Comments by "" (@sylviecoutelle) on "British Landeur"
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Good luck.
All this is SO not new that your emotion is surprising . Though French I have seen a great number of testimonies in the last months ( looking up Tommy Robinson ). Including a moslim of Indian (?) Origin, Raj Habib (?) excuse me for not remembering the name , who redeemed his religion, suffering in the same way as Tommy Robinson. Many in England have been ceaselessly trying for years to move justice, police , the media... one of them today asked why is Elon Musk coming after them now .
I think he saw an opportunity to launch his campaign against child trafficking on a small scale before moving on to the USA to tackle a much larger hunt, including many men in very high places . (As the twitter files must have shown him.)With all his technological interests, he sincerely cares for children ; perfect working creatures on their own. I believe he wants to go after those who maim them so deeply. And that England is a starting point. Do any of you share my hope ?
France, as you guess , has been well versed in child abuse. But when Isabelle Adjani played the main part in a film to denounce the rape culture in the muslim communities , the very good film was given very little theatre and almost no television time. Yet, she was a much loved actress. And her father a north african muslim. " la journée de la jupe" the name of that film. Girls in those neighbourhoods not wearing skirts to respect the muslim creed that it is not men who must respect women, but women who must hide their bodies.
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Sylvie here 🇨🇵😘
I had understood you were taking time out ! So am very late😂 agree with Kim and Fiona, find this quite interesting really, in the "we may have to agree to disagree" sort of way. Defining what makes ( or made ?) us a nation, be it British/ English / Welsh / Scotch/ Irish... ( so many nations with one language ) or French, Italian, and so on, seems extremely important when we live under invasion rule. I have just spent 8 hours in what felt like England 60 years ago , a time when what English values were seemed evident, because the war was still so close, and the unity it had brought , a real sense of duty , of sharing social burdens, of responsability, such as gathering the foil seals of milk bottles. As a 12 yo in 1957, at my first visit, I found England ( Sevenoaks, Kent, and London + travelling) and the people so very admirable that I decided to teach English to share that admiration.
I am sure I would feel very differently now...
I spent those hours in the past of England, with the videos of the Salisbury organist, Ben Maton. I know England is only for a very small part in those videos of country lanes and old darling beautiful churches. Beautiful carols; if Turner is not part of every true Englishman's culture, I believe carols are , and caroling used to be. I was surprised to recognise some I had not heard since I was the French Mademoiselle in a grammar school in 1964--65. I do agree that "christian values" seem a common ground... and then you may find you are thinking of social rather than christian values... which may be as difficult to define as British ones . And we are back in the circle. 😂
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It seems to me our countries are living the backlash of our colonial pasts; Britain's so much more extended geographically, but also into the present, with the Commonwealth a lasting reality, all the royal ceremonies in Westminster speaking to the distant would-be immigrants . They already somewhat speak your language. Pakistanis just have no dreams of coming to France.
I don't want to offend you, I enjoy listening to your ideas, yet you see ,don't you ? that you have reinvented that British famous invention of the concentration camp. I do not say that they are avoidable. When Trump and his "czar" close the border, the humane thing to shelter the migrants on the other side shall be to build such camps...just as we have to build some in France for the Pakistani hoping to reach Britain, so with zero interest in working in France, only hover along the coast.
Nobody wants migrants ; Germany did before the ban on Russian trade and the destruction of its gaz supply by our Western Big Brother put an end to the country's industry. It seems it wishes to completely change that policy, with the rise of the far right.
I believe real campaigns of information about the realities of the journey and of failure on arrival to live what they had expected is a good deterrent , with the pitiful returns home of the expelled migrants.
The tent cities a very transitory shelter between two phases.
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Ayan Hirsi Ali , a somali born , moslim born ex-member of the parliament of the Nederlands, has written many books on the subject, which she shows to be very much a civilisation problem, ( archaic versus evolved ), having lived it in her life . She had to leave the Nederlands to escape reprisals for her books. She now lives in the USA. She recently gave an interview you would derive much hope from in these horrifying circumstances. A staunch supporter of Tommy Robinson. Also today, the blackbelt barrister had an interesting ( as always) video on some legal aspects concerning the government lady allegedly offended by Elon Musk's twit.
I would like to be more precise about the film on the subject of young muslim r*pists I mentionned yesterday, " la journée de la jupe", a franco-belgian TV production with Isabelle Adjani as the audience-bringing star. It was released in 2008, but very rarely aired, the subject being totaly tabu. A pity, it is very good.
Indepent podcasters and radios in France are following developments in Britain . So is India . There is hope. Here in France even the farmers's current unequal clashes with our army-like police are not really documented on the MSM.
Thank you BL for your continuing involvement .
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