Is It Too Late to Save France?

Is It Too Late to Save France?



French police officers have been given orders that no rioter should be harmed, even those who directly threaten the life of an officer. Should a rioter be killed, authorities would view it as a major catastrophe... to defuse the situation, the officers responsible would almost certainly be imprisoned.

All rioters — even the most violent — enjoy virtually total impunity. Of the nearly 5,000 rioters who have been arrested since October 17, almost all were released within a few hours...

The "great replacement" described by Renaud Camus is a reality that Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the leader of France Unbowed, acknowledges— indeed welcomes —by suggesting that a "new" Muslim France is taking shape.

American and Israeli flags are burned and trampled. Palestinian flags are seen everywhere. They have become a symbol of a destructive and murderous intent not only toward Israel and Jews — with Jewish-owned businesses specifically targeted — but also of support for violence against French authorities and a rejection of Western civilization.

The police have told shopkeepers that their safety can no longer be guaranteed and advised them instead to hire expensive private security. It is an admission by the government that it is no longer willing or able to fully protect French individuals or property.

France's public debt now exceeds 3.6 trillion euros (approximately 119% of GDP). In a few months, that figure will be even higher. Interest payments on the national debt have become the single largest item in the state budget.

Today, a pervasive sense of pessimism reigns over France. Polls state that 83% of those surveyed describe the future of their nation as hopeless, and 65% believe that Western civilization itself may be coming to an end.

The situation across the rest of Europe has also not been improving. Leftist and Islamist riots have recently broken out in Germany, Italy, Albania, Spain, Belgium and Greece. All of Western Europe is grappling with mounting economic difficulties as well as uncontrolled migration. Unless a broad recovery takes place, Europe's greatly sneered-at "great replacement" might well soon be complete.

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