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Originally Posted by Carnyx
I would say it'd be better for us to take roots wherever we are, where communities of peoples with strong ethnic feelings are to be found, not to have them all in a small territory.
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A "mixed" solution can be envisaged. What I am thinking of is a core area of five or six millions of ethnic French. Take the Jews for instance : there are millions of them living everywhere in the world, lobbying for their cause, with strong communautarist feelings; and in their stronghold, Israel, six millions of them make fear hundreds of millions of Arabs, and created the most powerful, modern and wealthy country in the region.
We shall face the truth : in the next ten or fifteen years many French regions will no longer have an ethnic French majority (Ile-de-France, Nord-Pas-de-Calais, Rhone-Alpes, PACA, perhaps Alsace and Languedoc as well). What is happening today in more and more suburbs in Paris, Lyon or Strasbourg - anti-native "ethnic cleansing" - will happen in a far greater, regional extent. Natives living there are going to face an unprecedented wave of persecutions, humiliations, segregation, violence. Like the European Jews earlier, or the poorer French today (or the modern Brits and Dutch for that matter), many of them will look for an "external" solution, and territorial separation. That is an unique chance; we have no interest in having persecuted minorities living among hostile, violent, racist foreign majorities. If nationalists are able to offer them a solution to their daily problems, they will join them.