French Muslim explains Paris riots — what he says will make your stomach churn



People around the world are growing increasingly concerned about the anarchy occurring in France — and rightfully so. The rioting, looting, and utter chaos is ravaging cities across the country — France is, quite literally, burning.

However, the situation may be even more dire than we thought.

A recent interview with a French Muslim immigrant has gone viral for the ominous warning it contains.

Dave Rubin plays the clip of the man bluntly saying, “They colonized us for 132 years, and now we will colonize them for life, until death, until the end of time.”

Such a statement might conjure an image of someone dressed in traditional Muslim attire speaking in an Arabic language.

But not in this case. This man speaks fluent French, is dressed in Western clothing, and is sitting at what looks to be a typical French cafe. He’s the type of person you’d pass by on the street without a second thought.

“France has a problem,” Rubin says.

However, Dave doesn’t assume this man’s harrowing message is harbored in the hearts of all French Muslims.

He certainly hopes not, anyway.

“But clearly he’s saying … ‘Oh, you did something to our ancestors way back when; now we’re here for payback,”’ Rubin explains.

Dave also thinks there’s a takeaway for Americans in this disturbing interview:

“From an American perspective,” he says, “do we have every right to protect our border and say, ‘Here are the things we believe in this country — we believe in individual rights, we believe that women should be treated fairly, we believe that minorities should be treated fairly … so you can’t then bring in a whole bunch of people who … not only don’t believe those things but then are also a tax on the system?”

If we can’t draw some healthy boundaries and protect what our country stands for, we may “end up in a really horrific situation like what France has right now,” Rubin warns.


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RIOTS in France: Diversity strikes again!



While the George Floyd riots may be over in America, they seem to have just started in France.

“It almost seems like France is experiencing their own ‘Summer of Love’ that infamously happened after George Floyd’s death on video went viral,” Lauren Chen comments.

French police are under the activists' microscope now after Nahel M, a 17-year-old boy of Algerian and Moroccan descent, was shot and killed last week by a police officer. The boy was attempting to flee a traffic stop in a Paris suburb.

In the video of the shooting, police officers are seen pulling Nahel over before he attempts to drive away. One officer is pointing a gun at Nahel and fires as the boy begins to flee.

That officer has been detained on homicide charges as an investigation is conducted.

Riots and protests have since erupted across French cities, with hundreds of cars and buildings being destroyed and looted — and some law enforcement officials are even calling it a civil war.

Chen is not convinced that the protesters are in the right.

“What exactly does protesting against alleged police brutality have to do with looting? Well, that’s a question that some of us have been asking since America’s own BLM protest — but I guess the mystery continues to evade us.”

Chen believes the real reason behind the situation in France goes much deeper than the shooting of Nahel.

“If you ask me,” Chen begins, “what we are currently seeing in France is the result of cultural unrest that has been breeding for years and years, that is the result of an open-borders policy.”


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