The exercise of the collective portrait is delicate, but the salient features appear with sufficient clarity that it is legitimate for us to pay attention to them. Racism and anti-Semitism take the form of a discreet but real apology in our daily life and succeeds in making people speak by making it come as electoral support because the election is quite symptomatic of the state of mind and of ideology, in this time of turmoil, turmoil and political utopia. Is there something more annoying about spending time and energy in achieving a particular goal, only to find that our efforts were in vain because they were directed in the wrong direction. The cunning is as clever as the enlightening story and it is no accident that the zozos are handed over to us as guides when known for their sickly racism although often mutated in a form of nationalist polemics still to this day.
These upstarts, out of nowhere, think they are doing politics in the Algerian way, but reality will soon catch up with them. Some can see it already. They do not hesitate to call on the French to throw us into the sea (we immigrants) in the name of pseudo nationalism. Time will tell.
French Presidential Elections: Too Much noises for Nothing
