This is the situation in France today. The French government tries to keep incidents of Muslim crime such as this one from the public, for fear that the truth will enrage the public, and lead inexorably to a victory by the so-called “far right” parties — Marine Le Pen’s National Rally and Eric Zemmour’s Reconquista. The truth, however, cannot remain concealed forever. Nevertheless, until the Macron government can be turned out of office, and a Le Pen-Zemmour coalition be voted in, do not expect any serious attempt to halt Muslim migration, to enforce deportation orders, and to use every carrot and stick, including ending welfare benefits for migrants during the first five years of their residence in France and instituting a work requirement instead, to persuade Muslims to return to their countries of origin.

This is France in 2023. And if neither Le Pen nor Zemmour, nor another of that ilk, is elected President in 2027, when Macron leaves office, then what? What will France be like in 2030? In 2040? You know the answer to that.