Terrorist French Fries in Paris

Remember Freedom Fries? And now we have Muslims running the streets of Paris burning everything in sight. Terrorizing, injuring and killing people (1 so far) that have spread to over 300 towns in France. Over half of the 1200 arrested were juveniles of mostly the Muslim variety, I suppose, while leaders of France fiddled while France burns. And finally it took a French cabinet to allow (almost) mayors to issue curfews in their own towns.....on the 12th day of rioting. Talk about expediency of emergency powers over to mayors.

These are not simply terrorist hoodlums running amok the streets of Paris and cities elsewhere. These are terrorist French Fries ("small fries") when most of them are juveniles or Muslim youths bent on making as much mayhem and destruction as possible. So, from now on, little French terrorists who are bent on destruction and mayhem in France are now called "Terrorist French Fries."

Oh, by the way, this rioting has happened before in France but on a much, much smaller scale in years past by Muslims taking to the streets with knives and weapons. Even famous French people got fined for criticizing the massive overflowing Muslim immigration problem in France. And now, see what happens when you don't tackle the problem in the first place?

Be sure to check out "The Islamization of France - A Descent into Hell" - Part I and Part II.

Enjoy my picture, too.

UPDATE: France is feeling a bit ashamed. Boo hoo. They have no one to blame except themselves for the riots and their failed socialism experiment.

In tones ranging from outrage to rueful agreement, French media are now reporting daily on the harsh terms that foreign television stations and newspapers choose to describe the unrest among France's angry youths of Arab and African origin. France laughed off "freedom fries" -- as French fries were renamed in Washington -- and other anti-French sentiment in the United States at the start of the Iraq war in 2003, but its reaction to the riot reporting carries a between-the-lines admission of hurt pride. "From Italy to South Africa, Poland to China, from CNN to al-Jazeera, the newspaper headlines and television commentaries set against a background of blazing cars are really hyping it up," the popular daily Le Parisien complained.

UPDATE II: Michelle Malkin makes a note of a new pseudonym for these rioters. Heh heh....