It seems to me they try to create their "liberal/moderate Islam" they already preach about a few years now despite it does not exist.
try to address this by educating/raising them that no church has a place in the politics of the state. So the growing numbers of Muslims in Europe will be a problem, and now Macron and co. Luttwak in his book about coups he mentions that in Muslim countries no coupists dare to mess with the church, everyone has to declare their fidelity to Islam. I haven't read Koran, but I would bet 10 HUF that according to Islam the state and Islam is inseparable. However in the countries of Islam rarely this is the case (if at all) and the immigrants bring this mentality with them. Religion is a private matter not a public. Secular state means this, the division of government and religion. The basis of their reasoning is that Christianity is already banished from the decision making process of the state (they can participate as lobbyists ofc) basically in all Christian countries. In parallel they would enable the police to use drones in the monitoring of public spaces and live feed from police bodycams (not to the public ofc).
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No more lynching of teachers, they wish.Ī third law would introduce censorship with the ban of sharing nasheeds over social media, plus banning live broadcast/narrowcast of demonstrations (and how police beats up demonstrators). In the end it seems they'll leave this out, however they will ban assembles intending to disturb of peace and order of the institutions. They would have also regulated the curriculum of the higher education, they want to steer from the wind blowing from America which preach about systemic racism and Islamophobia, because it undermines the usual French view of secularism regardless of race or religion. The article doesn't really talk about the other parts of this proposition. The article mentions special exceptions and not sure how prominent this kind of education in France. Furthermore it might forces everyone else (native the French population) to stop homeschooling their kids.
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This means the ban of homeschooling, registration of the students of private schools, and the supervision of those schools by closing down unaccredited ones. The article presents basically one point of these laws, namely to teach children about the democratic values of France, and taking away the formation of the narrative from Muslim educational institutions. It is ofc a step that has to be taken (since they have to react with something, they can't just walk by of these) after the recent attacks in France, the beheading of the teacher, and the knife attack in Nice. A draft of a new law package was leaked, it's aligned with the declared intention of Macron and the French government to force secularism onto the Muslim citizens of France. Something is brewing in France, can be a nothingburger or just a preparation for the next presidential election (they are about the half time to that, it comes in 2022). Wikipee says he can boast with the fact he scored the second most goals on international fixtures (among active players), after Christiano Ronaldo. Picrel current captain of their national team ( Captain Fantastic). Tho haven't noticed any of them presented something exceptional.
They can be found in the rosters or top teams like Feyenoord, Ajax, and Premier League clubs. They even called up for European national teams (found France and Norway). Now players of Indian origin, born in Europe, seems to perform all right. Judging by the tone of Wikipedia articles they are optimistic about their football however, sometimes calling their top players on various colorful names, liek "Sikkimese Sniper". I would say their football is worse than Hungary's. Teams which qualify for World Cups, such as Japan, beat them bad normally. I'd assume it's relatively easy to get into British leagues from there, procedure/bureaucracy wise, which means they basically not good enough.Ĭhecked some result of their national team, they got beaten by North Korea couple years back.
The fact that the current Indian national team does not include a player who plays for any notable team (basically they play only for Indian teams) tells a lot. I'm researching Indian football since this >41180 question made me curious.
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