Here is my rendition of his words. It is far from perfect, because his grammar seems a bit off at times. Except for two places, I have retained the French word "métissage" (crossbreeding), and it's various verbal and adjectival forms, since "crossbreeding", "racial mixing" and other similar terms don't always convey the right meaning. "Crossbreeding" sounds too scientific, as when farmers crossbreed crops. "Miscegenation" is too technical and refers to marriage. "Mongrelization" and "bastardization" are too graphic. It looks as if "métissage" will join "laïcité" and "communautarisme" as French words that are so troublesome, it's better to just leave them.

However, if you have suggestions, feel free...

"(...) the objective is to meet the challenge of "métissage" - the challenge of "métissage" that the 21st century is confronting us with. The challenge of "métissage", France has always been familiar with it, and by meeting the challenge of "métissage" France remains faithful to her history. Moreover, it is consanguinity that has always provoked the end of civilizations and societies.

Note: In the above sentence we see that he IS talking about racially mixing the BLOOD of his compatriots with foreigners (and we know that the foreigners in question are not Swedes or Italians).

https://galliawatch.blogspot.com/2008/12/mtissage-now-its-obligation.html

Qaddafi was playing nice for years, paying reparations for terrorist attacks that other countries decided had state links, getting rid of chemical weapons, and so on. This was probably an attempt to get France on his side because he saw what was coming, but what he didn't know is that Sarkozy was a fucking kike and wouldn't honor any deal.

Having no nukes means you are a vassal state, Qaddafi was too late to smarten up, and reconciliation failed because it never works with kikes.