There is no tomorrow that sings for the white race  

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"Il n'y a pas de lendemains qui chantent pour la race blanche" (1957) by Louis-Ferdinand Céline

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"Il n'y a pas de lendemains qui chantent pour la race blanche" (1957) is a dictum by Louis-Ferdinand Céline uttered in an interview given to L'Express in 1957.

The full dictum reads:

"Il n'y a pas de lendemains qui chantent pour la race blanche. Elle a trop fait chier le monde et le monde va la faire chier."

English translation:

"There is no tomorrow that sings for the white race. It has pissed the world off too much and the world is going to piss it off."

Translations

Dutch translation:

"Er is geen morgen die zingt voor het witte ras. Het heeft de wereld te veel laten afzien en de wereld zal het laten afzien."



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