France sparks debate on protests Prof Paul Craig Roberts: 'We are watching people who have been neglected for decades by their own government. Their needs were never important. The government put everything at the forefront, and not just the French government, all Western European, British and American governments. Globalism, not the interest of the people. Social programs for immigrant squatters, not truck drivers. We saw the people becoming convinced that the governments in Europe do not represent them, and the frustration, the lack of jobs for the young university graduates, the decline in the standard of living, the ethnic Europeans cannot afford children. And yet they pay for the maintenance of immigrant invaders. It is a feeling of alienation, and it, in my opinion, separates the European ethnic peoples from their governments. Afshin Ratanci: "France entered Libya, which helped the refugee crisis in Western Europe, but this is not so new. That is, in '61 the French police murdered Algerians en masse in the streets of Paris, and drowned them in the Seine. And most of these people, anyway, are French-born and third-generation French. It must be said. And the refugee crisis, every time one of these Western European countries goes to war, apparently they have to calculate the increase in the number of refugees, just like during the Reagan administration, they had to realize that the death squads in El Salvador would cause immigration to the US. Watch the full interview.

France sparks debate on protests Prof Paul Craig Roberts: 'We are watching people who have been neglected for decades by their own government. Their needs were never important. The government put everything at the forefront, and not just the French government, all Western European, British and American governments. Globalism, not the interest of the people. Social programs for immigrant squatters, not truck drivers. We saw the people becoming convinced that the governments in Europe do not represent them, and the frustration, the lack of jobs for the young university graduates, the decline in the standard of living, the ethnic Europeans cannot afford children. And yet they pay for the maintenance of immigrant invaders. It is a feeling of alienation, and it, in my opinion, separates the European ethnic peoples from their governments. Afshin Ratanci: "France entered Libya, which helped the refugee crisis in Western Europe, but this is not so new. That is, in '61 the French police murdered Algerians en masse in the streets of Paris, and drowned them in the Seine. And most of these people, anyway, are French-born and third-generation French. It must be said. And the refugee crisis, every time one of these Western European countries goes to war, apparently they have to calculate the increase in the number of refugees, just like during the Reagan administration, they had to realize that the death squads in El Salvador would cause immigration to the US. Watch the full interview.