فرنسا: يمينية متطرفة تعلن تولي حماية فرنسا من مظاهر الأسلمة

أعلنت "مارين لوبان" السياسية اليمينية المتطرفة وابنة "جان ماري لوبان" - زعيم حزب "الجبهة القومية" الفرنسي اليميني - أنها ستتولى مواجهة مظاهر الأسلمة بـ"فرنسا", في ظل احتمالات توليها رئاسة الحزب خلفًا لوالدها.

وقد صرّحت "مارين لوبان" في لقائها مع صحيفة "ديلي تليجراف" البريطانية أن نمو وانتشار مظاهر الإسلام بـ "فرنسا" والمزيد من المتطلبات الإسلامية السياسية - أصبحا يهددان بقاء الحضارة الفرنسية, مؤكدة أنها تناضل ضد الأسلمة ودعاوى تطبيق الشريعة والمتطلبات الدينية على المجتمع, مشيرة إلى إخلاء الوجبات ببعض المدارس من لحوم الخنزير, لأنها في صراع ضد الإسلام.

وقالت أيضًا: إن "فرنسا" أرسلت فلذات أكبادها لمحاربة الأسلمة في "أفغانستان", متسائلةً: أليس من حقنا من خلال الخطب والأفعال السياسية محاربة ذلك في "فرنسا"؟

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Le Pen sees votes in Islamism fight

Marine Le Pen has promised to defend France from creeping ''Islamisation'' just weeks before she is expected to take over from her father as head of the National Front party.

The 42-year-old is seen as a serious threat to the President, Nicolas Sarkozy, if chosen to succeed Jean-Marie Le Pen, 82, at the party congress on January 15-16.

''The progressive Islamisation of our country and the increase in political-religious demands are calling into question the survival of our civilisation,'' she said in an interview with The Daily Telegraph.

''We are fighting against Islamism, not Islam. Islamism is the will to impose sharia for all as civil, political and religious law. We Western societies are fighting against Islamism all around the world. We have sent our kids to Afghanistan to be killed to fight against Islamism, and we don't have the right in France - through words and political action - to fight it? That seems totally absurd to me.''

She said examples of creeping Islamisation included pork being taken off the menu in certain schools and that 22 of the Quick chain of fast food restaurants were exclusively offering halal burgers.

Ms Le Pen said Muslim communities were receiving hidden government funds to build ''increasingly ostentatious mosque-cathedrals'' or ones funded by Saudi Arabia.

''In reality, it's asking French people to increasingly submit themselves to the Muslim religion. That goes totally against the secular principles of the French republic,'' she said. The issue would be a ''key theme'' of the 2012 presidential elections.

Ms Le Pen provoked outrage among the French mainstream earlier this month by likening Muslims praying in the streets to the Nazi occupation of France, minus the ''tanks and soldiers''.

Given Mr Sarkozy's deep unpopularity and France's still-divided and ineffectual left, Ms Le Pen could pose an electoral threat in 2012.