There is YouTube short going around showing that 27% of Frenchmen have intend to leave France.
Quickly,
researching this will turn out that France suffers from declining birth
rates and immigration....if you read it all the Nationalist way.
Here some quotes from asking the Google AI:
France was
primarily a country of immigration during the 20th century, seeking
foreign labor to compensate for low birth rates and war losses. There
were no significant waves of mass French emigration during this period,
but rather a steady, low level of movement, often temporary or to French
colonies.
...
French Emigration (Outward Migration)
French emigration during the 20th century was a comparatively small phenomenon. Around 730,000 French citizens migrated to the United States between 1820 and 1970, with many more heading to North Africa or Latin America. By the 20th century, a notable trend was that for every ten French emigrants, approximately four returned to France, indicating a significant rate of temporary or circular migration.
The number of French citizens living abroad has increased in the late 20th and early 21st century, growing by 52% between 1999 and 2019, according to a UN count
French emigration during the 20th century was a comparatively small phenomenon. Around 730,000 French citizens migrated to the United States between 1820 and 1970, with many more heading to North Africa or Latin America. By the 20th century, a notable trend was that for every ten French emigrants, approximately four returned to France, indicating a significant rate of temporary or circular migration.
The number of French citizens living abroad has increased in the late 20th and early 21st century, growing by 52% between 1999 and 2019, according to a UN count
...
France's
birth rate was already low and slowly declining before World War I, but
it experienced a drastic, temporary 50% drop during the war, which was
followed by a brief recovery and then a further decline to a peacetime
low in the late 1930s.
Total Fertility Rate (TFR): The TFR dropped from approximately 4.4 children per woman in 1800 to around 2.88 in 1900.
...
In
the early 1800s, the First French colonial empire essentially collapsed
due to wars and revolutions. It was only after 1830 that the Second
French colonial empire began to develop, focusing heavily on North
Africa and Southeast Asia. The development unfolded in distinct phases
driven by economic interests, the desire for raw materials, and the
ambition to restore national prestige.
...
1830:
The Conquest of Algeria The invasion of Algiers in 1830 marked the
beginning of the second colonial empire. Algeria became the most
significant and the most settled-in colony, fully integrated as a
department of France by 1848.
A settled-in
colony (colonie de peuplement) was a French territory where a
significant number of French nationals—men, women, and
children—emigrated to establish a new, permanent society that mirrored
the home country. This contrasted with a mere trading post
(colonie-comptoir) or an exploitation colony (colonie d'exploitation),
which involved fewer settlers and focused primarily on resource
extraction and administrative control.
The
last paragraph explaining what settled-in means is an indication of
what happened when Nationalism and Propaganda become goals and means to
establish rule. In reality humans feel empathy to another and looking
over longer periods of time the definition of Tyranny is always that a
minority uses force against the will of a majority.
Slavery
is no humain phenomenon and not a natural drive, it is established
anti-human and amoral. Obviously, those, as we must know be now being
under the influence of perception altering substances, try to argue
against those fundamental basics. Every Nation had Slaves at some point
and its time of Conquest.
Nothing
is further from the truth, which is why some information do not add up
in especially conclusions. If France expanded having significant numbers
of French oversees it means that they will also have had their children
their. This was not lead by men living as monks on monthly rotation.
The
word colone in its meaning is as altered as pedophile being the most
prominent example. The Greek word for child abuse is pederast and colone
is a row like a line infront of a busy club waiting for entrance.
Haiti
(Independent in 1804): After a successful slave rebellion led to
independence, France did not initially recognize the new nation. In
1825, under threat of military invasion, Haiti was forced to agree to
pay a massive indemnity of 150 million francs (later reduced to 90
million) to compensate former slave owners for their "losses". In
addition to this crippling debt, the agreement included a provision for a
50% discount on French import duties. This forced economic arrangement
meant that cargo trade was heavily unbalanced, with Haiti continuing to
export primary products like sugar and coffee, but the economic benefit
was largely siphoned off by the debt payments and preferential trade
terms for France, crippling Haiti's economy for generations
France
never had Slavery legally established. It does not make sense stating
otherwise, and not looking for another explanation of French Speaking
humans enslaving others, if Paris never saw Slaves. Someone using
Slavery will show those around in especially his home proven on
Confederate Slave Farms and Apartheid South Africa who just have their
Slaves status a different name. Stories are told quickly. Setting up
this Blog was an affair of minutes and if I had a PhT in history it
would a respectable source for many taking title and status over
argument... just has Slave owners do.
Haiti
was a Pirate Island on which many liberated Slaves lived. That is a
reason for a Frenchmen to call the Island a Slave Island, like Afro
Americans still carry the Afro in their self-naming. Then Haiti was
forced to pay slave owners by France as a nation and had to pay 50%
taxes onto imports into France still exporting sugar and coffee. That
says they did not change their exports, did not reroute them to other
regions and neither prepared for defending against a hostile force, but
continued being slaves.
Please
consider this: A small group of always hiding Slave Owners, being very
loud and noisy when no armed men is around, keeps proclaiming demands
continuously and constantly despite having no chance what so ever to
enforce their demands at all... to find someone that much later in
history tells their story as the only truth and all other reasoning a
product of mental disease.
History
does not make sense is a most important dogma for German History
Teachers. The second is to not question or argue the lesson, but to
accept them as authority.
The
Ministry of Goebbels is still mighty and not only CIA tells lies to
justify attacks no matter the reality of a Dictator being in need of a
firing squat.
Join the Rebellion! Be a provos.
The War on Attitude!
#cyberpunkcoltoure
#provos
#noblessoblige
PS:General
Trend Post-Independence: For most French colonies that gained
independence in the 19th and 20th centuries, trade linkages with France
weakened over time. Research shows that three decades after
independence, trade between the former colony and the metropole fell by
more than 60%. The trade that did occur continued the colonial pattern
of France exporting manufactured goods and importing raw materials, but
the overall volume decreased as the newly independent nations began to
diversify their trade partners. The presence of French expatriates in
former colonies also declined, which partially explains the diminished
trade
France
had to fight German rule by murder defending the Good Life in Liberté,
Egalité and Fraternité and now we all have to fight those altering what
that always meant.
All men are made equal.
