What I was about to tell you is that for more than 20 years or so now, in many parts of the world where some wrong had been done in the past to small groups of people victims of modernisation, sometimes cultural war or land fights, gov have tried first to recognise some wrong was done and have tried to find ways to heal the consequences, not just because it's justice but also because it is proven that depriving the people of their language and culture has consequences for generations. It's of course about justice but it is also about the tremendous social and economic costs. Social networks that can't work anymore have to be compensated, these groups in most cases loose their creativity, their ability to adapt and ceased to be supportive for society.

That said, you know, I mean it's kind of difficult to understand why the paris regime has such a dark vision....

Today, it would be whatever happens very difficult for the Breizh to go independant, so you expect any gov you know to say alright, let's celebrate the culture, do everything possible so the people can speak again their language, create the conditions to allow the community to rebuild itself and be active and productive as a contribution for everyone to see.

Well no...! Nothing!

Most EU countries have signed the Small Nations act because it's justice. The only reason the Paris regime keeps refusing is because they haven't finished with the land spoliation process... very shameful!