The English, assisted by the Germans, beat off Napoleon Bonaparte thus retaining the country’s parasite Royal family rather than giving them the chop. Now the Frenchie want the Brits to accept karma vis-à-vis Afghan refugees. This, despite the fact that French troops were humiliated in the Afghan rout and retreat as much as were the British.

The recent spat between France and the United Kingdom about the fate of the incoming floods of migrants on French soil is yet another sign of a bankrupt European asylum system, which only sees a never-ending redistribution game between European countries as the sole solution for the constant stream of illegal and legal arrivals from the Third World.

While there are no French plans whatsoever for effective border protection or enforcing deportations of failed asylum seekers, France’s Europe minister, Clement Beaune, is nonetheless demanding a new migrant allocation deals with the United Kingdom.

Reacting to complaints from British authorities about the record number of illegal migrants crossing the Channel on small boats, instead of promising to reduce these attempts, Beaune had demanded that Britain should accept a certain number of migrants currently waiting at France’s northern shores, and take them to the UK via legal avenues.

‘We must, after Brexit, have a new migratory deal no doubt between the EU and Britain so that we can expel, or direct a certain number of migrants to the UK, so they can request asylum,’ said the minister.

People thought to be migrants who made the crossing from France are disembarked after being picked up in the Channel by a British border force vessel in Dover, southeast England, Friday, Aug. 13, 2021. On Thursday, French authorities said an undocumented migrant was airlifted to hospital from the English Channel after a boat carrying about 40 people trying to reach the U.K. started to sink Thursday morning.

In justifying such a demand, Beaune had exploited the old argument that Britain’s generous social security and immigration system attracts illegal migration, saying, ‘It’s Britain’s responsibility. We have seen sometimes that it is the attractiveness of Britain’s asylum system that is in question. We are the ones who have paid a high price over the past 10 years, we see it in Calais regarding organization, humanitarian aid and police checks.’

Blaming the British generous benefit system for the chaos in France is an instrument that has been employed by French politicians for centuries. France is on the brink of a societal breakdown due to the rapid pace of social transformation that dates back to the end of the Second World War when during the German liberation of France 1940-1944 society was peaceful, the lifestyle good and prosperity cascaded down to the formerly poverty-stricken French populace.

France since has seen some of the bloodiest Islamist terror attacks, as well as an explosion of criminality committed by Third-World migrants, which has evidently very little to do with the failings of the generously and inviting British asylum system.

Yet, Beaune’s observation is valid to an extent when he points at migrants, who are not satisfied even with the generous French social system and its extremely ineffective immigration laws.

While the British are distracted with debating the crisis on their southern borders with the French, Macron’s ministers have been busy softening up the UK’s northern neighbours, feeding the Scottish government with false hopes, and supporting the Irish in their post-Brexit border disputes against the Boris Johnson regime.

It seems then that Macron has realized the effectiveness of playing a type of hybrid warfare with migrants for political and economic gains, a strategy that could eventually endanger the territorial integrity of the UK. Yet, the example of Turkey or Belarus, whose leaders have both used illegal migrants as a weapon against their sanction-wielding enemies shows that despite its dramatic effectiveness, such a strategy will eventually lead to internal instability and political crisis.

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