Look who's paranoid now!

[Operator]

Do we have to go back in time and start using fables again only telling animal stories as parables to stay out of trouble?

I hope Mr. Keshe keeps word and doesn't make false promises when saying he will release new technology this year.
Otherwise we will keep running in circles (get worse every cycle around) kept stuck in this world of deception and lies.

On the other hand it IS a sign that we gain power which the establishment can't ignore.

[Hervé]

Someone who can think with the obvious:

Speaking from London, jazz musician and author Gilad Atzmon speaks out in support of French comedian Dieudonne, accused by the French regime of 'anti-semitism'...

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=WpbI-Z2anlw

(English, French subtitles)

[Tangri]

Posted by Operator (here)
Do we have to go back in time and start using fables again only telling animal stories as parables to stay out of trouble?

What about this one? Can we stay out of trouble?
https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...l=1#post773646

[Rocky_Shorz]

we need to get Jewish Rabbi's from around the world to do a you tube video of all of them doing the La Quenelle...

let them pass on the message, this isn't about us...

instead of Gangman style, La Quenelle...

we all think our leaders are fuuched up, the french are a little more descriptive using full length meat sausages in their messages...

but why not have the world send messages...

[Flash]

I put the Quenelle on my Facebook to inform some French Canadians on it, with this video: - sorry, it is in French, with French contextualised humour. Vive les français!


They are trying to take away his permit to produce shows in France, he has been sued for antisemitism because of the gesture wich is the opposite to Hitler, and when listening, you truly see again and again and again that it is in fact a huge 3rd finger gesture, to politicians, businessman, all the thiefs. But after being sued and having so much problem coming from the Jewish congress, he now say that his removal is directly demanded by Israel....

And Soriol, his friend helping him in his text has had at least 5 attempts to his life.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=NsY1xj58wsg

[Hervé]

Un grand MERCI! Flash.

[Flash]

Posted by Amzer Zo (here)
Un grand MERCI! Flash.

I will do better than that, I will have my teenagers post it and use it, it should be a bush fire within 6 month, all the manga people doing the gesture, what about it?

[Hervé]

Meanwhile, in the capital of my neck of the woods:


French Interior Minister Manuel Valls sent packing by angry crowd doing 'la quenelle' at Rennes train station

BFMTV
Wed, 08 Jan 2014 15:34 CST



Manuel Valls received a warm welcoming committee on Wednesday at a train station in Rennes. While traveling in the Breton city to present, among other things, results in the 'war against burglary', the Minister of the Interior was strongly heckled once he alighted from his train.

"Valls, resign!"

Greeted by shouts of "Valls, resign!", whistles, jeers and 'quenelles', the controversial Dieudonné gesture, were launched at the Minister.

It was quite a provocative demonstration against the man who sent a circular to all Department Prefects on Monday, paving the way for the banning of all performances by the controversial comedian.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=8ZF00jY7FM8

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For the record, Dieudonné's mom is from Brittany.

[Carmody]

This whole thing.... coming from the 'righteous republic' that started a slaughter in Mali, in order to get the missing gold they cannot produce, in order to give it back to Germany. They decided that they need to kill and control in Mali, for at least six years, in order to get that done.

The rate of gold production in Mali would take them six years of controlling the country, in order to get Germany's demanded gold back to them. Exactly the same amount of time they told Germany it would take to pay them back.

A war for gold they owe to someone else.

Insane.

[Flash]

Posted by Carmody (here)
This whole thing.... coming from the 'righteous republic' that started a slaughter in Mali, in order to get the missing gold they cannot produce, in order to give it back to Germany. They decided that they need to kill and control in Mali, for at least six years, in order to get that done.

The rate of gold production in Mali would take them six years of controlling the country, in order to get Germany's demanded gold back to them. Exactly the same amount of time they told Germany it would take to pay them back.

A war for gold they owe to someone else.

Insane.

The people of that fighteous republic seem to agree with you Carmody, therefore the huge finger showing up, the size of an arm. I sincerely wish American people would start doing the same.

[Carmody]

Another one of the greats:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=p3SemYQH-8o

[Hervé]

It seems that Mr. M'bala M'bala has gone over to the side of uncontrollable opposition...

From SOTT.net

In 2010, Press TV interviewed Dieudonné M'bala M'bala, French actor and comedian, about his run-in with the Zionist lobby in France and his efforts to stand up for freedom of speech.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=p2tngwutC9U

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=mN2suxjrL50

(French, English voice over)

[Hervé]

For those who happened to have watched and listen to the above videos and regarding Dieudo's statements about the slave trades and other sore thumbs sticking out:

For example, we have Holocaust museums in the Western world dedicated to those who have died in Nazi Germany, but we have not a single Holocaust museum dedicated to the peasants in Soviet Russia, to the Christians who were massacred during the Armenian genocide, to the Chinese who died in World War II, to the precious people who lost their lives in the Middle East, etc.

In other words, the Soviets, the Christians, the Armenian, the Chinese, the Iraqis, are just an afterthought in the Zionist scheme of things.

We also have Civil Rights museums.[20] How many museums do we have for the European people who got sold into slavery in Africa and other parts of the world?

By the way, the word slavery itself came from the Slav, and it found its place in our language precisely because the Slavic people were being sold into slavery by other Europeans for no less than six centuries.[21]

In order to be fair and honest, those issues need to be discussed rationally, historically, and with a love for the truth. And this is where we will pick up in the next two articles.


Jonas E. Alexis

If one is inclined to learn some bare facts on the slave trades, here are John E. Alexis three part article:

The Problem of Slavery in Western Culture (Part I)

Jewish Slavery in Western Culture (Part II)

Jewish Slavery in Western Culture (Part III)


I do not know where Dieudonné got his dots to connect but, all I can conclude is that, whatever the dots are; their connecting reveal very similar pictures staring at one's face.

[Hervé]

French appeal court upholds ban on 'antisemitic' comic Dieudonné's show

Top French court upholds original ban on Dieudonné M'bala M'bala after lower court ruled performance could go ahead
Reuters in Paris

theguardian.com, Thursday 9 January 2014 18.44 GMT

French interior minister Manuel Valls, left, who has blocked a perfomance of the 'racist' French comedian Dieudonné, right.
Photograph: Georges Gobet/AFP/Getty

A top French court has upheld a ban on the opening night show of Dieudonné M'bala M'bala, a comedian who is known by his stage name Dieudonné and whom the government accuses of insulting the memory of Holocaust victims, according to the text of its ruling.

Critics say the comic's trademark straight-arm gesture is a Nazi salute in reverse. Dieudonné, 46, says it is anti-Zionist and anti-establishment, but not antisemitic. He has been repeatedly fined for hate speech.

The French interior minister, Manuel Valls, had been leading the effort to stop the comedian's national tour but a lower court overturned the ban earlier on Thursday. Valls immediately appealed against the ruling.

Judges in the Council of State, France's highest administrative court, decided on Thursday to maintain the ban on the comedian performing the first night of his national tour in the western city of Nantes, despite a challenge by his lawyers saying his freedom of expression had been breached.

[Hervé]

SOTT.net update:

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20:10 CET

According to Dieudonné's Facebook page, this decision has been handed down at the very last minute. Thousands of spectators are already at the venue, Dieudonné is inside and has asked to be allowed outside to address the crowd but the police won't let him. The authorities are requesting that people return to their homes and Dieudonné has also pleaded with them to remain calm and sing the Marseillaise...

20:20 CET

Dieudonné is now also asking that people to return to their homes following reports that violence has broken out...


Spoiling for a fight: The French govt mobilized hundreds of militarized police to 'ensure' public order


Thousands of spectators were disappointed to learn that the French govt has no sense of humor



20:30 CET

In another Facebook update, Dieudonné has again asked people to calmly leave the scene, explaining that a violent confrontation is what the government is looking for.

[araucaria]

Posted by Amzer Zo (here)
It seems that Mr. M'bala M'bala has gone over to the side of uncontrollable opposition...

From SOTT.net

In 2010, Press TV interviewed Dieudonné M'bala M'bala, French actor and comedian, about his run-in with the Zionist lobby in France and his efforts to stand up for freedom of speech.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=p2tngwutC9U

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=mN2suxjrL50

(French, English voice over)

Thank you Amzer Zo. These videos date from 2010 and the man Dieudonné describes as the worst of the Zionists is Sarkozy, a right-winger. Hence Gilad Atzmon's very recent interview aimed mostly at the left, who happen to be in power right now, is a little off target, to the extent that Zionism is precisely the undercurrent that makes a mockery of the right/left divide.

Edit to add: Personally, I find him much more persuasive doing a serious interview. Without the serious presentation of his position, some of his humour is definitely open to be taken the wrong way - not just an irreverent allusion to the 'final solution' but also an irreverent allusion to the christian eucharist. The trouble with blasphemy is that it is only a sin for believers. You cannot really be blasphemous otherwise. But in both cases, the desire to shock can sometimes be counter-productive, it is a calculated risk.

[Hervé]

Dieudonné ban "a victory for French Republic", declares Manuel Valls: Poll shows 95% of France disagrees with Interior Minister, jeered by large crowd in Brittany

RTL.fr Fri, 10 Jan 2014 07:16 CST


Manuel Valls

Translated by SOTT.net

Traveling in Brittany, the Interior Minister has welcomed the decision of the Council of State [Conseil d'État] to prohibit the performance of the comedian in Nantes. "We cannot tolerate hatred," he said.

So Dieudonné did not ultimately play in Nantes on Thursday evening, and the Minister of the Interior can only be happy with himself that his efforts to ban Dieudonné's shows have been successful. "We can not tolerate hatred of the other, racism, anti-Semitism, or Holocaust denial. This is not possible. That's not France," he said as he journeyed onwards from Rennes to Brest, a few minutes after the decision of the State Council.

The highest administrative court in the country has strengthened the government's intention to ban all of Dieudonné's shows. "This is a victory for the Republic," said Manuel Valls. "My fight against this nauseous character continues," added the minister, who also called for Dieudonné's fans who wanted to see the show in Nantes to return home. The minister also said: "The highest court in our country has spoken ​​clearly; it is a victory for the Republic."

The Council of State canceled Thursday night the earlier decision of the Administrative Court of Nantes, confirming for the first time ever the prohibition of a comedy show in France. The Interior Minister Manuel Valls had petitioned to the highest administrative court in France in the afternoon to challenge immediately the decision of the Administrative Court of Nantes.

Comment: And what did the people of France think of Valls' "victory for the Republic"?

[Click to enlarge] This mainstream media poll asked online readers to vote yes or no to the question: 'Dieudonné show ban: Victory for the Republic?' 5,000 people voted; 95% said 'NON!'

Meanwhile Valls has been chased around Brest by an even larger crowd than he encountered getting off the train in Rennes earlier this week:

[Flash]

This is utterly ridiculous. No way the French government is not trying to incite violence, no way. THey are inciting violence, this is a test.

This minister should be banned for life, from France and please do not send him in Québec.

[Hervé]

... et c'est pas fini... the saga goes on...

As local authorities ban his next show in Tours, French Interior Minister Manuel Valls seeks to ban comedian Dieudonné from Internet

Hugh Carnegy
Financial Times Fri, 10 Jan 2014 14:33 CST

French Jews seek their hero's autograph

France's government has vowed to pursue its campaign against a comic accused of anti-Semitism on to the internet after winning legal backing for its action to ban his live shows.

In the latest move in an affair that has escalated into a major national controversy, Manuel Valls, the interior minister, said "the law must be able to act" against the online publication of what he called the "racist and anti-Semitic speech" of Dieudonné M'bala M'bala.

"We cannot let this speech spread. We must discuss this with [internet] operators," he said, although he acknowledged this was "not simple, legally".

The government's aggressive pursuit of Dieudonné, as he is known, has been broadly supported by anti-racist campaigners and politicians of both mainstream left and right, especially mayors of towns and cities where the comedian has booked tour dates over the coming weeks.

But the unleashing of the full force of the state against a figure relatively low-profile until the past two weeks has prompted concern that the government has overreacted, fuelling support for the comic.

On Thursday night, about 6,000 mainly young people who had bought tickets for Dieudonné's opening tour date in the western city of Nantes loudly cheered their support for him after the show was cancelled at the last minute following a ruling by the Council of State, the highest administrative court.

Full article: http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/85a2dcba-7...#axzz2q1uOd9wZ

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... doesn't make sense, such vindictiveness, right?

... except when one sees it as a candidate defending his thesis for a PhD (President candidacy) in front of a jury whose pockets are full of grants (bankers backed election campaign...)... sort of saying, "let me demonstrate to you how it can be boldly and bluntly enforced!"

[Flash]

Here it is starting, banning someone from internet for his opinions - interesting. I Wonder how they will proceed. He could post from abroad.

No Young people will go with this. Excellent for global awakening.

A comedian will be the 21st style martyr.

This cannot describe anything else than a dictature.