#5 French msm golden rule : "No Name = Youth (IE north african, african or turkish up to late 30's)"
This is so evident it's almost a mockery obvious to everyone; the only time names are given, though I feel this has loosened a bit since a couple of years (?), is when the perp is named Jean-Jacques, Yves, Michel, Roger, etc, etc... you get my drift.
Ethnicity is a BIG no no; last year there was a serial rapist on the prowl (don't know what happened afterward); teevee warned the public, saying to "beware of an athletic young man with brown eyes and a baseball cap"... okay... only in english media, and in Euronews IIRC was the fact this gentleman was a black african mentioned.
And, yes, it is race and religion here; the msm takes no gloves for the eastern Europe gypsies gangs, who are named as such (french gypsies, 50% of whom have a criminal record IIRC as adult, are more sensitive, though they are named as such for the endemic construction material thefts or the organized art pillaging gangs).
I think it was "Le point", a very mainstream mag, who had a taboo-breaking article about the ethnicity of crime in France last year; supposedly, 70% of all those processed througgh the system come from the immigration; a police intelligence report which was criticized by "antiracist orgs" for taking ethnicity into account estimated that leaders of the french intifada waged in permanence by street gangs were 67% north african, 17% black african, and only 9% care "ethnic french".
An earlier (2002, I'd say) study by correction psychologists to establish the profile of gangrapists in France found that about 80% of them were either naturalized french from an african/north african background, or foreigners of the same background (survey in the Netherland has found a similar percentage, by the way IIRC).
Voilà , voilà . |
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