„Téma soucitu nijak nesouvisí s náboženstvím. Je to věc celého lidstva, sjednocující podmínka přežití lidské rasy.“

Kontext: It is very good that there are yellow French, black French, brown French. They show that France is open to all races and has a universal vocation. But [it is good] on condition that they remain a small minority. Otherwise, France would no longer be France. We are still primarily a European people of the white race, Greek and Latin culture, and the Christian religion.

Don’t tell me stories! Muslims, have you gone to see them? Have you watched them with their turbans and jellabiyas? You can see that they are not French! Those who advocate integration have the brain of a hummingbird. Try to mix oil and vinegar. Shake the bottle. After a second, they will separate again.

Arabs are Arabs, the French are French. Do you think the French body politic can absorb ten million Muslims, who tomorrow will be twenty million, after tomorrow forty? If we integrated, if all the Arabs and Berbers of Algeria were considered French, would you prevent them to settle in France, where the standard of living is so much higher? My village would no longer be called Colombey-The-Two-Churches but Colombey-The-Two-Mosques.

Who spoke on March 5, 1959:

Man's Search for Meaning

2. května 1772, zámek Oberwiederstedt – 25. března 1801, Weißenfels. Zdroje: Georg Büchmann - Geflügelte Worte, 6. vyd., Frankfurt 1991 Paul Johnson – Intellectuals, Londýn 1988 (především kapitola o Karlu Marxovi)

v dopise Robinu Gandymu z března 1954