Vichy Was Better Than the Fifth Republic?

As the French enjoy the fruits of unlimited Muslim immigration, having surrendered nearly whole cities to them, open warfare in the streets begins. I wonder if the frenchies can remember how quiet lawful and peaceful the German occupation was compared to the muzzies burning libraries, raping women, being filthy while hating their hosts and host country. The times of Vichy cooperation with the anti-communist forces were a mixed bag., but many patriotic French hated the communist resistance and recognized them as terrorists. Its harder today to believe the insane marxist leftist propaganda when organized leftists and muzzies are burning schools and libraries. Extinguish the vermin sounds familiar, n'est ce pas?

At least a referendum in Alsace on peaceful return seems in order. Strasbourg is on fire. Put it back under competent management.

DeGaulle, the Gaulist pig, led the disgraceful retreat from the muzzies in Algeria. the Algerians now fight in France. will all the frenchies retreat to Tahiti next? Its a strong bull market for white flags in France.

French Police Say "We're At War With Vermin" As Nationwide Riots Spread Like Cancer

"Today the police are in combat because we are at war. Tomorrow we will enter resistance..."

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Pasadena Trojan

Jul 01, 2023

"diversity is our strength!!" 🇫🇷

Strasbourg is a gorgeous little city. She's also been passed around like a big titted blonde in a whorehouse.

trojangroucho

Jul 01, 2023

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It only took 40,000 Germans to occupy and manage France. Im comfortable that the French could be happy again. And on the subject of whores its worth mentioning that French industry and women will jump on the bandwagon.

" It was common for them to work in cafés or hotels frequented by Germans, thus putting them in close contact with soldiers and facilitating any interactions. Author Simone de Beauvoir kept a journal documenting her life in Occupied Paris. She recounts seeing a veritable throng of “tarty” girls gathered around Germans in the cafés." As to industry, "The Renault Company is an excellent example of this new partnership. Owned by Frenchman Louis Renault, prior to the war the company had been among the leading automobile manufacturers in France. Louis Renault seems to have understood quickly which way the wind was blowing - in July 1940, within a month of the armistice, he had applied for permission to build for the German air force...by 1944 French factories were producing as many as 800 planes a month.