My stance on Europe:
I view Europe through a civilizational lense with the EU being a structure to bundle the collective nations power.
The EU is merely a system subject to change by individuals.
Islam doesn't belong in Europe, neither do countless foreigners for various reasons.
Everyone is talking about pensions and raising the retirement age.
But much less people are talking about a different approach to this issue.
Instead of having more people working why don't we make less people more productive?
This is where Automation comes in.
@CivicChronicle1 So one has to comply with EU law even if it leads to the meaninglessness of being French and the downfall of ones nation?
It's like saying only qualified personnel can use the fire extinguisher when your office is clearly on fire.
National survival > EU law
@BenAntRaho I suppose voluntary submission is more likely.
I'd like to know about those undestructive parties, there seems to be a serious lack of them.
A French video game and cartoon store owner has his store looted in Nice.
He gets attacked from behind and then has rocks thrown at him while young rioters laugh
“Don’t smash it up, she’s a sister!”
This shop manager protecting her business is spared by the thugs out of Muslim solidarity.
Still absolutely no connection to immigration.
Shocking videos and images are coming out of France. Historic buildings have been destroyed, hundreds of police officers have been injured, and enormous material damage has been caused amid the escalating vandalism and violence of recent days.
In the face of this senseless destruction and unjustified violence, perhaps it is now clear to everyone why Hungary advocates the strictest possible approach to migration, and why we will not weaken our border protection or immigration policy under any pressure.
I am glad that the current EU summit has made it clear that the overwhelming majority of European countries have woken up and want to break with the permissive policies of the past. We hope it is not too late.
Let there be no doubt: peaceful and lawful protest is one thing; vandalism and violence are quite another. The former is a fundamental right; the latter is a serious crime.
The Europe we all love is in serious trouble today. It is our responsibility, too, to help preserve our continent as the most wonderful place in the world for our children and grandchildren.
Europe can count on Hungary.
I express my full solidarity with the French people.
After a short break, I will start publishing again tonight. Many people asked me what I think about the events in France 🇫🇷 :
I was in Lille so I saw the usual protest (around 20k people, mostly left, far left, communist...) which was marching and mainly singing "We all hate the police" or "We all hate the RN/far right" + some revolution/anti-macron songs. To explain, the initial call for protest was from the Yellow Jersey movement (from 2019), which is very diverse and not left-wing. They wanted to protest against the price of life and gas, but the movement was hijacked by LFI (far left), which is why it was looking more like a usual left wing protest (something that is happening very often in France.
What is more problematic, and everyone saw it, is the mass unrest that happened in many cities. In Lille, all the city center got attacked and looted by groups of "youngs" and the state of the city yesterday evening was looking apocalyptic. I know it happened elsewhere in France, with attacks and loots in many cities.
It's very sad that my country has come to this state, but it will only worsen until the presidential elections and happen elsewhere; we've seen Belgium or Italy. April/May 2027 may have a near civil war situation, since it is very likely Marine Le Pen (RN) will win the elections. What is happening these days in France is helping Le Pen more than anything.
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@Balder998 What is there to gain for Le Pen by such statements though?
Why was it necessary to say this in front of the cameras at all?
That doesn't scream cunning strategist to me.
There's really no reason to say this unless one's convinced of it.
Her voters won't like to hear that and I doubt the others will be convinced by such statements.
If true, this speaks volumes of Le Pens worldview.
Les Français de confession musulmane qui envisagent de partir si je suis élue ont tort : c'est leur pays, ils sont Français.
Nous, nous ne sommes pas comme LFI : nous sommes respectueux de tous les Français.