Hollande stance ending Russian sanctions tied to Paris Charlie Hebdo attack

[cursichella1]

Some thoughtful speculation that ties France President Hollande's 1/5/15 calls to end Russian sanctions to the Charlie Hebdo attack in Paris yesterday.

Here's Dr. Joseph P. Farrell on the subject (topic starts at 2:09 on video):

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=7Rr0heFcF4A

Original source of video from Dr. Farrell's web site

Link to blog Pennyforyourthoughts2.blogspot.com Paris Attack. France Broke. Olive branch extended to Russia, chopped?

Link to RT Hollande: “If Russia has a crisis, it is not necessarily good for Europe,” Hollande said during a two-hour interview with radio station France Inter. “I'm not for the policy of attaining goals by making things worse, I think that sanctions must stop now.”

Link to France24 - Hollande eyes end of Russian sanctions...(1/5/2015)

From Global Research "shows advanced military skills"

Another from Global Research "Terrorism or False Flag?"

And another "Just As The Islamic State (ISIL) Gets Exposed As A Fake US Enemy, A “Wag the Dog” Terrorist Attack in Paris?"

More U.S. Officials Claim French Authorities Killed One Suspect, Arrested Two Others In Charlie Hebdo Attack
Working class background of suspects does not explain professional military performance

And from Paul Craig Roberts Charlie Hebdo and Tsarnaev's Trial: Cui bono?

[A Voice from the Mountains]

People tend to get more offended when this stuff is brought up right after an event occurs, but then later more and more people realize they were lied to.

So I think people should really think about this criticially now, while it's still fresh in our minds, and still unfolding, before we come to some premature conclusion and let ourselves be railroaded again by the powers that be. All I'm seeing right now is France being given more and more reasons to hate Muslims and Arabs. Constantly in their news they're told about the massive amount of Arabic immigration to France, which really is occurring but apparently not at the rate that most people think it is. Some studies have shown that the French perception is significantly off from how much immigration is actually taking place.

It looks like divide and conquer all over again. Who benefits from suspicion and even open racism towards Arabic Muslims? Well the first two countries that come to my mind are Israel and the United States, but in reality I don't think these are entire governments doing these things so much as some rogue networks of mass-murdering criminals.

[Snookie]

Here is another article from one of my favourites - Pepe Escobar "Who Profits from Charlie?" He also makes a connection between Holande calling on Russian sanctions to end and this incident.

http://atimes.com/atimes/World/WOR-01-080115.html

He points out that this appeared to be a very well organized attack. I tend to think it was either Mossad or CIA, and if not some very well trained covert operatives from one or another 3 letter agencies.

[David Trd1]

I would suggest this man has more to do with the attacks than any other....

http://http://rt.com/news/208187-israel-france-grave-mistake/

Just a thought...

[A Voice from the Mountains]

Posted by David Trd1 (here)
I would suggest this man has more to do with the attacks than any other....

http://http://rt.com/news/208187-israel-france-grave-mistake/

Just a thought...

My thoughts are in that direction too, though it could be a message sent just for the general direction France is taking. France is beginning to turn its back on the US and Israel and is looking more towards the BRICS nations. France has always seemed to have fairly good relations with Brazil and is trying to warm up to Russia and China as well. The Chinese president was in France a few months ago for business.

That France was trying to step away from the anti-Arab agenda that the US and Israel are promoting is a part of that. Germany seems ambivalent (maybe for very smart political reasons), playing both sides right now, but if Germany moves towards the BRICS nations then you can bet that France will easily follow. France seems it may even be more eager to move towards the BRICS nations than Germany is at the moment.