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Hvis vi gjorde noget ligende, så ville der lyde et ramaskrig fra
journalister rundt omkring i Europa, for ikke at tale om fra Instituttet til
overvågning af danske forhold.

A tough new anti-terrorism package was unveiled by Nicolas Sarkozy, the
interior minister and a popular centre-Right politician.

Nicolas Sarkozy Nicolas Sarkozy: 'We have to act against radical
preachers'

His proposals reflect French determination to act swiftly against
extremists in defiance of the human rights lobby, which is noticeably
less vocal in France than in Britain.

Imams and their followers who fuel anti-western feeling among
impressionable young French Muslims will be rounded up and returned to
their countries of origin, most commonly in France's case to its former
north African colonies.

Mr Sarkozy also revealed that as many as 12 French mosques associated
with provocative anti-western preaching were under surveillance. Imams
indulging in inflammatory rhetoric will be expelled even if their
religious status is recognised by mainstream Muslim bodies.

Those who have assumed French citizenship will not be protected from
deportation. Mr Sarkozy said he will reactivate measures, "already
available in our penal code but simply not used", to strip undesirables
of their adopted nationality. "We have to act against radical preachers
capable of influencing the youngest and most weak-minded," Mr Sarkozy
told the French daily Le Parisien.


Fratage folk statsborgerskabet, det rabler vist for dem? Men mon ikke de
slipper godt fra det, de er jo trods alt franskmænd.

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Knud Larsen <larsen_knud@hotmail.com> skrev:
>Hvis vi gjorde noget ligende, så ville
>der lyde et ramaskrig fra
>journalister rundt omkring i Europa,
>for ikke at tale om fra Instituttet til
>overvågning af danske forhold.
>
>A tough new anti-terrorism package was
>unveiled by Nicolas Sarkozy, the
>interior minister and a popular
>centre-Right politician.
>
>Nicolas Sarkozy Nicolas Sarkozy: 'We
>have to act against radical
>preachers'
>
>His proposals reflect French
>determination to act swiftly against
>extremists in defiance of the human
>rights lobby, which is noticeably
>less vocal in France than in Britain.
>
>Imams and their followers who fuel
>anti-western feeling among
>impressionable young French Muslims
>will be rounded up and returned to
>their countries of origin, most
>commonly in France's case to its former
>north African colonies.
>
>Mr Sarkozy also revealed that as many
>as 12 French mosques associated
>with provocative anti-western
>preaching were under surveillance. Imams
>indulging in inflammatory rhetoric
>will be expelled even if their
>religious status is recognised by
>mainstream Muslim bodies.
>
>Those who have assumed French
>citizenship will not be protected from
>deportation. Mr Sarkozy said he will
>reactivate measures, "already
>available in our penal code but simply
>not used", to strip undesirables
>of their adopted nationality. "We have
>to act against radical preachers
>capable of influencing the youngest
>and most weak-minded," Mr Sarkozy
>told the French daily Le Parisien.
>
>
>Fratage folk statsborgerskabet, det
>rabler vist for dem? Men mon ikke de
>slipper godt fra det, de er jo trods
>alt franskmænd.

Gad vide om de stadig påtænker at afprøve deres A-våben i
Stillehavet? Og Fremmedlegioen står vel stadig klar til at
omstyrte eksport-hæmmende regimer på det afrikanske kontinent.

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Knud Larsen <larsen_knud@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Fratage folk statsborgerskabet, det rabler vist for dem? Men mon ikke de
> slipper godt fra det, de er jo trods alt franskmænd.

Danmark har også lovgivning der sikrer, at folk der er /tildelt/ deres
statsborgerskab kan få det frataget. Det gælder naturligvis ikke for os
der er /født/ som danske statsborgere, og kun for dem der har fået det
tildelt efter at loven blev ændret {efter folketingsvalget i 2001}.
--
Per Erik Rønne