Things became heated Friday as French citizens and city officials in Paris suburb of Clichy-la-Garenne confronted Muslims who have taken it upon themselves to pray in the streets, blocking the roads and making a general nuisance of themselves. The problem is described as a shortage of Mosques but could more accurately be characterized as there being too many Islamists.

Mayor Remi Muzeau, carrying a large banner that read “Stop Illegal Street Prayers,” led over a hundred demonstrators on Friday in an effort to convince Muslims not to pray in the town’s market square. It’s something the Islamists have been doing to attract attention and inconvenience the infidels since March when the facility they had been renting from the city was converted into a public library.

The city has suggested the Muslims use a new Islamic cultural and prayer center that was constructed for that purpose and which is already frequented by hundreds. That would be too agreeable for the demonstrators who argue it’s too small, too far away, and doesn’t meet safety standards. That’s a odd argument, that kneeling in a blocked public street is safer than inside a year-old building.

There were chants of “Allahu Akbar,” but thankfully, nobody was hurt on either side. In response the pro-French demonstrators sang the French National Anthem and held high their French flags and crucifixes.

Just as is often the case in the United States, the minority agitators were ultimately allowed to have their way, despite the mayor being among the demonstrators. Police moved in to keep the two parties separated as they blocked the street and imposed their will on the increasingly less tolerant native French.

Like dogs urinating on a tree to mark their territory, the Muslims clapped their hands as things wrapped up and vowed to return next week. So did the mayor and the protesters. Mayor Muzeau said, “We’ll do it every Friday if necessary. I must assure the tranquility and freedom of the people in my city. We must not allow this to happen in our country. Our country, the French Republic, is tarnished.”

Hamid Kazed, President of the Union of Muslim Associations of Clichy, the agitator umbrella group staging the street blockages, said, “We are going to continue until there’s a dialogue for a definitive venue.” He added, “That’s what they want. To divide the citizens. We are not fundamentalists. We are for Islam of France.” Is that Islamization of France, Hamid?

The President of the Paris region, Valerie Pecresse, also joined the demonstrators opposing the street prayers as did other officials and residents of other Paris suburbs. It’s just the initial stages of what will become a battle for France and a Europe dealing with an orchestrated globalist invasion.

They should have elected Marine LePen

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