Â«A RACE-MIXED FRANCE WILL HAPPEN WILLINGLY OR UNWILLINGLYÂ»

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Published on Feb 12, 2022
ðŸ‡«ðŸ‡·ðŸŒ Â«A RACE-MIXED FRANCE WILL HAPPEN WILLINGLY OR UNWILLINGLYÂ»
ðŸ“º These words were said yesterday evening on live television by Ali Rabeh, while arguing against his political opponent Jordan Bardella.
ðŸ‘¨ðŸ»â€ðŸ¦± Jordan Bardella is the acting president of the main French far-right party, and has recently been indicted for describing the city of Trappes as an â€œIslamic Republicâ€.
ðŸ‘¨ðŸ½Ali Rabeh is a Muslim of Moroccan background, and the current far-left mayor of Trappes. His city is said to be 70% Muslim, and is infamously known for having been the biggest exporter of soldiers to the Islamic State throughout Europe.
ðŸ—£ This isn't the first time far-left politicians voiced such rhetorics: the president of the far-left party, Jean-Luc MÃ©lenchon, often spoke of the " (https://twitter.com/JLMelenchon/status/1486805299499520000)crÃ©olisation (https://twitter.com/JLMelenchon/status/1486805299499520000)" of France (https://twitter.com/JLMelenchon/status/1486805299499520000), crÃ©ole being a word used to describe the race-mixed demographics in the French colonies.
ðŸ”— Source : C8 (https://twitter.com/FrDesouche/status/1488975463909412877) (MSM)

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