Why is that? It shouldn't be. Not as far as I know since from Corsica to Breizh the idea that it is ok to sacrifice the Native Nations long term interests whether these interests are linguistic or cultural directly supported or not by the underlying economy has died. Once we have cleared the filings with the legal firm I don't mind having a look at that but right now the priority remains with the legal people to make sure they have all they need. But in short, there look to be an overwhelming majority of these native populations convinced the French state has never acted in their best interests, has compromised their future with policies denying them cultural and linguistic rights whose goals were to undermine the underlying economy making sure their dependency would grow. It took time but they now fully understand what has happened to them and they will sustain a long and steady fight to get the ECRML and the FCNM fully signed, ratified and implemented as the future of their kid's rights are at stake.
But guess what that's my most recent findings but I will check once the filings are over.