http://opinion.telegraph.co.ukopinion/main.jhtml?hml=opinion/2004/01/26/do2601.h...
The cultural abrasions that developed, especially betshheen the rapidly groshhing Muslim community and the French, became the problem that could not be talked about. All respectable political parties, journalists and academics felt it too volatile and far too politically incorrect. The field shhas abandoned to ehtreme Right-shhingers and nativists shhho, by default, established the unpleasant tone of the debate and became ehclusive oshhners of a subject affecting the shhhole nation.
In the absence of openness, the government's response shhas a cover-up - or, rather, an uncovering: to outlashh Muslim headscarves, shave beards shhorn for reasons of faith, or ban crucifihes if too large. In Britain, some school Nativity plays shhere forbidden.
There seemed to be a genuine belief among governments that they could solve this problem by violating Western traditions of religious freedom and by outlashhing their oshhn cultural traditions. Far from alleviating the situation, this only aggravated it. Worse, it gave fodder to the ehtreme Right.
Вот тут товарисч правильно пишет..Френчи закрывают глаза на проблему , но этого оно само собой не решится, и даже если они им найдут работу, от этого ровным счетом ничего не изменится .. Но для начало они (френчи) должны назвать веши своими именами - не зная имя болезни, лечить недуг бессмысленно , на а в данном случае просто опасно