France Immigrants Vowed To Block Sarkozy From Becoming President

[Strengthandhonour]

FRANCE IMMIGRANT VOWED TO BLOCK SARKOZY FROM BECOMING PRESIDENT
FRANCE’S IMMIGRANT communities have vowed to block the right wing candidate Nicolas Sarkozy from becoming President.
Sarkozy is very unpopular among many poor blacks and Muslims in France's troubled suburbs and housing projects, after he labeled them as ‘scum’ days before riots broke out in the suburb Clichy-sous-Bois.
Sarkozy and his left wing competitor, Segolene Royal, both made it through the first round of voting, which saw an extraordinary 85 per cent voter turnout. The second round will be decided on 6 May.
Sarkozy captured 31 per cent of the votes despite record growth in the immigrant suburbs to block him. In Seine-Saint-Denis, the region where Clichy-sous-Bois is located, voter registration was up by 8.5 per cent, more than twice the average nationwide increase.
"If Sarkozy wins there will certainly be riots here in Clichy and all over France," warned Moroccan-born first-time voter Mohammed Saidi, 43, an electrician and father of four. Another first-time voter, 20-year-old Fatma Celik, said that if Sarkozy were elected, she was sure "people are going to go crazy here".
After the riots, suburban neighbourhoods were targeted by a massive voter registration campaign as a way to address the disenfranchisement of young minorities who feel France has never accepted them.
The riots were sparked by the accidental electrocution of youths who hid from police in a power substation in Clichy-sous-Bois, and spread to suburbs throughout France, exacerbated by frustrations over high unemployment and racial discrimination.
Sarkozy has become infamous for his tough police tactics, uncompromising language and hardline stance on immigrants. And he has refused to back down from his “scum" comment.
"I intend to continue to call a hoodlum a hoodlum and scum, scum,'' he said.
"It's not a word that's insulting; it's the behaviour of hoodlums that's insulting."
Published: 01 May 2007


source: FRANCE IMMIGRANT VOWED TO BLOCK SARKOZY FROM BECOMING PRESIDENT

[Cirrus]

Originally Posted by Strengthandhonour

"If Sarkozy wins there will certainly be riots here in Clichy and all over France," warned Moroccan-born first-time voter Mohammed Saidi, 43, an electrician and father of four. Another first-time voter, 20-year-old Fatma Celik, said that if Sarkozy were elected, she was sure "people are going to go crazy here".

Nice...

[Marulus]

The real question is: who is this Nicolas Sarkozy and what is the role assigned to him by the occult powers?

Maybe articles like this (immigrants going crazy if Sarkozy is elected...) are just part of his electoral capaign. Because many Frenchmen, reading or hearing on TV on how these "disenfranchised youths" (what a lovely expression!) threaten to riot if Sarkozy is elected, will be outraged by the insolence of these immigrants (they somehow pretend they are entitled to pass a judgment on who can and who cannot rule France) and will vote Sarkozy out of spite. Articles like this one are infact directed at French voters.

But anyway it's probably all the same. Whether Sarkozy or Royal win, perspectives for France and Europe do not seem to be bright.

[Kernunnos]

Originally Posted by Prometheus

The real question is: who is this Nicolas Sarkozy and what is the role assigned to him by the occult powers?

Maybe articles like this (immigrants going crazy if Sarkozy is elected...) are just part of his electoral capaign. Because many Frenchmen, reading or hearing on TV on how these "disenfranchised youths" (what a lovely expression!) threaten to riot if Sarkozy is elected, will be outraged by the insolence of these immigrants (they somehow pretend they are entitled to pass a judgment on who can and who cannot rule France) and will vote Sarkozy out of spite. Articles like this one are infact directed at French voters.

But anyway it's probably all the same. Whether Sarkozy or Royal win, perspectives for France and Europe do not seem to be bright.

Sarkozi is hebrew neoconism transvestite as progressive lepenism on immigration issues: wether it will really reduce immigration or just steal the initiative to le Pen it will be seen.

Most likely his tough talk is rethoric, since treating racaille as racaille is impossible for any democratic politician: the only solution would be deprivation of citizenship ad fast repatriation with the help of the Army.

But french have decided to be afraid of Le Pen, so they have a plastic champion fighting the invaders with slogans.

C'ést la vie, boys.