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French Report Warns Of Islamist / Muslim Brotherhood 'Entryism' As Risk To National Cohesion | ||||||
2025-05-23 | ||||||
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Secularism is a core tenet of France's national identity. According to an Élysée official speaking off the record, there is a "new phenomenon - entryism - which is different from separatism". While separatism implied Muslims living in a parallel society in France, "entryism means getting involved in republican infrastructure… in order to change it from the inside. It requires dissimulation… and it works from the bottom up," the official said. In a copy of the report published in Le Figaro newspaper, the authors identified the Federation of Muslims in France (FMF)
"[The movement's] officials, who are hardened activists, enter into a relationship with the local authority… Social norms – the veil, beards, dress, fasting - are gradually imposed as the ecosystem solidifies," the authors write. "What happens is that religious practice become stricter, with a high level of girls wearing the abaya (long robe) and a massive and visible increase in the number of young girls wearing Islamic headscarves. Some are as young as five or six." The Federation angrily rejected "any allegation that associates us with a foreign political programme, or with a strategy of 'entryism'". "Confusing Islam with political Islamism and radicality is not only dangerous, but counter-productive for the Republic itself," the FMF said. "Behind these unfounded accusations there is a plan to stigmatise Islam and Muslims."
Interior minister Bruno Retailleau, who on Sunday was elected leader of the conservative Les Républicains party, warned on Tuesday of "below-the-radar Islamism trying to infiltrate institutions, whose ultimate aim is to tip the whole of French society under sharia law". Municipal elections are due in France next year, and Retailleau - who has won a reputation as a hardliner - has said he is concerned about the possibility of Islamic lists of candidates. Far-left leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon warned that "Islamophobia has crossed a line", accusing the president's security cabinet of adopting the "delusional theories" of both Retailleau and far-right National Rally leader Marine Le Pen. The report's authors, who visited 10 different regions of France and four other European countries, concluded that the Muslim Brotherhood was losing influence in the Middle East and North Africa, and so was targeting Europe, backed by money from Turkey and Qatar. "Having given a Western look to the ideology in order to implant themselves in Europe, (the Muslim Brotherhood) tries to lay down the roots of a Middle Eastern tradition while concealing a subversive fundamentalism," they wrote. Related: Emmanuel Macron 05/21/2025 France looks to ban children from wearing Muslim headscarf as government tackles 'political Islamism' Emmanuel Macron 05/20/2025 Lessons for the West and Kyiv: Don't forget that Russia can fight for a long time Emmanuel Macron 05/20/2025 2025 Peace Talks: We are on the right track Related: Federation of Muslims in France: 2005-03-21 Foundation created to finance Islam in France Federation of Muslims in France: 2004-12-17 Paris: Creating state-supervised "Foundation for Islam" Related: Muslims of France: 2025-05-21 France looks to ban children from wearing Muslim headscarf as government tackles 'political Islamism' Muslims of France: 2015-01-10 English-speaking IS militants praise Paris attackers Muslims of France: 2009-06-19 Why not ban full veil, says French government spokesman | ||||||
Posted by:Elmerert Hupens2660 |
#5 It is the nature of Islam to dominate, not to be dominated, to impose its law on all nations and to extend its power to the entire planet. This is the MB's mission statement. This is Qatar's mission statement. This mission statement is not a secret. The left has a deep ideological affinity for archaic despotism. Maybe that affinity is shared by the woke right. Maybe they're just cheap wh**** who will feed the West to the crocodile. This 'entryism' i.e. acquisition of power within Western government structures is the central danger, not "terrorism." |
Posted by: Elmerert Hupens2660 2025-05-23 13:44 |
#4 Seems like when anyone other than Macron, Starmer, or Merz say something, they get a hammer dropped on them. Which makes me think the three of them are in on a play. |
Posted by: swksvolFF 2025-05-23 13:19 |
#3 And the proof they’ll offer is that the French authorities put ever more armed guards around Jewish institutional buildings to protect them from attacks by the violent Moslem colonizers they’ve been coddling for two generation — which is considerably more than the nothing they do to protect French churches from the same predators. |
Posted by: trailing wife 2025-05-23 10:39 |
#2 Absurd. “I don’t hate the Joooos. I’m just telling the truth about those genocidal, money-grubbing, Israhelli kikes.” |
Posted by: trailing wife 2025-05-23 09:44 |
#1 France FM calls Israel’s accusations of anti-Semitism ‘absurd’ |
Posted by: Grom the Affective 2025-05-23 07:27 |