Gestremde Vrou Aangeval - Stormfront
Gestremde Vrou Aangeval
Die swartes in Parys toon weer waarom apartheid so 'n goeie idee was
11-05-2005, 07:14 AM #2
Re: Gestremde Vrou Aangeval
So twee aande gelede had hulle 'n (swart) kommentator op TV wat in SA woon maar ook 'n ruk lank in Parys gewoon het (waarskynlik nog op die Franse welsynstelsel).
Sy opinie? Hy skram weg van rassisme af maar sê dat die Franse te nasionalisties is! Hy vergelyk dit bv met SA waar inligtingskennisgewings meertalig is, maar waar dit in Frankryk alles in Frans is!! Dan het hy dit ook oor Islam se simbole nie in Franse skole geduld word nie. Hy erken dat die Franse hulself as 'n sekulêre staat sien (maw dat die staat neutraal is ten opsigte van godsdiens) maar sien nogtans kans dat hul simboliek en uitrustings toegelaat moet word in skole ens.
Die swartes is so behep met "majority rule" maar as die skoen aan die ander voet is, dan gaan hulle weer tekere oor verdrukte minderhede. Hulle verstaan dit klaarblyklik ook nie as die meerderheid nie 'n
"mixed grill" wil hê nie.
Ek sien egter 'n swarigheid vir die Europeërs. Hulle begin nou eers die mentaliteit verstaan waarmee ons al dekades worstel. Soos die swartes se getalle meer word in Europa sal Westerse waardes al hoe minder weeg. Miskien stuur alles wel af op 'n wêreld-oorlog tussen die Christendom en Islam. My raad aan die Christendom: Moenie te lank wag voor julle die adder se kop verbrysel nie. Hoe langer julle wag, hoe moeiliker gaan dit word.
Krediet aan cjm
11-06-2005, 12:43 AM #3
11-06-2005, 10:24 AM #4
Paris - Embattled French authorities were struggling on Sunday to deal with the worst wave of urban violence in three decades as arson attacks hit the heart of Paris and rioting spread across the country.
On the 10th night of mayhem, about 1 300 vehicles were torched across France overnight on Saturday and 349 people were arrested.
So far more than 800 people have been arrested and 3 500 vehicles torched, mainly in the working-class, high-immigration outer suburbs of Paris where unemployment is as high as 20%.
The fire-bombings took place near a major Paris square, Place de la Republique, and in the northwestern 17th district.
Police arrested 30 people, nearly half of them caught preparing Molotov cocktails to throw in parked cars.
Police said rioting gangs of youths were becoming increasingly organised after the discovery of a petrol-bomb factory south of the capital with 50 bottles ready for use.
Ski masks were also found.
Pressure was piling up on President Jacques Chirac to make a public announcement as it became apparent his government was powerless to rein in the worst civil unrest the country has seen since 1968 student revolts.
The only comment Chirac has made since the troubles began October 27 was through his spokesperson last Wednesday, when he said "tempers must calm down".
Le Journal de Dimanche newspaper said Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin, who has been holding daily crisis meetings with key ministers, "is preparing to announce emergency measures to try to stop the violence".
So far no one has been killed in the unrest, sparked by the electrocution deaths of two teenagers who hid in an electrical sub-station in northeastern Paris to escape a police identity check.
Interior minister Nicolas Sarkozy has said the gangs of marauding youths are becoming increasingly organised.
They have been seen using cellphones to relay police movements and internet blogs to urge unrest elsewhere.
Just before the riots erupted, Sarkozy had described delinquents in the suburbs as "rabble" and vowed to clean up crime in the neighbourhoods "with a power-hose" - comments that have angered people living in those areas.
Europa word nou maar eers wakker vir dit wat ons al vir meer as 350 jaar weet.
11-06-2005, 01:56 PM #6
Ja, nou sien hulle wat gebeur as jy hulle in jou land toelaat!
Werk beskikbaar vir 'n man en vrou span by 'n gastehuis Vlamme Suid Afrikaanse Nuus en Politiek 2 02-09-2013 10:33 PM