seriously did not. Maybe I was expecting them to be in their get up. I did not see any burkas that is for sure.

[thinking]

ridiculous.....

Looks like that post touched a nerve...eh?

[Thommas]

Doesn’t Detroit have these sort of problems on a daily basis?

Hahahahah!

Pardon, mon ami, but in a word - non.

[the OlLine Rebel]

I could be mistaken, because I can’t read French, but I do think you’re accusing a Frenchman of being anti-France.

[Bainbridge]

These are not “suburbs” as we know them.
The way our cities have developed, being oh, several hundred years younger than those in Europe, is quite different.
We also have developed a society which is truly almost all middle class, admittedly containing a great range of difference between what could be descibed as the lowest end and the highest.
We will, however, see this if we continue to use the invading foreigners as outsiders who create their own enclaves and will initially work for peanuts. This will develop into a dangerous monster.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

Muzzies running amock again? Shocking.

[drzz]

Yes maybe you should have learnt something during you stay in Paris and not only go shopping.

From 4 million inhabitants, 1.5 are muslims. “Mohammed” is the 3rd favorite name for babies in Paris today.

In Bruxelles, main city of Belgium, Mohammed is n01 for names of babies. The no2, 3, and 4 are also muslim names.

http://statbel.fgov.be/figures/d22a_fr.asp?r=8

Sorry to wake you up so lately, but I live there.

[napscoordinator]

I did not go shopping. lol. I learned what Paris has to offer. You know I am sure that you lived there and that is great. I am not a doom and gloom person. Now you bring Belgium into the mix?

[drzz]

Because it is “Eurabia” which means “islamisation of Europe”.

Maybe you should order some books to wake up :
http://www.amazon.com/While-Europe-Slept-Radical-Destroying/dp/0767920058/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1196092935&sr=8-1

and
http://www.amazon.com/Eurabia-Euro-Arab-Axis-Bat-YeOr/dp/083864077X/ref=pd_bbs_sr_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1196092981&sr=8-2

[Buffettfan]

Ahhhhhhh diversity and multi-culturalism......ain’t it wonderful? Like Bill “Fellatio” Clintion used to say......”diversity is our greatest strength”. :)

[toddlintown]

Spray a couple of thousands of rounds into the crowd. They’ll get the message.

[drzz]

VIDEO here :

http://tf1.lci.fr/infos/france/0,,3634393,00-villiers-bel-sous-tension-apres-mort-deux-jeunes-.html

[Peter Libra]

The Dutch, the English,etc, should take a lesson.

Yes indeed but..... The authorities and their apologists in both countries can 'er - tune up a pretty fine whistle as they scurry past the grave yard.

The heavy handed government agencies and human rights johnnies, make it so the French ain't the only ones, whistling away. I hear and read of that whistle every day in Canada. Little Mosque on the Prairie anyone? LOL

[drzz]

The English take the lesson... but kneel :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axgxyrBB31Y

[Myrddin]

My list trip to Belgium was 1993. I spent most of my time working at SHAPE and eating in downtown Mons. We went to Brussels on weekends to see a movie or wander around the Grand Platz. It sounds like the place has really changed since that time.

[drzz]

The center of the city is always secured, because it is very expensive. But look at the suburbs around the city.