The riots in France are probably another NeoCon "false flag" operation.

- Bhairitu

Vaj wrote:

> Paris Burns Again
>
> Let's Roast Frankfurters
>
>
> by Fred Reed
>
> November 7, 2005
>
> Paris burns, crackling and popping as merrily as a Yule log when  
> England was still Merrie and still English. Moslems prance about  
> setting things alight, cars incinerate briskly, and the police suck  
> their thumbs. Diversity. Oh yes. And more to come.
>
> Time and again these days, national governments let in all sorts of  
> people who belong somewhere else. Pretty soon the country has so many  
> that the government comes to fear them. At that point the problem  
> passes beyond easy solution. So politicians paper over everything,  
> and make concessions to buy a year’s peace. The newcomers breed and  
> increase. By and by the remaining possibilities are acquiescence or  
> civil war.
>
> Which latter, boys and girls, isn’t impossible.
>
> The assiduously courted invasion usually rests on a curious idealism  
> that I find hard to credit in adults. The notion is that we are all  
> just people, brothers under the skin, that all we need is love and  
> understanding, black and white together, kum bah ya; only a few  
> reactionary forces need to be stilled to bring about universal bliss.  
> This happy thought doesn’t surprise me among students in high school.  
> Politicians aren’t.
>
> Has no one noticed that diversity doesn’t work? Putting together  
> peoples with little in common begs for trouble, usually with success.  
> It is the chief source of the world’s bloodshed and enmity.
>
> Look around you. Start with Canada, where the Brits and French detest  
> each other. Drop down to the USA, where black, white, and brown wait  
> uneasily for no one is sure what; the lid is held on by Washington,  
> which acts as a sort of federal Tito. There are Hindus and Moslems in  
> India, Tamils and Sinhalese in Sri Lanka, blacks and whites in South  
> Africa, Moslems and Buddhists in Thailand, Turks and Germans in  
> Germany, Vietnamese and Montagnards in Vietnam, Moslems and animists  
> in the Sudan, Jews and Moslems in Israel, Cambodians and Vietnamese  
> in Cambodia, Protestants and Catholics in Ireland, Indians and  
> Mexicans in Chiapas, Basques and Spaniards in Spain, Indians and  
> Fijians in Fiji.
>
> But what have facts to do with foreign relations? It is much more  
> entertaining to base policy on adolescent theories and see what happens.
>
> When the anticipated melding fails and riots ensue, the response is  
> to try to buy, or legislate, the impossible. Invariably the cry  
> arises that the government hasn’t done enough for the indigent  
> arrivals. We must spend more money on welfare, on schools, on special  
> programs to raise the unraisable and mix the immiscible. It is our  
> fault really. We need to change our outmoded attitudes, require  
> classes on ethnic sensitivity, celebrate the culture of the new  
> incompatibles. We will have National Islamic History Week, and  
> children will make mosques from construction paper. That will fix  
> everything.
>
> Instead the problem gets worse. The majority population becomes  
> angrier, but has no recourse. The government is against them. The  
> immigrants can loot and burn, and nothing is likely to happen to  
> them: Punishing their misbehavior would engender more violence, which  
> the government wants to avoid at any cost. If the citizenry defend  
> themselves, as for example by shooting arsonists, the government will  
> put them in prison. Citizens have much to lose; the malefactors do not.
>
> A spring is thus wound.
>
> Moslems in particular are poison. A failed civilization, Islam sends  
> its unsuccessful, thus double failures, to Europe. They gravitate to  
> slums because they can do nothing else. Cohesive, angry, ineffectual,  
> with no loyalty to their new home, they neither flourish nor  
> assimilate. Resentment grows among them. And so the cities burn.
>
> Which is interesting. In the United States, the hostility of Islam is  
> often attributed to American support of Israel. Beyond doubt, there  
> is truth in this. It does not explain the riots in Paris, the papered- 
> over violence in other European countries, the Islamic terrorism in  
> Russia and in southern Thailand, the anti-Christian fighting in East  
> Timor, or the terror in Kashmir. Moslems are trouble.
>
> Immigration is not prima facie a bad idea. It depends on who you let  
> in. Some immigrants can assimilate. If for example the United States  
> allows the entry of moderate numbers of reasonably educated Chinese,  
> nothing untoward will happen. The Chinese share such crucial European  
> traits as studiousness and respect for law. In fact they are superior  
> to the white population in both respects. Consequently they arouse  
> little hostility and not a little admiration. They may congregate for  
> a generation or so in Chinatown, but the term designates a place  
> where a lot of Chinese live, not a hostile ghetto.
>
> Other immigrants cannot assimilate. Most especially practitioners of  
> Islam cannot prosper in Europe. Watch.
>
> Incomprehensibly, permitting their entry has been a deliberate  
> decision. Europe could have kept these swarming newcomers out by  
> simply not letting them in. No visa, no work permit, instant  
> deportation. It didn’t. Now France and Holland are on the edge.  
> Amsterdam could be the next Paris. England, once a delightful land of  
> safety and civility, becomes in parts a North African slum. I have no  
> sympathy. They made the choice. But why did they do it?
>
> For that matter, if Washington wanted to end the illegal immigration  
> of Latinos, it could do so in a paragraph: Establish a fine of five  
> thousand dollars a day for employing illegals or renting them  
> accommodations, half of it to go to the person turning the offender  
> in; require proof of citizenship for welfare in any form, or use of  
> the schools; allow police to demand a green card at their discretion;  
> put the army along the border with orders to shoot. It won’t happen,  
> of course. I don’t care, but let’s not be surprised at the consequences.
>
> What the French need to do, but won’t, is to send the army into the  
> Islamic slums, round up the whole lot, and put them ashore on the  
> beaches of North Africa with a box lunch and a coupon for three free  
> Dunkin Donuts. It isn’t a pretty answer. It’s a lot prettier than  
> what seems to be coming down the pike.
>
> Ah, but there is the little matter that the enlisted ranks of the  
> French army are heavily Moslem. Again, the more you let in, the less  
> you can do about them. For France, I’d guess that the war is over,  
> though the fighting just begins.
>
> People and governments by nature temporize, avert their eyes from  
> forthcoming catastrophe, eschew the needful but unpleasant, and do  
> not readily believe that the status quo can abruptly change. But it  
> can, and does, and is. Meanwhile absurd intellectuals write pointless  
> articles in glossy magazines. Soon it will be too late for civilized  
> answers.
>
> Then what? That is the question.
>
>
>



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