France - Generals Cause Backlash with Civil War warning

https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20210427-french-generals-cause-backlash-with-civil-war-warning

Seems as though 25 retired generals penned an open letter to Macron...and about 1500 current and former members of the military signed as well....and warned of a coming civil war if the government doesn't control the terrorists/Islam and immigration.

Good. Maybe sane-minded French are finally tired of the globalists too.

"The French government has threatened to punish active soldiers who signed an open letter by 25 retired generals warning President Emmanuel Macron the country is headed for "civil war".

A number of serving defence force members are believed to have signed the letter published last week in the right-wing Valeurs Actuelles magazine, which warned that "laxist" policies would result in chaos requiring "the intervention of our comrades on active duty in a perilous mission of protection of our civilizational values".

"The hour is grave, France is in peril," the retired generals wrote, adding that failure to act against the "suburban hordes" -- a reference to residents of the mainly immigrant areas that ring French cities -- and other unnamed groups who "scorn our country" will lead to "civil war" and deaths "in the thousands"."

Macron has been running France like Biden is running the US. We'll see how he fares in 2022.

 

I was reading this on another site a few minutes ago, they are right of course...despite the Defense Secretary Florence Parley putting her wrist on her forehead and crying outrage.

The Constitution is that what holds the melting pot together...it is why the globalists work so hard to destroy it...everywhere

 

By the time the Frenchies get done committing suicide by Corona Vax, the pseudo Muslims the French supported against Syria, Libya, Yemen etc. can walk in and occupy the vacant housing left by the dead Frenchies. And something similar is instore for other countries including USA.

 

Europe has an Islamic refugee problem. Unless Paris mans up and starts sending them back home now that the Syrian War is over, then the Generals very well could be onto something. Perhaps overly dramatic in their claim, but pointed closer to the right direction than Macron.

 

Chrizton: "Unless Paris mans up and starts sending them back home now that the Syrian War is over, then the Generals very well could be onto something. Perhaps overly dramatic in their claim, but pointed closer to the right direction than Macron."

France helped destroy Libya and is working with USA to destroy Syria, the mother of European Peoples, Western Civilization, Christianity.
Every nation that is part of HATO is part of the process of torture, mayhem, murder and destruction done by HATO, USA, Israelis etc. So Europe & USA are Babylon circling the drain.

 

Who would be the participants in this war? Half of the French military against the other half? I doubt there are many who are willing to die for these angry generals.

 

They don't want a war, they warn about the risk of a civil war.

There is however two reading : some people red it as a warning against a war, when the left interpreted it as a threat of a coup.

 

Hence my question: Who would be the participants in this war?

Factions within the military, or non-arab French against the arab immigrants and arab French?

The arab issue in French has been building for generations, and many of those arabs who live in the French ghettos are 4th or 5th generation citizens. France meddled in North Africa and they have been reaping the consequences of that meddling for a long time now. The arab population in France is about 5.6%, so its not like they are being overran by them.

 

I think tolerance is evil. And hypocrisy.

 

It's much more in the youth, at least 10 percent but it's impossible to tell as ethnic statistics are forbidden in France. It could be a part of the left wing activists associated with radical islamists. And furthermore, a very active minority is much more dangerous than a majority. How many have been the active ISIS members in their syrian territory. I estimated it at best 500 000 and I checked it on wikipedia : 50 000 at best.
Considering reaping the consequences : that's dozen of years that french people ask for less immigration and are never listened by their leaders. Considering a war, I doubt that's our corrupted leaders that would pay the price, but rather the average joe, all of them that got benefited from that would probably go live to somewhere more peacefull.

If there is a war, don't worry I would be the first to ask those politicians to pay, and I doubt I won't have lost any friend or family member that are so dear to my heart, and in that case they can be only an answer : the guillotine.

 

Too many and poor integration. It's the consciousness of the people that decides a country. The more of them that you import the more of that country that you import.

Immigration in moderation.

 

I replied to another of your messages, this morning (for me), in which the same misunderstanding of how to, "quote," another poster seemed evident. The easiest way is to hit the word, "reply," at the bottom-right, of the post you want to answer. Literally quoting a member is a crap-shoot, as to whether or not it will actually be seen by the person to whom it is intended as a response.

Once you master that basic reply technique. The quote-function works, as I use it on my phone, by holding down a finger at the beginning of the sentences you wish to quote, until the word your finger is on is covered by a blue box, and a bar appears above it, with the choices: cut, copy, paste. At the two bottom corners of the blue box, over the word, are two darker blue tabs: one used to adjust the starting point, the other to fix your quote's end-point. Tap and hold on the tab on the right, then drag it toward the right margin, to expand the box, adding more words to the quote. After you have extended it to the right margin, drag downward, to add more lines, up to the last word you want. When you lift your finger, you will notice a gray bubble beneath the end of your blued section, with two options: quote, reply. Tap, "quote." If you tap reply, you will get the entire post, the same as if you'd just tapped the word reply at the bottom right, in every post.

An alternate method, for quoting only part of a post, is to, "reply," for the whole post, then just use your cursor to backspace over the parts you wish to erase. You must be very careful, however, not to touch the computer program directions, in brackets, at the beginning & end of the quoted post. It must always end w/ brackets around, " /QUOTE." (not including those quotation marks). It must begin with a bracketed segment, starting w/, "QUOTE," but then having some member info, of the poster you are quoting.

Good luck!

 

I suspect they're more worried about something like what the Hutu did to the Tutsi in Rwanda.

 

Not only in France, in the entirely Europe civil was are coming

 

Livesteam of the protests.....Paris looks like hell

Macron is toast

 

The problem is they forget why they came.

 

Not in France or any other nation in Europe

 

Nice day today in Paris with the tear gas and violence. Nope, nothing to see there.

 

We can look and see what's happened in Turkey and Egypt. There has been tension between factions that want to turn their nations into Islamic societies (like Iran) and factions that want to keep their societies secular. This has been a big theme throughout the Middle East. These tensions have fueled numerous coups and created conditions very unfriendly to the existence of democracy. (When you're a sane middle class person and you know that democracy probably is going to mean you'll be living under shariah law, you're probably going to give your reluctant support to the dictator)

The poverty rates in France have been rising, much higher than they were in the 1990s, which does not help the situation. The phenomena of homelessness has become normalized, only a few decades ago almost non-existent in Western European countries.

 

The secular and well loved leader of Syria; Pres. Assad, has been fighting not just the terrorists, but those who supported them as well: US, UK, Fr, Israel, Jordon, Turkey, KSA, and Qatar.

Today the US, under the pretense of fighting ISS, has taken over the grain fields that feed Syria as well as the oil wells. Washington has also sanctioned Syria so that they can't get medicine and food for the sick and children. All this so that they would overthrow Pres. Assad and break the ties Syria has with Russia and Iran.

Our Founding Fathers established us as a nation 'Under God', and we were known for our morality and humanity. We were even laughed at for our Puritanism, so what went wrong?

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Thank You, Jeannette for Your excellent reply, complete with Uncle Sam and Poem.
I was in Syria before the USA terrorist war on Syria. The Israelis had a spy very close to President Assad; He even controlled the President's e-mail. The Alawites could not get through to the President.
Some years before this, A Russian General went to Syria to scout out the country for Russian cooperation. He was last seen going to this
spy's security agency. That General was later found floating in the Mediterranean Sea.
So what President Trump did, and President Biden is doing is trying to destroy Syria, the mother of Christianity, European Peoples, including Russians, and the mother of Western Civlization in order to build Greater Khazaria. Trump thought helping this goal would bless America, when in fact, giving help to destroying Syria is a Curse for America.

 

Were you there to spy on the Israeli spy?

 

How is Syria the "mother of Christianity"?

 

It did play a very disproportionately big role in Christianity at one time in history, playing a significant part in its spread across the Middle East.

 

No. But he was spying on me, or at least some of the people I viisted. Got a phone call from him while I was there. Left Syria before meeting him.