Reality distorsion
So you never heard of freedom.......
You are perceiving reality in a completely distorted way. I've spent the largest part of my life living in Quebec and have never felt English was on the retreat, on the contrary. Full access to it on TV, Radio; pretty prevalent in Montreal, where one can easily live in English only if they please. I grew up with English pretty much surrounding me, and the advent of the internet has only contributed to accentuate that phenomenon.
Reduction of attendance in English schools can only be partly explained by language laws:
http://montrealgazette.com/news/hig...stem-enrolment-slide-at-english-school-boards
Part of this drop also stems from Anglo parents sending their kids to French school! Why do you think? Because that's their opportunity to learn a language that they otherwise would not grow up to be good at - as I said previously, French is simply more difficult than English. Parents like these take this as an immersion opportunity for their kids, knowing very well that this won't hamper their grasp of their mother tongue.
There is no secret plan for the DOMINANCE of French. It is a widely accepted fact among francophones that English is the second language of the whole planet. Not sure why you mention Europe: over there too, English is learned as the planet's lingua franca.
You have a far too acute sense of persecution. Quebec's language laws do not prevent you as an anglophone from accessing education, health care, etc., in English. I've lived in the ROC: it has nothing on Quebec regarding the treatment of its minorities.
The bulk of your frustration comes from the allophones not being able to send their kids to English schools: this betrays a sense of lost status. The immigrants being able to send their kids to English school would guarantee the DOMINANCE of English and the gradual eradication of French in the province, a generation would suffice, and you know it.
Well, English is dominant enough in Quebec and the world that it doesn't need the eradication of French in the province. Using social Darwinism as a justification constitutes an invalid argument, as I explained: your own paranoia regarding the disappearance of English in Quebec itself shows that you certainly do not want social Darwinism applied to you, right?
The mere fact that I'm replying to you in your own language is proof of the fact that French people in Quebec pay an extreme importance to the value of English as an international communication tool.
And please quit it with that old school Anglo obsession towards the PQ and the separatists. I don't think Quebec's independence is relevant anymore, and I don't care about the PQ's separatist agenda, but I fully agree with Bill 101 and the necessity to preserve French and guarantee its future in the Province. One does not have to go with the other.
Lastly, the simple fact that you can openly compare Quebec to North Korea under a pseudonym in an escort review forum couldn't be a better proof that Quebec is very far from being anything like North Korea. Do you have the Quebec secret police hunting you down? Didn't think so...