The Bad Hair Blog has an extensive roundup of the brouhaha surrounding statements of French philosopher Alain Finkielkraut regarding the recent riots (or whatever they were) in France.
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Thank you Roger!
The interesting thing is how underreported this has been, except for the blogs, outside France.
Finkielkraut’s The Defeat of the Mind is an excellent & thoughtful Enlightenment rebuttal to Levi-Strauss & multiculti relativism
The riots were certainly an intifada, as this IRIS post conclusively documents:
Evidence the “Paris Riots” Are Actually the “French Intifada”