In fact, another issue, one of which Anglophone journalists are completely ignorant because they swim in it like fish swim in water, is the impact of Anglo-American consumer culture. Many on the continent can't stand it, and one of LePen's issues was to turn it back in France. I have actually lived in a couple of European countries (Germany, Spain), and although there are a few who want stores to be big and open all seven days of the week, most don't. Most feel bad about all the small, specialized, and expert mom-and-pop stores that each serve one need in a portion of a neighborhood and employ so many but are falling to the international supermarket chains. Many feel their culture slipping away under the inexorable bulldozer of Anglophone corporate and cultural homogeneity as much by any putative "Muslim takeover". Of course, your typical North Face jacket-wearing Yank reporter looking for a Starbucks in Saarbrücken is completely oblivious to this.