Mer citat av Guillaume Faye

De som följt denna blogg har sannolikt förstått att jag inte förklarar kravallerna i Frankrike med "fattigdom och förtryck" som vänstern gör, utan att jag istället för deras socio-ekonomiska förklaringsmodell föredrar en spengleriansk med nietzscheanska övertoner, där det rör sig om en kamp för ökad makt av en redan stark grupp. Min tes är följande: "ungdomsgängen är ingalunda förtryckta eller särskilt fattiga, deras oproportionerligt höga nivå av brott och våld kan istället förklaras med deras egen rasism och med deras vilja att öka sin tillgång till makt, kvinnor, revir, "respekt" och pengar".

Detta perspektiv delar jag med Guillaume Faye, vilket framgår tydligt av följande citat:

"The ethnic war has begun.... For now, it has taken the form of larval-stage urban guerilla warfare: burning cars or businesses, repeated attacks on Europeans, attacks on public transit, ambushes of the police or firefighters, raids on the urban centers from the suburbs, etc...

Begining in the suburbs, enclaves or 'lawless zones' have been created which spread out like an oil slick. Once the foreign population has reached a certain proportion, crime has made the 'petits blancs', harrassed by the ethnic gangs, move out....

The politicians... blame the 'petits blancs' of the popular classes... who they accuse of racism. They are said to be the ones responsible for the creation of 'ghettos'....However, properly speaking, we are not dealing with ghettos, but with conquered and colonized territories. A ghetto is a zone relegated to a people suffering ostracism. Today in France, it is the foreign populations which have conquered, by force, their territorial spaces." - Guillaume Faye(1)

...the criminality of the young North Africans is... a means of territorial conquest and of expelling Europeans within the territory of France itself.... Today in France, it is the foreign populations which have conquered, by force, their territorial spaces. - Guillaume Faye(1) from La Colonisation De L'Europe

Guillaume Faye’s argues that the influx of mostly North African immigrants into France over the past decades represents the gradual conquest of the country. To Faye, the clustering of these unassimilated (and unassimilable?) immigrants in the grim suburbs which surround France’s major cities and the de facto expulsion of the French themselves from these in an ethnic-cleansing-through-crime represents a piecemeal foreign occupation.
Faye rightly rejects the notion that the massive increase in crime which has afflicted France in the last decades is the result of poverty, racism, or any of the usual leftist excuses, arguing instead that it is the product of the arrival at adolescence of a generation of immigrant’s children:

… who reject integration into “white” French (and European) society and who demonstrate a willfully aggressive attitude, based on a mixture of feelings of resentment and a desire for revenge, but also on a fascination with the consumerist model in which they believe they have the right to share, here and now, without any effort and without taking any social responsibility….

In Faye’s model, then, the street fighting in Paris during the past 8 days has been not a civil war – instead, it would be more properly considered a particularly acute episode in the low intensity conflict between the French and the invaders which has been underway in one form or another for decades.

Alla citat hämtade från Faceright-bloggen (kursiverad text är Fayes, vanlig text är Facerights): http://www.faceright.com/archives/2005/11/the_colonizatio.html