“We are the avant-garde of change in France,” Mr. Ménard, 62, declared in the interview."
“I don’t want this city to be majority-Muslim, at all,” he said."
“There is a majority of the Muslim population that is incapable of living within the norms of this country.”
“I love this country,” he said, ticking off France’s prowess in literature, art and architecture, even its “way of looking at women. I am as attached to them as to my own eyes,” he said.
“The identity of this city is not a Muslim identity,” Mr. Ménard continued. “This is a problem of numbers. When you’ve got two-thirds of the kids in a school with Muslim names — that’s a disaster. Impossible. There’s no way you could want this.”
“I love this country,” he said, ticking off France’s prowess in literature, art and architecture, even its “way of looking at women. I am as attached to them as to my own eyes,” he said.
“The identity of this city is not a Muslim identity,” Mr. Ménard continued. “This is a problem of numbers. When you’ve got two-thirds of the kids in a school with Muslim names — that’s a disaster. Impossible. There’s no way you could want this.”
Oddly enough, a local Muslim immigrant isn't impressed:
Yes, France only for the French. What a concept! Like how crazy is that!?!?!?
For real and not for joking, I cannot believe that I am cheering on the French!
(OK, not really but you get my point. Having stones is better than not. Having wine is better than not.)
