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your time my resources are not getting anywhere all right on this so i think that the better your dorcas went on this show and this is a nation that has come and several attacks over the last 2 years that claimed the lives of dozens of people in a scene paris why do you see france moving forward against the backdrop of all this whole debate about france and islam so i think there's a temptation 1st to see the situation at the moment as being one where you have a foreign elements within france so i am muslims. who are responsible for all sorts of things. terrorism separatism etc 1st i think that's a completely erroneous way to look at that these are french citizens they are muslim french citizens but unfortunately you have people inside and outside of the country who would prefer to portray them as other men and will try to internationalize this sort of issue in a way that means that their view as aliens who are operating at the behest of foreign governments and so on so i think that's very dangerous because they are french they are not any less french from the non muslim compact shrooms

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