- This is the title of a tune where I dispel some ambiguities that I have to be partly responsible, as I sometimes find myself quoted by blogs that I find difficult not to caricature the right, where no one moves away from Sarkozy to fall into the wrong Maurras. I started taking some notes about it, have for the time failed to turn it so that it is interesting to someone other than me, and again, let's get
So the theme of the day, a particular case of the above. I thought about it by reading two days apart a statement by Renaud Camus and a lament of Jean Raspail in Kling-Kling, where we explained that the replacement of the French population by immigrants-come-from-anywhere-and-who-are-full of Hell is underway or already completed - and long-planned big-bad-by Boumediene.
The subject can not be evacuated with a shrug. I remember being struck by the developments in this respect a Yonnet Paul, who in his Journey to the Center of the French malaise in 1993, does not seem to take seriously enough doomsday predictions of this kind Alfred Sauvy, before they are considered more carefully in The decline in death (unless I am mistaken) in 2006. It is further perfectly legitimate to distinguish between what one may think of immigration and what we can think of immigrants - not to mention that it is undeniable that we , that is to say the wonderful Democrats who govern us, not much has sought advice from the French on that, and that the it does seem to do that if business or other Woerth.
Given this, what is striking in both texts of MM. Camus and Raspail, is how these defenders of France finally see it as an old woman a little impotent in the process of being raped, without reaction. Let's remove it the tail of the Arab unleashed, and everything will be fine ... Besides this table "victimizes" France is in tune with the times, which is no shortage of salt coming from so-called anti minds "politically correct" so-called "manly" etc.. it does not match reality.
Without going into the game of "who it has begun" (we have colonized, say some, because we have settled the Turk, replied the other ...), a little historical perspective is important. I you point out some essential changes in French society, particularly the links between Paris and the provinces, have nothing to do with immigration. I fully agree with Debord when he considers that the essential process of disintegration of the French company would have happened the same way if we had stayed warm between "us". This "we", we - that is to say, especially but not only , generation 68 and generation ago - have more or less consciously sought to destroy - indeed, to destroy it, we have needed immigrant labor, though useful for building the infrastructure needed for growth if desired by all. We pay the piper for policy then, particularly through the emblematic issue of cities, is in some way that justice.
More generally, as some like to talk about civilization in recent times, say thirty Glorious (my ass!) Were the place of choice for confirmation of a civilization that was the choice of modernity and that this choice was in fact involved the submission of the nation to something other than itself. It is the ambiguity of Gaullism, I'll always hearing now: making believe that this development could be done within the national framework, or rather, because it was not impossible a logical point of view, having been led to believe that this development took place in a national context, even then, immigration of labor (and then stand in the next decade) on one side, given keys to the bosses ( which by definition is cosmopolitan, which is his right but must be constantly reminded) of the other, even though it was done in a manner and at a pace that led to the weakening of the national framework.
Well, I will answer it, but MM. Camus and Raspail does not necessarily argue washing France of its own responsibilities: besides, your analysis implies that the current immigration (in both senses from the presence of immigrants, the arrival of new immigrants) frankly does not help things.
course, but:
- to see how often this kind of position is referred to by sites much more eager to speak ill of Muslims and leftists to trace the actual French responsibility in the matter before us, such a reminder does not seem useless
- "We made the United States. (...) What claim, considering the presence of proliferative immigrants of all colors, all to find us shot in France, as if we stole something that is still with us? "It's not just admit that Debord was right to write that in 1985, but understand that this is still true and to this extent that the model of France raped me seems wrong. We continue to make U.S. (= motherfucker), and immigrants for years have understood: the rantings of Regis Debray a Max Gallo, a Henri Guaino can do but the French are more seduced by the United States than in France. It is logical, and partly our responsibility, that immigrants become Americans them too. Especially - in this sense that we are only partly responsible for this situation - they may already be more or less Americanized before arrive.
Before specifying the causes and global consequences of this last point, let's look at its particular consequences, that is to say limited to our beautiful country: if one sticks to Muslim immigrants, which both focus attention, we must never forget, when evaluating the benefits and harms of their coming, they are at least as much Americanized Islamization, and that their arrival in France Americanizes far more than it does " Islamizing " and / or "musulmanise. You have to be stupid and / or manipulative as Ivan Rioufol to focus only through some spectacular cases, the religious dimension and the dimension forget buggers. And if the answer that is even more serious for France, it will perhaps be right, but it will fall on the previous proof: Muslims do here but follow the same path as the eldest daughter of ex- Church, seeking to reconcile faith and comfort capitalist.
- Finally, and again we follow Debord, while the accompanying Cioran, it is clear that these changes go far beyond French "After all, this continent has perhaps not played his last card. If he began to demoralize the rest of the world, to spread its stench? - This would be for him a way to still retain its prestige and to exert its influence. " Cioran has not here said the last word on everything, the question of globalization requires that exchanges between cultures, as Levi-Strauss Sahlins should allow us to be approached with caution, but he understood it, and we leave it at that for now, that the West in its most sinister might do well to survive himself, alas ...
"France is surely regrettable. But regrets are vain., "Wrote Debord. I noted in a corner of my head a few months ago a formula very close to the meaning: France is a country of crap, which unfortunately no longer exists. My formulation is even more excessive than Debord, for besides that it is not so sure that France has disappeared, it was with all his faults, not so bad as that. In short, to conclude, I joined a Debord again when it considers that the central issue is "deeply qualitative," so far false evidence of population statistics,
whose use by A. Camus, I would forget pointed out, is also questionable: Read P. Yonnet was contrary to the impression, and that brings water to my mill, that immigrants line up quickly, and even more quickly, on the French model (and even model made in France , France's legacy to the world), and are quickly becoming less and less children. Again France is not inactive and submissive ...
, false quantitative evidence that put such a Peter Boutang furious when he heard Giscard d'Estaing to make a cross on the destiny of France under the mere pretext that it was less populated than the U.S. the USSR or China. "He lived people on the surface of the earth, and here, when France will be gone. The ethnic mix that will dominate is unpredictable, as their cultures, their languages themselves." This is what emerges from this mixture, the buggers squared or otherwise compromise about right between traditional values and what remains in the West - humanism - that counts. The rest ...
(For the record: I reread before posting, I find this text very similar in spirit The man who stopped writing . You decide.)