France Just Committed Suicide

Going farther left always causes collapse, and always gets a snapback effect. They question now is how far do they fall, how bad does it get before the snapback happens, and will they go into chaos or find some stabile and sane point? Given the history of the French Revolution, things could get pretty seriously ugly for quite a while. I hope they hold it together thru this fall, we're going to be spending some time in the south of France looking at Roman amphitheaters.

France presents a lesson for us here in the United States. Will we take it? Islam is incompatible with western civilization.

I just added France to the list of places I'll never return to - along with Canada and Mexico.

"It's a far far better thing we do (plug in willfully ignorant virtue signaling here)..."

A huge part of the problem is that many African countries (which are also Muslim countries) were French colonies and then part of the French Community and had and even now to some degree still do have almost unfettered immigration to the l'Hexagone (continental France). Many areas in Paris and most of the large cities in the South of France are littered with both legal and illegal Algerians or other African Muslims. They do NOT assimilate. They have no intention of being anything other than what they are, 7th century savages. Many many French see this as the death of their country but the siren call of "free stuff" will forever conquer all reason in enough people to destroy all hope of a France for the French that is until Islam really does conquer France as it has conquered Britain. While it pains me greatly to say it as I love France and her indigenous people dearly, see those Christian and Roman sites in France now is my advice. In 20 years they may very well be a mosque or a pile of blown up rubble.

It's not just the French. Pretty much all of Western Civilization is surrendering to the barbarians. Including the U.S.

#1 We too will be in the South of France (along with the Bordeaux region) this fall for an extended train based trip. We are avoiding any big Southern cities for security reasons, home basing in more modest sized towns in more rural areas that feature Christian history and architecture (and a good train station). We are doing day trips via train to larger towns with Roman sites though we will also hire a guide for to see Pont Du Gard and the town of Uzes and maybe visit a winery or two. We have very good cancel for any reason travel insurance though, something I highly recommend.. just in case.

Sweet Barry picked Hussein for a reason. And he/she is not letting his Marxocrat Traitors go anywhere in 2024. MAGA Vet.

Correction. Obama intentionally picked Hussein for a phony "middle" name as he began deliberately destroying our nation. What suckers Democrats are. MAGA

The French stock market is down 1.56% just today. This is what 90% income tax on the rich will do.

How many American celebrities fled to France? That 90% income tax may prove to be a little rough on them. I really don't care , just don't let them come back here.

Accurate analysis, #5. My wife and I have traveled in France since the early 1970s, and enjoyed the chateaus, the food (sometimes overrate,but often quite good) and mostly, the people, although in Paris it isn't uncommon for a Frenchman to go out of their way to be rude to foreigners. I saw more of this in the 70s and 80s than recently, though. Their history with North African provinces and historic unfettered immigration from there is a bottomless pit of destruction for the country. And yes, see all the Roman sites now while you can. There are magnificent cathedrals to be seen, also. A recent third visit to Chartre cathedral was a wonderful treat as they had cleaned centuries of grime and soot from candles and oil lamps from the interior and it was far more magnificent in it's original, cleaned glory. And we'd like to see Notre Dame again. We've been many times, and want to see it after the restoration. We lucked into a midday practice session on the great organ one time in the 80s, and sat enthralled for a 30 demonstration of the world's finest acoustics. As a teen I first lived in Italy, and became aware of how advanced Roman technology was 2000 years ago. As an adult engineer, I have an even greater appreciation for the engineering and architecture of ancient Romans, wherever they were. And they are everywhere. I came across a stone bridge over a 100 foot wide small river in Armenia. There was no longer a road on the far side, just a mountainside, and a bit of a path, apparently landslides over the centuries having mostly obscured the road. But it was almost two modern lanes wide, all stone, and the surface today was dirt...apparently washed down from the hills above, with grass and flowers. Yet the stone arch stood strong. When I asked local Armenian friends, they said with the wave of a hand "Oh, that was built by the Romans, it's very old, but we only use it to go fishing and hiking on the other side. There's nothing over there now." Even remote, unimportant bridges were built to stand for 1500 to 2000 years, without maintenance, withstanding the elements and man's depredations for amazing time periods. So many Roman ruins are now in ruins not because of the ravages of time, but more because 40 generations of people have said..."Hey, I know were we can get some stones already cut to size for that project...." And an ancient wall, building, amphitheater or bridge became a 'Home Depot' without a checkout line. Many Roman structures still exist....as part of a home, a church or a wall in Scotland, England, France, Italy and Spain. But many are amazingly intact, and some in regular use.

Thank you, DVC. MAGA.

12's just went in my 'Great Comments' folder...with his others. And, FTA: The NPF "wants to lower France’s retirement age and vastly expand government spending on social welfare, environmental protection, and health care," according to the Washington Post.' I can't remember who said it, but: you can have a welfare state, or uncontrolled immigration---but not both.

#3-don't forget san freakcisco. :(

"..accelerating Islamification of France.." too late for minne/mogad-apolis they own it

Today's French elites would rather lose to today's invaders than lose an election to the country's "far right." The same can be said about today's American elites, plus all the non-elite idiots we've spawned.

Macron is betting that he can hold out until September, when he will beg the EU in Brussels for more money so France can increase its debt. If the EU caves and gives him the money, Macro will be able to feed the alligators on the left and prevent being devoured. If they demand austerity, the alligators and yellow jackets will unite and have Macron and his party for lunch. The right needs to see which path causes more damage, rampant inflation or civil unrest, and pick up what's left of the country in 2027. They dodged a bullet by losing and need to be patient while the other factions devour each other.

Glad I saw Notre Dame Cathedral when I did. It will probably be a mosque in a few years. Also saw the American Cemetery in Normandy. Those thousands of crosses on our soldiers' graves will also be uprooted and/ or defaced in the near future. There are Stars of David there too and black crosses at the German Cemetery that won't be allowed to survive the coming vandalism.

“The last time I saw Paris Her heart was young and gay. No matter what they do to her I’ll remember her that way.” Then it was the Nazis. Now, the Islamic horde.

So much for French fashion " How do I look in this burka"

Bingo #18. France lives on debt. It has for so long no one even gives lip service to doing anything about it anymore. Now, I know, I know.. "LadyHen, the US is no different!" But our economy at least has been such a boon to the world, such a colossus that no one dare deny us credit. We know none of it can last but France will go first. And this new Commie regime should it get it's way will accelerate the decline to lightspeed.