France has become a doormat

In the middle of Paris, the Kurds can afford to injure fifty policemen and set fire to cars and garbage cans.

Do you think our country would tolerate a yearly invasion of half a million new, often illegal, immigrants with questionable backgrounds to whom we provide everything without compensation: aid, housing, free health care, and food? This all costs more money than French pockets have ever seen, yet they are the ones who finance it. Do you think we would accept that these people show no appreciation for our country; on the contrary, they continually demand more, seemingly considering the inordinate, extraordinary benefits they enjoy a right? Do you think it would be possible for illegal immigrants to organize demonstrations, occupy public spaces, be employed, attack law enforcement, run a drug trade, all while residing in France for many years? 

Do you think they would walk the streets with their knives, on occasion attacking each other but all too often our defenseless French compatriots instead, or even sexually assaulting women? Do you think that Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia and other African countries would cover up fraud in the social security system, including fraud related to our pensions? Would they reject accepting their own citizens all while not making the slightest difference in our already-desecrated country?  

Anybody can enter France, but nobody leaves – and our occupiers interpret this as the absolute sign of weakness. Because these people despise the weak and can only understand strength. The explanation for their behavior is that they are aware of it: they enjoy complete impunity because they are supported by left-wing associations and parties and protected by too many corrupt and biased judges. Traitors who would have been shot dead in time of war if we still used Clemenceau’s good old methods that stood the test of time.  

France has truly become the world’s doormat after Macron and all his accomplices who were put in place to destroy our country and break the identity of our people finished their work, mainly for the sake of an unelected global government. Only a strong power could fight to make France respected again – first at home, and then abroad. A power supported by a fully equipped military; one that would be capable of breaking the government puppets serving the globalists; a power that could punish the conspirators and implement mass deportations. 

Photo: Riot police alongside a flipped car ablaze at the Kurdish demonstrations in downtown Paris, on December 24, 2022. On the previous day, a 69-year-old man lit a Kurdish cultural center on fire followed by a hairdresser salon and a cafe in the French capital. Three individuals lost their lives due to the attack, three others are suffering from injuries in the hospital (Photo: MTI/AP/Lewis Joly)