The archipelago of France rightly worries.
In
La France en crumbs
, Benjamin Morel goes further.
It announces to us the dismemberment of the nation-state.
Not because of Muslim communitarianism, Americanization, individualism or even the dilution in the whole of Europe.
Perhaps he thinks so too, but this is not the subject that interests this lecturer in public law at the University of Assas, whose thesis focused on local authorities.
The scathing tone of this book aims at another separatism: that of which we almost never speak, that of the supporters of regional autonomy, just as preachers of an anti-French narrative as the Salafists and the Brotherhood of the lost territories of the Republic.
Morel has the talent of a polemicist and the seriousness of a future university professor.
There is a touch of excess in his cry of alarm.
But no doubt it is necessary to get us out of our carelessness.
Recklessness is great, because the history of France…
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