France is over. This is a colony of its former colonies

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

Daria Aslamova talked with a person who every day is convinced from personal experience that a great European country is losing its identity more and more.

- Mademoiselle, do you need hashish?

I walk along the Marseilles embankment, fanning myself from the hellish heat and numerous Arab molesters, whose pockets are stuffed with rubbish for every taste. Huge slow cockroaches crawl through restaurants. In the famous bouillabaisse soup, there is always someone's black hair floating around. South, it can't be helped.

My local acquaintances strongly advise me to remove the gold chain from my neck and remove the diamonds from my ears.

“So they're not real,” I say innocently.

“But your ears are real. Do you need some young bastard to snatch the "diamonds" from you along with your ears?

I go to the huge Arab quarter right in the center of the city without a bag, with a camera and without documents. In your pocket - 20 euros and a copy of your passport.

- Take a small amount. They will rob, give them something, or they will get angry. Don't forget a copy of your passport too.

- For the police? I ask.

- What are the police? They've never been there before. But if they crash, then at least the body will be identified. Otherwise, you will lie for months in the local morgue, unidentified, beautiful and young. Don't make trouble for your own consulate.

IDEOLOGY CONQUERED REALITY

In the Arab quarter, they look at me with curiosity, but do not touch me. I am beaming with the idiotic smile of a tourist who has wandered in the wrong place by mistake. Halal pizza is sold everywhere, and old African women in huge colorful turbans on their heads are sitting at tables in cafes. Opposite the beautiful Catholic closed church on Dominican Street, there is a brisk trade in talismans from the evil eye and Muslim rosary.

In the center of the square rises a magnificent triumphal arch in the Romanesque style. I am the only tourist. Pregnant Arab matrons in cloaks wander around the arch, pushing carriages in front of them, and their older children mince next to them. (These are not white neighborhoods where French women walk their little neutered dogs in the evenings.)

Everything painfully resembles a scene from some historical film: Rome captured by barbarians. This arch has two possible destinies. One is completely sad. When Muslims seize power, it will simply blow up, as a symbol of paganism. (Think of Buddha and the Taliban.) The other is more promising. (In Arab schools, children will be taught that the arch was built by Arabs. I'm not kidding! In Kosovar Albanian schools, teachers hammer into children's heads that the beautiful ancient Serbian monasteries are masterpieces of Albanian architecture, and then they were captured by evil Serbs).

The number of pregnant Arab women with a brood of ready-made children is like a huge factory producing new French citizens. The most profitable business in France. Four children provide the mother with good income from the state, free health insurance, free education and many benefits. And even if some sick teenager blows himself up with shouts of "Allahu akbar!", No one dares to touch mom and children. They're French! This is such a psychological trauma for them!

I walk down to the port, where the streets are controlled by stern, heavily armed soldiers. How nice it is to be protected!

- This is a theatre! Circus! Citizens are given a false sense of security,”says Stéphane Ravier, regional leader of the National Front and Mayor of the Seventh District of Marseille, with a grin. “These soldiers do not even have the right to check your bag, let alone the right to arrest and use weapons.

They cannot touch civilians unless a judicial police officer is with them. This is a show for tourists so that they do not panic and spend their money in France. We have neither the political will nor the people to defend our country.

The "patriot" Sarkozy, flexing the muscles of nationalism as interior minister, fired 12,500 people from the police and gendarmerie. Like, France is a safe country. This is serious damage! We do not have enough soldiers, policemen and weapons. And those who have it are not allowed to use it without special permission. Therefore, the police on duty are playing telephone games.

- Can we say that France is now at war?

- Yes, but this is not a classic war, when the enemy army wears uniforms and clearly identifies itself. This is a different style of war. We have enemies that we do not see until the moment they commit an act of terrorism. And if we are in such a war, we must have certain instruments of struggle - and not only from a military, but above all from a legal point of view - which we do not have.

- Can this be called a civil war?

- Not. This is a war between the French and "franko-quelquechose" (literal translation "French and something else", but from a literary point of view, more likely "so-called French" - DA). And for me, every "not quite French" after committing a terrorist attack or murder loses any right to be called a citizen of this country.

- But in Nice it was not even a Frenchman, but a Tunisian with a residence permit. Why wasn't he kicked out after petty thefts and fights?

“You are in the land of“human rights,”says Monsieur Ravier with irony. - This French tradition of "freedom, equality, brotherhood" has left absolutely free space for terrorism. Ideology has triumphed over reality. Yes, the terrorist was a citizen of Tunisia, but again he fell under the law of our "ardent patriot" Sarkozy.

This law prohibits expelling from the country foreign citizens who have committed offenses who have relatives and family in France (the Tunisian had children). In general, it is extremely difficult to take away a residence permit from any Muslim. Even if he is a complete repeat offender, but his children study in a French school, he is untouchable.

We care much more about the feelings of the families of perpetrators than about the families of their victims. It is an ideological issue rooted in the French Revolution and in the Declaration of the Rights of Man and CITIZEN. This important word "citizen" suddenly disappeared from the declaration. Only human rights remained, but not his duties.

I am a senator, and once attended a Senate meeting on the conditions for France to accept refugees from Syria. You must understand: it was not a question of taking these refugees or not taking them. A similar question was not even discussed! The Senate discussed how to provide the Syrians with better conditions. I then asked the Minister of Internal Affairs why we do not close our borders from the flow of refugees, among whom there are many terrorists.

He answered me somewhat haughtily that, they say, the tradition of accepting refugees in France dates back to 1793, from the time of the French Revolution. I was shocked. I spoke with him about 2016, about how France is not able to provide benefits, health insurance, schools, free apartments to millions of people when our own citizens vegetate. And he talked pompously about the French Revolution. We are people from different centuries.

Aliens are cherished, they are nailed

- I am amazed by the reaction of the media! - I am indignant. “Nobody blames the city of Nice or the local police for failing to ensure security on the main national holiday. In French newspapers, good stories about the unfortunate dead Muslims on the first pages, then, smaller, there are the French, well, and in general, foreigners are of no particular interest to anyone. And this despite the fact that only Russians were killed five people, and two are listed as missing.

- You must understand that no one is responsible for anything in this country. Everyone covers each other. Why? Will explain. Our political elite is a vicious circle, into which it is impossible for a person to penetrate from the outside: it is a continuous cycle of the same persons. Even the right-wingers, having won the elections, immediately become the left.

For example, the "rightist" Sarkozy was Chirac's minister of police, and when he came to power, waving the French flag, he took over the "caviar left" Bernard Kouchner as foreign minister. ("Caviar Left" in France is called prosperous wealthy people who love to speculate about social justice at an exquisite dinner. - Auth.) The political class is closely united with the media elite, and it does not change! It's all one party. An endless vile carousel.

Because of ideology, the political class is cut off from reality and from the common people. If a law-abiding Frenchman who pays taxes forgets to buckle up in his car or, for example, exceeds the speed limit, he will be tortured with fines. But the bastard drug dealer, who came, for example, from Morocco, will be given a second, and third, and fourth chance, and his lawyer will sob in court.

(The only time when I observed a special operation with brilliance was my own detention by three gendarmes in some dusty French town. At first I decided that they were looking for terrorists. Then it turned out that I had simply forgotten to fasten my seat belt. speech in French, which is completely meaningless, since I only know one phrase in French - c'il vous plait une coupe de champagne ("a glass of champagne, please").

And then I explained to them in English for 20 minutes that I had unfastened a minute ago to ask some aunt for directions to Marseille. Because when I went to have a bite to eat in a cafe, I left the navigator on the seat and, after a hearty meal, sat down on the poor navigator with my booty, breaking the wire. And this is the second navigator in two months, who died such an inglorious death. And not mine, but car rental companies. And all this will cost me a pretty penny. Then I burst into tears and thrust my broken navigator under the stunned policeman's nose. From their next speech, I realized that I had to pay a 90 euro fine, but so be it, they give me a serious warning and let me go in peace.)

WILL FRANCE WAKE UP?

But back to the interview:

“I was confident that the National Front would win the regional elections last year. What went wrong between the first and second round?

“When our candidates won the first round, the whole media, political, religious, syndicate system got involved,” explains Monsieur Ravier. - We connected trade unions, business and even national education. The entire system of power has rebelled against us.

The media began to urge the "so-called French" who did not vote in the first round to come to the polls immediately. Like, if our party comes to power, all Arabs and Africans will be sent back to their homeland. French Prime Minister Manuel Waltz even made a solemn statement: if the National Front wins, we will face a civil war. Fear mobilized people, and we lost the second round. The entire elite rebelled against us.

- I don't hear any more talk from leading politicians about the integration of Muslims. What, the idea failed?

- With a bang. The number of newcomers is so large that it is impossible to integrate them. Now, a new trendy trick: we must respect each other's cultural differences. Notice the difference between integration and respect for difference? She is huge! Now we are talking about "peaceful coexistence." Migrants don't have to try to learn French or embrace French culture and traditions. No, they can do what they want, and they don’t owe us anything. And we, the native French, must respect their “dissimilarity”.

France may soon become a colony of its former colonies. And this is the bitter truth. A country with a rich European culture must embrace the traditions of strangers. Because the former foreigners became French citizens, and therefore voters. They demand mosques, a separate education system for boys and girls, halal food in schools, hijabs, swimming pools for men and women, official Muslim holidays on our calendar. That is, we must live like them, not they, like us."

- So it is the Muslims who integrate you?

- And there is.

- How many of them are there in France? For ten years now I have heard the number "four million", which the media repeat like a mantra.

- We have no statistics. You cannot ask people about their religion. It's illegal. One Arab politician Azuz Begag recently announced that there are twenty million Muslims living in France! He has the right to do so because he is an Arab. Nobody will reproach him with racism. Year after year, newspapers in Provence, at the end of the year, affectionately reported what was the most popular name among newborns. The name Mohammed had won for several years in a row, and now the newspapers have shut up. The popular rubric has disappeared. They want to hide the truth. Just look at the elementary schools in my area, where 80 percent of the children are Arabs.

- Are you an optimist?

The eyes of my interlocutor become sad.

- Based on reality, facts, I am a great pessimist. Let's be clear: this is the end. The phenomenon of migration is becoming irreversible: before our very eyes, one population replaces another. But as a politician, I have to be optimistic. I want to believe that our people will wake up. If I didn't believe, I would have packed my suitcase long ago and asked for political asylum in Russia. (Laughs bitterly.) Putin once "killed terrorists in the outhouse." And he did the right thing. We must treat barbarians exactly as they deserve. But time is against us. If we do not stop the migrants, France will face the fate of Kosovo.

INSTEAD OF AN AFTERWORD

Let's put it bluntly: France is over. This is a colony of its former colonies

I leave City Hall after an interview on a hot and languid Marseilles evening. I ask the mayor if it is possible to have dinner at the brasserie opposite.

“Well, I don’t know what kind of food there is, but if you need drugs, they are famous all over the area.

A local Arab security guard who speaks good English calls me a taxi. He gives me his chair and says:

- Sit down. They said that the taxi would come in ten minutes. According to Marseilles concepts, in an hour.

We are making small talk about a beautiful church adjacent to the city hall.

- Is it always closed? I ask.

- Almost always. The French have lost their faith. When a person does not have God in his heart, he comes there … how is it?

- Shaitan? - I suggest. The guard laughs:

- Exactly. Do you know Arabic words? You have no idea how pleasant it is for me to speak with you, because you are Russian and Orthodox. Isn't it true?

- Yes, but you are a Muslim.

“That's right, I'm from Algeria. But you are a believer, which means that we are not strangers. The French are much more strangers to me. I have three children. But when my wife came to Marseille and looked at the local life, she took all three back. What will they grow up to be? Drug dealers or murderers? My children can also learn geography and mathematics in an Algerian school. But human values are inaccessible to them here. My wife said bluntly: here in schools they teach children not to obey their parents, not to honor the elderly, not to defend the younger, not to respect the elders and not to believe in God. These are wild people. Do you believe in Putin?

I am laughing:

- Putin is not God, so that I believe in him. But I voted for him.

- Right! - the guard's face brightens. - Without Russia, the world would have plunged into bloody chaos, because it creates a balance in opposition to the Americans. I am so proud of the Russians for what they are doing in Syria. Russia is the only country that is fighting terrorists. Give the Russians a blessing from us. God will protect you. I tell you this as a Muslim.