My wife and I went to Paris. We will never make such a mistake again

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

Recently my wife and I went to Paris for a weekend. We haven't been there for over 10 years. Another reason was the unusually low cost of Air France tickets. A return ticket for one person cost only 2500 kroons, including taxes, and this should have alerted us, but, unfortunately, we did not suspect anything.

The flight to Paris went well and at the airport we took a train towards the center. After arriving at the North Station, we experienced the first shock. Everywhere is chaos, chaos, but, most importantly, not a single white Frenchman. The same thing happened near the Sacre Coeur Basilica, where we obviously thoughtlessly settled … We took the metro and went to the main attractions. On a metro ride from the Grand Etoile to the Louvre, we suddenly realized that we were the only white people in the whole car. It was on Friday at 2 pm. There is not a soul at the entrance to the Louvre Museum, but everywhere there are patrols of heavily armed soldiers with fingers on triggers. Soon we learned from friends that for almost a year there was a state of emergency in Paris …

We had lunch with friends near the Bolshoi Boulevards: there are mostly migrants on the street. By the way, most of the shops in the vicinity are immigrant. In the evening we went to the Eiffel Tower, and again not a single tourist. Only more security measures. All tourists are checked, with the exception of Muslim women, closed from head to toe - probably this is such equality in French. But the surroundings and the adjacent Trocaredo are just hell: full of strange African sellers of "souvenirs", Arab thimbles, beggars from Africa and Romania, and pickpockets. The police are already clearly turning a blind eye to petty street crimes. And such a picture is next to all famous landmarks. But in the evening, near the Eiffel Tower, immigrants raped a young French woman. Naturally, this was mentioned only in passing in the news. Probably, this is a normal incident in the framework of cultural enrichment …

The next morning we called friends and offered a picnic in the center, like we used to in student days. But they replied that, they say, it is better to meet at a restaurant, because a picnic can be very dangerous. We did not understand, but agreed and went to the Bastille. And again we saw all around the mess, dirt and, most importantly, some migrants. The climax of the evening was a visit to a small bistro not far from our hotel, where we wanted to have a glass of wine. But a gloomy bearded "Frenchman" from somewhere in Algeria angrily told us that he would not sell alcohol in his country, and even cursed at the damned "Christians". Therefore, we preferred to go to the hotel. It was only Saturday, and we were literally waiting for Sunday and departure home. All this is not France, but Muslim Africa, and we definitely didn't want to go there for the weekend …

Today's weekend in Paris is a truly horrible experience, and I am at a loss to guess what is happening in Calais or Marseille, where de facto immigrants have already taken over and controlled cities. France will face either a dictatorship or a civil war, and what a pleasant country it was. Therefore, I recommend that you give up your visit to Paris. Goodbye sweet France! We will do everything in our power to prevent this from happening in the Czech Republic!

Martin Kohout