Tell me nice things on my country

kek

Thank you

En gros tu as pas mal de bandes blanche sur ton drapeau, ton pays est composé que des lâches sans scrupules aussi

You are so cucked that a suspect cucked man can't get his alleged child DNA tested without the mother's written consent or a judicial order.

Do you think we should stop exporting our resources? too bad if you're in deep shit but everyone has to manage…

Frexit please

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The classic ideas of liberalism are the foundation of white humanity. Liberalism originated in France. I also like the sound of your language. I like to listen to pop chanson.

rhymes with stench

Thanks my rosbeef

But I've been disappointed in your country lately.

I use to watch a lot of old French movies, 60s, 70s, 80s, they were nothing like any other cinema I've seen. France was for most of my life the number one place I wanted to visit.
I love your cheese and breads. I love the car design, I respect that you are one of the few other people innovating in our world. But what the fuck is going on with the immigration in your country? Why are there pictures of grade 1 classes having all of 2 French kids in them? I guess you could ask the same for my country, although we aren't as far along.
Is France as bad as the pictures suggest? Are there areas that reflect the France I saw in the movies from decades ago?

De rien

You really deserve to be stomped for not knowing that the basis of economic freedom aka the real classic liberalism came from England

This country should be renamed islamic republic of frankistan

You supported us agasupportedTex Avery is big in France. In fact, your country has very ecclevtic taste, with, it would seem, a soft spot for Southern culture and cowboy culture that is frankly embarrassing to most (now urban) Americans.
Your leader said he would match China and also start genetic testing for the Perfect Soldier.
Wanted to rule France like Jupiter in the Heavens, made a bee-line for Trump, saw the wringing on the wall, when Trump ascended and etc. Smart guy.
Rural France is beautiful.
Very forgiving, seen-it-all and non-judgemental view on degeneracy.
Interesting history.
Almost controlled all UK, at one time. Charles?? Or He ry IV, I forget.

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Lot of cities are good just forget paris and marseille, nante

You’re slightly less nigger ridden than us

You gave us St. Louis and St. Joan of Arc

Beautiful
HAIRY
Shores
Who Are
Old and Sweaty
Salty, I come from Salt Pans.
Nan.
Arry.
Weasel.
Owl.

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Ok but where are you from? I don’t know your flag

I like how you French people seem to value and be really proud of your culture, specially cousine, language, and history.
Immigration is a major problem though, but I hope you, not only French, but all Europeans, reclaim your ancestral lands.

I went to Nantes it wasn't too bad from what I saw, nothing like Birmingham (that's bad). Traffic was a bitch. Nantes lentils are tasty

The music before the 70's, everything after is shit (metaphorically and literally).

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What could be called liberalism was before the very existence of the word all over the world. liberté is a French word.

Daft Punk

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>Françoise Hardy
I also fell in love with the yé-yé of Jacqueline Taïeb as well. Great music.

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Did the teachers at your school not teach geography or are you an American?

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Orgies in Parlimemt.

Checked.Soros is promoting this mass immigration, I don't know if immigrants know that they are used to valcanize Europe

I like your movie with the rat that controls a Jew to cook French dishes

There are beautiful women in France. Beautiful country, shame Paris is like it is now though.

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Sorry I have a strong french accent

legally required to have a bakery every three miles
I yearn for such bread freedom
pain pain, if you will

Really? I don’t like this city

is there immigration in the French countryside?

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>Tell me nice things on my country
it will be over soon

We learn the map of the world but I think you are an eastern country. but in general you are the least known in europe

You surrender really fast

You eat frogs, can be bitchy little pompous faggots
.....but Game Bolg is a good band, so....
Also, if I recall, you're one odd the few playing what you promised to NATO?
2%?
If so, well done!

LOL, ALMOST FORGOT:

NEW RIGHT

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nouvelle_Droite

The ND has gone through several doctrinal renewals since its creation in 1968 and, according to political scientist Stéphane François, "it has never been a centralized and homogeneous school of dogmatic thought. The positions supported by New Right thinkers vary enormously, ranging from extreme right wing to variants of anarchism. Despite these, ... GRECE and ex-GRECE thinkers are united by common doctrinal references."[38] Philosopher Pierre-André Taguieff has distinguished five ideological periods within the history of the ND: the rejection of the Judeo-Christian heritage and the ethnocentric "religion of human rights"; a critique of the liberal and socialist "egalitarian utopias" in the 1970s; a praise of the "Indo-European heritage" and paganism, perceived as the "true religion" of the Europeans; a critique of a market-driven and "economist" vision of the world and liberal utilitarianism; the advocacy of a radical ethnic differentialism, eventually evolving in the 1990s towards a cultural relativism inspired by Claude Lévi-Strauss and Robert Jaulin.[39]

Some of the prominent names that have collaborated with GRECE include Arthur Koestler, Hans Eysenck, Konrad Lorenz, Mircea Eliade, Raymond Abellio, Thierry Maulnier, Anthony Burgess and Jean Parvulesco.

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Alcool is cheap yo forget we're being overrun by shitskins. Have a drink, Pierre, while Lucie gets assgr4xgtaped by niggers.

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Of course they know, and they're proud of it. The situation in France requires only violence now

>But I've been disappointed in your country lately.
aren't you a little disappointed about what's happening in your country, well right now?

Not really, no money, no convenience no wogs.

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The Nouvelle Droite (French: [nuvɛl dʁwat]; English: "New Right"), sometimes shortened to the initialism ND, is a far-right political movement which emerged in France during the late 1960s. The Nouvelle Droite is at the origin of the wider European New Right (ENR).[1][2] Various scholars of political science have argued that it is a form of fascism or neo-fascism, although the movement eschews these terms.

The Nouvelle Droite began with the formation of Groupement de recherche et d'études pour la civilisation européenne (GRECE; Research and Study Group for European Civilization), a French group guided largely by the philosopher Alain de Benoist, in Nice in 1968. De Benoist and other early GRECE members had long been involved in far-right politics, and their new movement was influenced by older rightist currents of thought like the German conservative revolutionary movement. Although rejecting left-wing ideas of human equality, the Nouvelle Droite was also heavily influenced by the tactics of the New Left and some forms of Marxism. Particularly influential were the sociocultural ideas of the Italian Marxist Antonio Gramsci, with ND members describing themselves as the "Gramscians of the Right". The ND achieved a level of mainstream respectability in France during the 1970s, although their reputation and influence declined following sustained liberal and leftist anti-fascist opposition. Members of the Nouvelle Droite joined several political parties, becoming a particularly strong influence within the far-right French National Front, while ND ideas also influenced far-right groups elsewhere in Europe. In the 21st century, the ND has influenced multiple far-right groups, such as the Identitarian movement and forms of national-anarchism.

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Worked with some Frenchies on an oil rig in France, we’ll a geothermal rig actually. All white and from the Ardeche I think. All friendly and hard working lads, good memories. If all Frenchies are like this then they are fine by me.

>aren't you a little disappointed about what's happening in your country, well right now?
I am happy with what is happening in my country right now and I am ready to die for it.

I didn't like it that much. The scale is different in the UK so I wasn't shocked. I think Marseille and Paris would be a shock.

Great breads and pastries

The ND opposes multiculturalism and the mixing of different cultures within a single society, opposes liberal democracy and capitalism, and promotes localised forms of what it terms "organic democracy", with the intent of rooting out elements of oligarchy. It pushes for an "archeofuturistic" or a type of non-reactionary "revolutionary conservative" method to the reinvigoration of the Pan-European identity and culture, while encouraging the preservation of certain regions where Europeans and their Caucasian descendants may reside. Concurrently, it attempts to sustain the protection of the variance of ethnicities and identities around the globe, defending the right of each group of peoples to keep their own lands and regions to occupy. To achieve its goals, the ND promotes what it calls "metapolitics", seeking to influence and shift European culture in ways sympathetic to its cause over a lengthy period of time rather than by actively campaigning for office through political parties.

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The Nouvelle Droite has distinguished itself from the mainstream right by embracing anti-capitalist, anti-American, pro-Third World, anti-nationalist, federalist, and environmentalist positions which were traditionally associated with left-wing politics.[49] This blend of traditionally leftist and rightist ideas, which has long been recognised as a characteristic of fascism,[53] has generated much ambiguity surrounding the ND's ideological position, and has led to confusion among political activists and even academics.[49] The ND describes itself as situated beyond both left and right.[54]

The ND takes influence from Marxist thinkers like Antonio Gramsci
The political scientist Alberto Spektorowski espoused the view that the ND "has indeed seriously moved from its positions of old-style right-wing nationalism and racism to a new type of leftist regionalism and ethno-pluralism".[55] Cultural critics have largely characterised the ND as a right-wing phenomenon,[1] a categorisation endorsed by the political scientist Tamir Bar-On,[1] who expresses the view that "ND thinkers have never fully transcended their original revolutionary right-wing roots."[56] Bar-On interpreted the ND's use of leftist ideas as part of its "survival strategy", also noting that it was "a subtle attempt to resurrect some of the ideals of the revolutionary Right".[21] McCulloch believed that the ND was "a deliberate attempt to paint certain ideological concepts in less compromised colours",[57] while Griffin stated that the ND's claims to transcend the Left and Right was "an impressive piece of sleight of hand by the ND which disguises its extreme right-wing identity".[53]

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We left before you could cut our heads off and we’re still pretty and rich. Big mistake, really. When we fucked you it was artful and we made prosperity everywhere, now bankers fuck you and inject you and want to make you eat bugs.

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