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Secularism: "Footballers are not the best ambassadors for young people"

2020-11-02T18:11:33.421Z


FIGAROVOX / TRIBUNE - A hateful publication against France has been “liked” on Instagram by several former players of the France team, underlines Guillaume Bigot. According to the columnist, this odious act contrasts with the video of footballers published by Jean-Michel Blanquer which aimed to pay tribute to Samuel Paty by trying to address young people.


Guillaume Bigot is general manager of a business school, columnist on CNews, author of

La Populophobie, le government de lite, par élite et pour lite

(Plon).

In order to salute the memory of Samuel Paty and to prepare our children for a necessarily painful explanation, the Minister of National Education broadcast, on the eve of the start of the school year, a video tablet, on social networks, in which several players of the French football team defend the school and the Republic.

On the same day, a player from OGC Nice, several players from the French junior football team and three former French internationals lent their support to an ultra-violent message against Emmanuel Macron, posted on Instagram by Khabib, a famous Muslim sportsman from Dagestan.

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The superposition of these two pieces of information says it all about the tragedy into which a France fractured by the absence of collective beliefs of some and by the religious fanaticism of others risks sinking if the country does not find, in itself, the means to recharge its batteries. to straighten up.

The video, full of good feelings, inspired by good intentions and commissioned by the Ministry of National Education, leaves you speechless when you try to think about its symbolic meaning.

If it is easy to understand how the idea of ​​resorting to champions appreciated by all children, and in particular children from an immigrant background tempted by Muslim radicalism, to pass a difficult and important message could have germinated in the mind of Minister Blanquer, the discrepancy between the figure of Samuel Paty and that of these football champions covered with glory and money causes unease.

The players of the France team may be impressive models of sporting success, they embody entertainment

Samuel Paty was a simple man, entirely devoted to the cause of the transmission of knowledge and instruction in a republican school designed as an educational haven which had to keep away from the influences and clamors of the city.

The players of the France team may be impressive models of sporting success, they embody entertainment.

They are all millionaires and ultra famous and are undoubtedly not the best placed to make our children understand the nobility of this civil servant who, for the most modest treatment, tried to learn that everything cannot be bought and that France places above all other successes, that of spirit and courage.

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Faced with generations who too often dream, to use the vocabulary of the cities "

to make mesh

" by being influencers on Insta and who, sometimes disgusted by so much materialism and narcissism, allow themselves to be recruited into the service of an ideal of frugality , of piety and warlike heroism, Benjamin Pavard and his comrades were they the best bulwarks of what Georges Orwell calls ordinary decency?

The values ​​that Samuel Paty transmitted to his students at the cost of his life and that France must inculcate in all of her children and which are those of courage, self-sacrifice, reflection and critical thinking, couldn't we find other ambassadors than these ultra talented but little cultivated athletes who do not risk their lives?

No player of Muslim faith or of African origin testifies there even though they are numerous

Even if it meant taking a celebrity, we could have chosen a great soldier or a great scholar but precisely, we are here at the heart of the process of disseminating false post-modern values, no more fighter and no more no scholar is popular and even known. of the youth.

Gone are the days when Malraux could exclaim without fear of ridicule: "

Today, youth, can you think of this man as you would have brought your hands to his poor, shapeless face of the last day, to his lips which were never had not spoken;

that day, she was the face of France

... "Kim Kardashian and the marketing of her empty narcissism has long supplanted the memory of Marie Curie.

Watching the video broadcast by Jean-Michel Blanquer, we experience a second discomfort linked to the fact that no player of Muslim faith or of African origin testifies there when they are however numerous.

This contradiction between the substance of the message conveyed (namely that France is plural and that it must celebrate its unity) and the form (where with one exception, only "

Gauls

" as they say in the cities express themselves there. ) is further reinforced by another absence.

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Visible minorities are clearly missing in this testimony, but a key word is also missing.

This term is carefully omitted.

Let us pass on the falsely spontaneous side of the expression of the players who testify and which would pass the Brezhnev propaganda for an improvisation worthy of the actor studio but their ode to tolerance ends with his words: "long

live our Republic, long live our teachers, long live our school

. "

It is a blank video as there are blank texts.

This rebus concocted by Mr. Blanquer leaves a gaping place.

In fact, our elites who prefer Europe to France have also accustomed us to using the term Republic as a euphemism to speak of our country.

The Republic is to France what integration is to assimilation.

A neutral term, goes everywhere that does not anger anyone and especially not those who seem determined to stay here as they came, that is to say, foreigners.

MMA star Khabib's hateful message for France was also supported (...) by three former players: Benzema, Sakho and Bakayoko.

This semantic modesty, this monochrome, frozen and almost forced character of this video which intends to mobilize the bass drum of marketing and social networks, of the

Name and fame

contrasts violently with the attitude of other famous football players who play in France.

In the wake of Erdogan who played the same role with regard to the Nice attacks as Abdelkahim Sifrioui with regard to Samuel Paty by launching a sort of implicit fatwa on social networks, a Russian

free figh

t champion world famous (he has no less than 25 million subscribers on his Instagram account) by the name of Khabib Nurmagomedov addressed the French and those who support them on his Instagram account: "

You cannot harm Mohamed and in his memory

. "

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The 32-year-old ultra-active athlete continued, "

May Allah bless our beloved prophet and his family

."

Then, he threatened "that

Allah crush his punishment on all those

" opposed to radical Islam.

Unspeakable

remarks “

liked

” by Youcef Atal, player of OGC Nice and Algerian international on the day of the triple assassination in Nice.

MMA star Khabib's hateful message for France was also supported by two junior players from the France soccer team, Kimpembe and Faty, and three former players: Benzema, Sakho and Bakayoko.

This should finish deciling those who still doubt the deep penetration of this ideological cancer that is Muslim fundamentalism in French society.

This should finish unraveling those who still doubt the deep penetration of this ideological cancer that is Muslim fundamentalism in French society, especially among the youth.

President Macron is mistaken in declaring, in his speech which announced a new reconfinement: "

For us, there is nothing above human life

."

Monsieur Blanquer could have added: for us, there is nothing above fame and money.

Our country finds itself cornered and jostled on its soil and by part of its youth.

If he does not reconnect with what he was and with what he must become again, he risks sinking into the horror of civil war.

The best way to rekindle a glimmer of hope and pride in the eyes of our children is also to unite them as a nation.

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This means is to repeat the speech held by the black hussars who forged our French Republic:

In our modern France, the ideal of our education is to make men at the same time what they were in Athens and Sparta.

In Athens, the man was above all a citizen in love with political freedom, commercial activity, art and literature.

In Sparta, he was uniquely a soldier, practiced every day in military virtues and ready every day to give his life for his homeland

. "

Source: lefigaro

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