If you want to understand the revolution that has swept the West over the past half century, this is the book you should read. Zamour shows how financial, political and sexual developments combine to strip us of a stable and meaningful world. It also shows that the increasingly hard-line upheavals of reality, demanded by the powerful, stem from the father complex: the hatred of the father figure.After the death of Charles de Gaulle in 1970, France's new leaders launched a quiet revolution. Under the guise of leading the country into a new progressive era, they destroyed everything that made it great. Eric Zemmour's Suicide of France unveils their project, showing the disdain that France's new leaders have for its culture, heritage and institutions.
These new leaders destroyed the powerful presidential republican system that de Gaulle had built, replacing it with a government of activist judges. They also attacked the authority of the father, replacing him with a hollow and feminine man from an administrative society.Despite their constant derision of the United States, they imported the worst of its multicultural and economic revolutions following the 1960s to France to replace its people and customs. Step by step, episode by episode, he describes the horns of tricks and twisted methods that eroded the spirit of a nation that was great.The book "Suicide of France" was published in 2014, and achieved huge sales, becoming one of the most famous - and most controversial - writers and political figures in France. Now available for the first time in English, this edition includes a new introduction and conclusion.Zamour reflects on the events in France during the past decade, and tells the reasons for his transition from writing to politics, his candidacy for the presidency of France in 2022, and his founding of a new political party called "Reconquista!". Finally, it addresses the critical situation in which France and the United States live today as they strive to preserve their common civilization.
