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Category Archives: France
French Jews Line Up Against The National Front
I expect the National Front will get about 20% of the Jewish vote on Sunday. REPORT: The group representing half a million French Jews has called for “mass voting” against nationalist political party Front National following its wide wins in … Continue reading
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The Religion Of Peace
Comments to Steve Sailer: * Terrorism tally in the West for one week: 1) The murder of 14 Americans in San Bernardino. 2) Muslim man stabs 3 people in London, screaming “This is for Syria!” 3) Jordanian immigrant to the … Continue reading
France Starts Shutting Down Alternative Media
From TrueActivist.com: Every time there’s a huge terrorist threat, the public gives up their freedoms for protection from the Government. And every time, our leaders use these new laws to destroy civil liberties. What happened to ordinary French people (and … Continue reading
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Why don’t the French bomb Belgium?
Rod Liddle writes: I am always open to spiritual guidance from any quarter, all the more so if that guidance is of practical import. So I was especially grateful to hear reports of a fatwa from the prominent Saudi Arabian … Continue reading
French comic convicted in Belgium for anti-Semitic jokes
I am so glad to see Jewish groups in Europe leading the way to restrict speech and to send people to prison for jokes. REPORT: A Belgian court sentenced controversial French comedian Dieudonne M’bala M’bala on Wednesday to two months … Continue reading
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France: A Society Ripe for Submission
Quadrant: His imagining of an Islamic France is no simple provocation. Rather, this deep, gripping and haunting novel is a recent high-point for European fiction. No current writer gets anywhere near Houellebecq’s achievement in finding a fictional way into the … Continue reading
The Left and the Attack on Paris
Dennis Prager writes Nov. 17, 2015: The left’s reactions to the terror attack on Paris are in keeping with its tradition of getting almost everything wrong. Take Bernie Sanders, for example. At the Democratic presidential debate, one day after the … Continue reading
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Hate Is As Natural As Love
From Heartiste: This is so sad, but not for the reasons ankle-biters think. A Frenchmanlet (you’ll understand the appellation in a minute), lost his wife, a fetching White woman, to the Muslim murderers in Paris, and now raises his infant … Continue reading
RamzPaul: Israel rejects ALL refugees. Are Israeli politicians racist Internet trolls? Please do elaborate.
Jesse Berney writes for Rolling Stone: GOP Politicians Rejecting Refugees Sound Like Racist Internet Trolls When our elected officials start spouting rhetoric like that found in the ugliest corners of the Internet, watch out. White supremacists didn’t like my suggestion … Continue reading
France’s Muslim Problem
From the NYRB: France has one of the largest Muslim minorities in Europe. French Muslims are also predominantly a social underclass, a legacy of France’s colonial past and indifference to its aftermath. For example, although just 7 to 8 percent … Continue reading