The man believes France is a racist country, but still chooses to live there.
QUICK FACTS:
- A viral interview shows a French-Algerian man saying that he plans to colonize France because France colonized Algeria first.
- The street interview conducted by Rebel News asks a man if he considers himself to be “Algerican or French first.”
- “Long live Algeria, until death,” the man says.
- He later adds that “here in France, there is too much racism.”
- Interviewer Ezra Levant then asks the man, “Why do millions of Muslims immigrate to France if it’s racist?”
- “They colonized us for 132 years,” the man responds, continuing, “and now it’s our turn to come here and, how can I explain it, they colonized us for 132 years and now we will colonize them for life, until death, until the end of time.”
See the full interview from Rebel News below.
PARLIAMENT’S CONCERN WITH DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGES:
- A report from 2020 found that almost all areas of France except the Western areas are affected by radical Islam.
- “Radical Islamism is multi-faceted and influences all aspects of social life to the point where it asserts itself at the expense of individual freedom,” said French Republican Senator Jacqueline Eustache-Brinio.
- “Recently, the most significant symptoms [of advancing Islamism] are candidate lists for municipal elections, which, by the way, is very difficult to detect,” the senator explained.
- “The infiltration is real. We know about more and more cases where a spot on the candidate is promised in exchange for the votes of the mosque. This is a very dangerous mechanism because it is initially an alliance with radical Islamism, which will then take control,” Eustace-Brino added.
- The parliamentary report noted that much of the problem is seen in street preachers and schools, where children may be endangered.
- The concerns come as one in five French children are also given Arab-Muslim names, presenting a demographic change within the country.
BACKGROUND:
- A similar demographic change is underway in Germany.
- The name “Mohammed” has replaced the names “Noah” and “Adam” as the most popular name for newborns in Berlin, American Faith reported.
- While “Mohammad” is also gaining popularity in Bremen and Hesse “Noah” remains a popular name throughout the entire country of Germany.
