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November 07, 2005

French Riots: Opportunistic Jihad After Happenstance Electrocution?

The actual genesis of "insurgent activity" in France was almost certainly happenstance. The initial rioting was just rioting, par for the course in France, which is still pretty proud about the Reign of Terror, after all.

But... just because it started as happenstance doesn't mean there's not enemy action behind its continuation and intensification.

Captain's Quarters quotes a report from September 27, 2005:

An Algerian Islamist organisation, the Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat (GSPC), has issued a call for action against France which it describes as "enemy number one", intelligence officials said Tuesday. "The only way to teach France to behave is jihad and the Islamic martyr," the group's leader Abu Mossab Abdelwadoud, also own as Abdelmalek Dourkdal, was quoted as saying in an Internet message earlier this month.

"France is our enemy number one, the enemy of our religion, the enemy of our community," he was quoted as saying. ... Interior minister Nicolas Sarkozy said Monday that the risk of terrorist attack in France is "at a very high level... There are cells operating on our territory."

Man, this joke gets old, but I'll repeat it anyway: It must be because of all those French troops in Iraq.

CQ muses:

The "riots' have sophisticated coordination between cell leaders, using the Internet and instant messaging as well as cell phones -- an odd tool for a spontaneous demonstration where one neighborhood would hardly have those phone numbers at the ready.

posted by Ace at 03:51 PM
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From http://no-pasaran.blogspot.com/

Ok, the French media....

(http://info.france2.fr/violences-banlieues/15475641-fr.php )

.....is no longer reporting the number of cars burnt ‘cause statistics might just inflame those wacky “youths” into more violence…..lucky for us the US media would never mindlessly report numbers that might incite violence!

And the first political leader to blame the US is Vladimir Jirinovski
(http://fr.news.yahoo.com/07112005/202/violences-urbaines-en-france-la-faute-la-cia-selon-jirinovski.html )

‘cause the mean ol’ USA wants to weaken all of Europe!


Posted by: This&That on November 7, 2005 04:05 PM

You all may have seen this before, but here is a good article about the french ghettos, written back in 2002:

http://www.city-journal.org/html/12_4_the_barbarians.html

If this really turns into another intifada, I don't expect the french to exercise the same restraint the Israelis have shown all these years. I wish Europe were capable of a sane middle ground. They seem to oscillate between extreme neo-marxist progressivism and nationalistic racism. For all their talk of nuance, it's exactly what they're lacking.

Posted by: SJKevin on November 7, 2005 04:07 PM
"France is our enemy number one, the enemy of our religion, the enemy of our community,"

What this really means is "France is weak, we can take her".

Posted by: Master of None on November 7, 2005 04:49 PM

Après moi, le deluge.

Posted by: on November 7, 2005 05:01 PM

What you have failed to note is that the insurgency is limited to urban areas and the violence is restricted to a few provinces. Why don't you report any of the good news from France? What about all the new schools, sewers, water treatment plants, and power stations being built? What about re-enlistment numbers among the French police and fire brigades? Democritization is a process not an event.

After the next elections we'll get the political process going. That's the way out. That and training young muslims to police themselves and extinguish the fires they set in random cars and shops. All you conservatives are the same. Always negative.

Posted by: The Apologist on November 7, 2005 06:19 PM

Being French, you would expect them to have an exit strategy by now.

Posted by: VRWC Agent on November 7, 2005 07:20 PM

"enemy number one"

There's a new "great satan" now?

This is outstanding - the USA has won the Great Satan cup for a couple of decades in a row now. Its high time another country came along and mounted a credible challenge. I was beginning to think we were cheating or buying the judges.

Posted by: Purple Avenger on November 7, 2005 08:37 PM

France probibly thought that by staying out of the war they would,nt face the radicals how wrong they were

Posted by: spurwing plover on November 8, 2005 09:41 AM
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