You know who else had a weird fascination with the location of all the jews?
I certainly don't know a single French Jew still living in France... might have legs.
Shits getting serious over there.
Paris, of all places, may be the place that defines what Western society is going to do about this shit.
Laugh all you want; but consider this: the French love the French. They like their culture and they don't want it fucked with. They also need people to go there and spend money. The French are FUCKED without tourism. Couple that with the Jewish issue, and you may have unprecedented (in modern times at least) aggression in dealing with this shit. I'm talking immigration, deportation and other types of regulatory control that will surely offend the civil libertarians among us.
The bottom line is that France CANNOT afford for this to happen. I was just there over the summer, and I can tell you that I did not see any people of obvious middle eastern decent when there. Lots of black people (presumably north African) and white people in the city. But the brownies are locked in the burbs.
Creepy has a great point on the tourism aspect. It's the #1 tourist destination in the world.
The long-term conflict between Islamic values and Western values is slowly coming to a head.
I certainly don't know a single French Jew still living in France... might have legs.
I don't know if you were being sarcastic or not. Le Marais is 'Jew Town' in Paris. That's the Jewish district. There are lots of Jews in Paris proper.
My sister is there right now. The city was on lock down. It's not the two brothers. It's the reaction to hunting them down that's the issue. You could have hostage crises popping up all over the fucking place. There are suburbs of Paris that are 100% muslim to which you are told not to even approach, much less go into for an "experience." There are a lot of towel heads in France.
When Western Europe becomes an unsafe place to travel (and thus to live), what are the global consequences? Particularly concerning is that those two butt fucks were born and raised in Paris - sons of Algerian immigrants. That's scary. That could be Detroit.
Wine. Grey Goose.Creepy has a great point on the tourism aspect. It's the #1 tourist destination in the world.
The long-term conflict between Islamic values and Western values is slowly coming to a head.
And from what I could tell, tourism is just about all they do - subsidized industry doesn't really count; it's circular. Rome? Forget it. Those fuckers would starve if it weren't for tourists.
Wine. Grey Goose.Creepy has a great point on the tourism aspect. It's the #1 tourist destination in the world.
The long-term conflict between Islamic values and Western values is slowly coming to a head.
And from what I could tell, tourism is just about all they do - subsidized industry doesn't really count; it's circular. Rome? Forget it. Those fuckers would starve if it weren't for tourists.
De Gaulle, for all its warts, is a one of the biggest global airports in the world and functions as a primary transit point for Europe/Africa to the rest of the world.
They've got plenty of multi-national firms that aren't that subsidized (or aren't subsidized any more than U.S. companies). IT firms, Airbus, etc.
But yeah, tourism is #1, and in addition to Paris when you add in Cote d'Ivoire (Nice, Cannes, Monaco. So much fucking money there), the wine regions, Omaha Beach they are really dependent.
Wine. Grey Goose.Creepy has a great point on the tourism aspect. It's the #1 tourist destination in the world.
The long-term conflict between Islamic values and Western values is slowly coming to a head.
And from what I could tell, tourism is just about all they do - subsidized industry doesn't really count; it's circular. Rome? Forget it. Those fuckers would starve if it weren't for tourists.
De Gaulle, for all its warts, is a one of the biggest global airports in the world and functions as a primary transit point for Europe/Africa to the rest of the world.
They've got plenty of multi-national firms that aren't that subsidized (or aren't subsidized any more than U.S. companies). IT firms, Airbus, etc.
But yeah, tourism is #1, and in addition to Paris when you add in Cote d'Ivoire (Nice, Cannes, Monaco. So much fucking money there), the wine regions, Omaha Beach they are really dependent.
It's the Cote d'Azur. The Cote d'Ivoire is in Africa.
oh fuck me. durrrr. I had to try and go all fancy schmancy with the cote d'whatever instead of the "south of France"
Wine. Grey Goose.Creepy has a great point on the tourism aspect. It's the #1 tourist destination in the world.
The long-term conflict between Islamic values and Western values is slowly coming to a head.
And from what I could tell, tourism is just about all they do - subsidized industry doesn't really count; it's circular. Rome? Forget it. Those fuckers would starve if it weren't for tourists.
De Gaulle, for all its warts, is a one of the biggest global airports in the world and functions as a primary transit point for Europe/Africa to the rest of the world.
They've got plenty of multi-national firms that aren't that subsidized (or aren't subsidized any more than U.S. companies). IT firms, Airbus, etc.
But yeah, tourism is #1, and in addition to Paris when you add in Cote d'Ivoire (Nice, Cannes, Monaco. So much fucking money there), the wine regions, Omaha Beach they are really dependent.