Sunday, January 11, 2015

France: 'I am not Charlie,' Jean-Marie Le Pen says

Former head of far-right Front National party slams Charlie Hebdo memorial, says he's 'touched by deaths of 12 French compatriots' but says they 'enemies of the party.'



"I am not Charlie," the former leader of the French far-right Front National (FN) party Jean-Marie Le Pen said on Saturday, referring to the popular phrase and hashtag currently trending on social media in solidarity with the victims of the Charlie Hebdo massacre.


Jean-Marie Le Pen: "These were the enemies of the FN who only recently demanded the party's dissolution" (Photo: MCT)
Jean-Marie Le Pen: "These were the enemies of the FN who only recently demanded the party's dissolution"
Le Pen lamented the deaths of 12 "compatriots" that took place during the attack on Wednesday, but slammed a rally slated to be held in memory of its victims on Sunday as being "orchestrated by the media", Le Figaro news site reported. The FN was not invited to the rally, which a number of world leaders are expected to attend.
"Today, everyone is saying: 'We are all Charlie, I am Charlie.' Well, I'm sorry, but I'm not Charlie," Le Pen said. "I am touched by the deaths of 12 French compatriots whose political identity I don't even want to know – although I know it well enough already. These were the enemies of the FN who only recently demanded the party's dissolution."

The FN was not invited to the Charlie Hebdo solidarity march in Paris, which was organized by French President Francois Hollande and opposition leader Nicolas Sarkozy.
Marine Le Pen: "I will not go where I am not wanted" (Photo: Reuters)
Marine Le Pen: "I will not go where I am not wanted" (Photo: Reuters)

Current FN leader said she "regretted" not being invited to the "Republican march" and said she would have been happy to attend.  "I will not go where I am not wanted," she told AFP on Friday.
“I was ready to participate and I was very sincere about my desire to pay homage (to the victims of the Paris massacre),” said Le Pen.
The FN party in May won 25 percent of the French vote in the European Parliamentary elections and has emerged as a major contender for the presidential election in 2017.

"The Socialist Party has screwed up the opportunity to show respect to the victims and also with regards to freedom of expression and freedom of opinion by excluding a political movement which came out on top in the last election," Le Pen said.
She then accused Hollande and Sarkozy of organizing the march for political reasons.
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4613491,00.html 

 

France's National Front marches alone to defend 'liberty'

France's far-right National Front (FN) held a demonstration of its own against terrorism on Sunday, after being excluded from a massive unity rally in Paris.
Party leader Marine Le Pen led a demonstration in the FN-controlled southern town of Beaucaire after denouncing what she called the "exclusion" of her party from Paris march, which drew more than a million people in solidarity with the 17 victims of terror attacks this week.
Though debate had raged among French political leaders over whether the generally ostracised FN should be allowed to participate alongside other parties in the Paris demonstration against terrorism, Le Pen claimed she and her supporters had been shunned even though President Francois Hollande had invited "all citizens" to participate.
Leading a thousand FN marchers in Beaucaire, Le Pen thanked the crowd "for being here and reminding us of the values of liberty," saluting them from beneath a banner reading "I Am Charlie -- Homage to the victims of terrorism."
The slogan contrasted with the flat rejection Saturday by her father and FN founder, Jean-Marie Le Pen, to associate with the "#JeSuisCharlie" (IAmCharlie) slogan which expresses unqualified solidarity the satirical Charlie Hebdo newspaper targeted by Islamist attackers who killed 12 people Wednesday.
"Sorry, but I'm not Charlie," the elder Le Pen told the Beaucaire crowd in a video message, echoing his long-standing hostility towards the paper that frequently singled him out for merciless satire.
During a press conference later Sunday, Le Pen senior deployed his notorious use of mocking humour to disparage the national march and politicians leading it, by referring to them as "charlots" -- the French nickname for Charlie Chaplin that also means "clown."
"All these people are marching with the placard 'I Am Charlie,' when they're actually 'charlots' responsible for the decadence of France," Le Pen said, adding that French and European leaders "bear the responsibility for what happened" in the attacks by failing to address rising immigration and halting integration of foreigners.
He said he felt compassion for his "fellow citizens" killed in the attack, but railed against the "anarcho-Trotskyist spirit" of Charlie Hebdo which he derided as corrosive to "political morality".

Friday, January 09, 2015

What Charlie Hebdo actually stood for and the faux 'free speech' outrage that is current World wide.......

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French cartoonist Sine on trial on charges of anti-Semitism over Sarkozy jibe

A Left-wing cartoonist is to go on trial on Tuesday on charges of anti-Semitism for suggesting Jean Sarkozy, the son of the French president, was converting to Judaism for financial reasons.




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Maurice Sinet, 80, who works under the pen name Sine, faces charges of "inciting racial hatred" for a column he wrote last July in the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo. The piece sparked a summer slanging match among the Parisian intelligentsia and ended in his dismissal from the magazine.
"L'affaire Sine" followed the engagement of Mr Sarkozy, 22, to Jessica Sebaoun-Darty, the Jewish heiress of an electronic goods chain. Commenting on an unfounded rumour that the president's son planned to convert to Judaism, Sine quipped: "He'll go a long way in life, that little lad."
A high-profile political commentator slammed the column as linking prejudice about Jews and social success. Charlie Hebdo's editor, Philippe Val, asked Sinet to apologise but he refused, exclaiming: "I'd rather cut my balls off."
Mr Val's decision to fire Sine was backed by a group of eminent intellectuals, including the philosopher Bernard-Henry Lévy, but parts of the libertarian Left defended him, citing the right to free speech.
Last week, the anti-capitalist, anti-clerical Sine, who recently founded his own weekly magazine, Sine Hebdo, took Claude Askolovitch, the journalist who first accused him of anti-Semitism, to court for slander in a separate case.
"When I heard that I was being treated as anti-Semitic, my blood ran cold," he said during the trial, adding that if Mr Askolovitch had turned up in person, "it is not a trial he would have had but a head butt."
Sine is the defendant in Tuesday's court case in Lyon, southern France. The plaintiff is the anti-racism and anti-Semitism group, Licra.
The issue of anti-Semitism, already sensitive in a country still marked by the Alfred Dreyfus affair - the Jewish army captain wrongly accused of spying in the 19th century – has become even more charged in recent weeks due to Israel's Gaza offensive; France was hit by a series of anti-Semitic acts, including firebomb attacks on synagogues.
The young Mr Sarkozy, who is now the leader of his father's party in the president's old fiefdom, the chic Paris suburb of Neuilly-sur-Seine, has since married. He has denied converting to Judaism.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/france/4351672/French-cartoonist-Sine-on-trial-on-charges-of-anti-Semitism-over-Sarkozy-jibe.html

NWN: This is an example of the censorship that does exist and which includes the Charlie Hebdo people as well, as we well knew. Where was the international campaign and outrage back then in 2009 ?


Je suis Charlie ?   Well we are not !

Garron Helm vs. Charlie Hebdo: Elite versus non-elite mechanisms for censoring public discourse

Here is a sobering thought.  How many of those left-wing defenders of free speech who stood to remember the victims of Charlie Hebdo also condemned the PEGIDA (Patriotic Europeans against Islamization of the West) anti-Islamification rallies in Dresden over Christmas?  How many would have supported the counter-rallies in which the German government is doing so much to encourage?
What would the reaction of those same people have been if the targets had been members of anti-immigration Front Nationale or any other right wing or nationalist group.  We know the answer because of their reaction after the murders of Dutch anti-Islamisation campaigner Pym Fortuyn and film-maker Theo Van Gogh; sneers, contempt and an undisguised glee that the right-wing had got what it deserved.
And what of the victims themselves?  Indeed they were in many ways caricatures of the antifa campaigners who would go to the barricades to preserve mass immigration and the end of France.
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Take Stéphane Charbonnier, the editor of Charlie Hebdo, and one of the victims. He is of a kind you can find in every White country in the West.  A dedicated “antifascist” who occupied a crucial opinion-shaping position in the French media.  In fact, as Joshua Bonehill points out,  everybody killed in the attacks today would have almost certainly have been anti-White and left-Wing  and there’s a great irony behind that as well.
Another victim was cartoonist Georges Wolinski who had a strong Jewish identity and whose work appeared in a number of left-leaning publications besides Charlie Hebdo, including Liberation (which has agreed to allow Charlie Hebdo to use its offices in the wake of the murders).
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And it fell to one of the most unlikely voices to make a penetrating and uncomfortable observation.  Andjem Chaudhary is Fleet Street’s favourite firebrand Islamic preacher and a man said to have encouraged thousands of young Muslims to go on Jihad.
He tweeted: “If freedom of expression can be sacrificed for criminalising incitement and hatred, Why not for insulting the Prophet of Allah?”
He has a fair point. Why are we free to sneer and disparage Islam while criticism of the secular religion of the Holocaust is out of bounds?  In Britain Simon Sheppard has spent years behind bars for merely distributing Holocaust revisionist literature.
And not just the Holocaust, criticism of gay marriage, women priests, abortion and much else  are also off limits. Only a few months ago in Britain, Garron Helm, a 21-year-old Liverpool man, was jailed for insolence after he got into a Twitter spat with Luciana Berger, a Jewish female politician.
She had defended the previous Labour government’s policy of mass third world immigration against the wishes of the population. He had responded that you could always trust a Jew to show their colours eventually. For that he got a month in prison. If he had criticised Islam in such stark terms it is unthinkable he would have been prosecuted. One law for them, one for us.
And what use was Western freedom of speech to the people of Gaza when 3,000 were killed in the Israeli bombardment last year. How many know that seventeen journalists were among the dead?  Freedom of speech is not an issue when you can decide which stories are covered and which are not.
In a Europe where the mildest criticism of gay marriage or immigrants brings with it media-led howls for prosecution, the double standard towards Islam is glaring. In the end, as regular readers of the Occidental Observer will be only too aware, the freedom of speech issue is a complete red herring.
What matters is ethnic group power and as Lenin said “who? whom?” — which group is in a strong enough position to dish it out, and in the West these days there is no doubt who that is. A crisis like this is too good to waste. Before the blood has been swept away Jewish journalists were maximising this heaven-sent opportunity to stir up enmity.
The Jewish media and their puppets will be working hard to make sure that the debate stays framed around the issue of “extremist religion” by which they means both Christianity and Islam. They are desperate to avoid an ethnic dimension emerging, or that people start questioning the role of Jews in creating Third World immigration into the West.  Or calling attention to the strong support that the organized Jewish community has giving to implement laws censoring free speech related to ethnic conflict throughout the West. Heavens knows where those questions would lead.
In the Spectator (UK) Nick Cohen was working hard at this. “Undoubtedly there are white racists and Hindu nationalists who treat religion as a race and hate Muslims because they are Muslims. Their existence ought to present no problem to principled people, who should fight, criticise and satirise them with the same force and for the same reasons they fight religious obscurantism.”
One of the most penetrating observations came from TOO writer Mark Green in yesterday’s comments.  It is worth reading again.
Many (not all) of these ‘Muslims’ are Caucasoid people — often war refugees — from various nations with traditional customs and different levels of education. Some are black African. Yet the media makes no racial distinctions. Just one word: ‘Muslim’. …
These Muslims are not all barbaric and violent fanatics. Many are war refugees. But I agree that they are generally ill-suited for life in the West. But the same argument can be made of ‘Christians’ who hail from Mexico. It’s a race and language issue as much as anything. ‘Islam’ is one element among many.
But the irony here is that if these dead journalists ever tried to mock and ‘make fun of’ Jews the way they routinely derided Muslims, they would have been put in jail or ruined in a different way far sooner. In the ‘free’ West, Jews destroy their enemies silently but quite effectively. No one says a word Incredibly, the Muslims know this better than most Christian Westerners do, since so many of us have been brainwashed via Jewish news and television our entire lives.
In fact, just being tarred as ‘anti-Semitic’ is enough to destroy people in the West. This is Jewish magic at work and it is a deplorable double standard that operates silently but profoundly. It is a taboo. It is all Kosher. And it is a cancer on Western Civilization as well as the Middle East. Just consider all the Zionist-friendly wars we’ve conducted there. Count the dead.
What if all the war dead from these recent wars were Jews?
Jewish-friendly taboos also infuriate Muslims who see and understand that Jews dominate the West and have a license to destroy Muslim nations by remote control. The average American, on the other hand, has no comprehension of this, as he’s been raised watching Jewish-made TV shows, news programs, comedies and Holocaust dramas.
These Muslim fanatics may be nutty and dangerous, but I still view them as victims of world Jewry which has become the primary mover/manipulator of world geopolitics.
Is this mass killing in Paris good for the Jews? Incredibly, yes. It makes unwitting Parisians think: ‘We’re all Israelis now’. Well it’s not true.
If the French simply declared this anti-Muslim ‘satire’ to be ‘anti-Semitic’ one year ago, no one in Paris would now be dead as the magazine would have been shut down. That’s the Jewish way. Censorship. Shame. Control.
Unfortunately for Muslims, they don’t have that kind power. And that also enrages them since they are constantly being bombed and invaded by the West and, once they arrive in the West, they get mocked and insulted here, as well. This double standard is a cancer. And I blame the Jews for it.
Jews however don’t have to deal with any of this. Many Jews probably pretend to be confounded by all this ‘Muslim anger’. Jewish sensibilities, on the other hand, are coddled by the French and the West in general. Israel gets rather special treatment, too. Jews have attained a license to kill. No wonder the Muslims are angry. They are powerless and unable to communicate the source of their rage to the hapless and Zionized cultures in Europe and America.
If we expel all the Muslims, then let’s expel the Jews as well, as they are the more fundamental cause of all this chaos and discord.
It’s really the difference between an elite strategy versus a non-elite strategy for controlling public discourse. As noted, the organized Jewish community has been the major force behind hate speech laws throughout the West. This implies influence over the legislative and executive process, dinners and rallies attracting prominent non-Jewish spokespeople, financial and career support for those who make alliances with them and strong, effective economic and social pressure on those who oppose their interests. In the U.S., where “hate speech” laws have made only minor inroads because of the First Amendment, there are dozens of cases of where activist Jewish organizations (mainly the ADL and the SPLC) have attempted to get people fired from their jobs for saying the wrong thing about Jews (“Jews control Hollywood“) or other non-White groups or about sexual non-conformists. Or saying things or having associations that edge too closely to explicitly advocating for White interests, as in the recent Steve Scalise/David Duke furor.
But these mechanisms are only open to an elite group. A non-elite group like immigrant Muslims in France has little choice but to engage in violence if they want to shut down speech they don’t like. Muslims can’t control the legislative process to put Charlie Hebdo out of business. Nor could they exert financial pressure on them or get them fired from their jobs.
So we will continue to be forced to listen to hypocritical media and politicians spouting sanctimonious encomiums about free speech (e.g., Jeffrey Goldberg’s (“Europe is under siege“) while continuing to favor restrictions on free speech that they don’t like. And the element of racial/ethnic conflict of interests that is at the heart of the problem of massive non-White immigration to the West, whether by Middle Easterners, Africans, or Latin Americans, will be obliterated from public consciousness. Welcome to the Orwellian West of the twenty-first century.

http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2015/01/elite-versus-non-elite-mechanisms-for-censoring-public-discourse/

NWN: What a kerfuffle. Is it all a false flag operation by such as Mossad ? Have some muslims actually done a major disaster to their own 'plans' here ?  Charlie Hebdo are just a very minor gang of leftists including as you would expect a number of jews. More info will come out, but by then, the attentions of the 'masses' will be focussed on some other rubbish such as 'Big Brothe'r or 'X-Factor'. They have similar rubbish broadcast in France. We bet there will be none of the 'terrorists' kept alive to stand trial ?

Wednesday, January 07, 2015

Cameron is on course for victory say bankers: Goldman Sachs tell investors strong economic growth and improved household incomes will help Tory cause

  • Goldman Sachs predicts a Conservative win in 2015 General Election
  • Analysts said recent economic growth will help Cameron remain PM 
  • But added 2015 election is 'more uncertain than any in a hundred years'
Britain's economic recovery has put David Cameron on course to remain Prime Minister after the General Election, investment bank Goldman Sachs has told clients.
In a note to investors, Goldman analyst Kevin Daly said strong economic growth and an improvement in household incomes would help the Tory cause.
But he cautioned that the political situation in the UK was unpredictable, with no party looking like securing an overall majority.
Keeping the crown: Goldman Sachs predicts that David Cameron, pictured at the first Cabinet meeting on Tuesday, will win the election thanks to strong economic growth and an improvement in household incomes
Keeping the crown: Goldman Sachs predicts that David Cameron, pictured at the first Cabinet meeting on Tuesday, will win the election thanks to strong economic growth and an improvement in household incomes
‘It is not an exaggeration to say that the outcome to this election is more uncertain than any in a hundred years,’ he said.
‘The likelihood of any party gaining an overall majority appears low, but we think the Conservative Party is marginally more likely than Labour to win the most seats and lead the next government.’
Mr Daly said the ‘unusually wide gap between the Conservatives and Labour in terms of perceived economic competence’ echoed the situation in 1992, when the Tories defied the polls to claim victory.
He went on: ‘Our economic forecasts – relatively strong growth, with a significant improvement in household disposable income – provide a backdrop that is likely to be favourable for the incumbent parties.’
Unsure: Goldman Sachs' analyst told clients that the outcome to the 2015 General Election is 'more uncertain than any in a hundred years'
Unsure: Goldman Sachs' analyst told clients that the outcome to the 2015 General Election is 'more uncertain than any in a hundred years'
The investment bank prides itself on the accuracy of its predictions, but Tory strategists are taking no chances and are said to be making contingency plans to fight a second general election this year.

CABLE SNUBBED FOR ALEXANDER 

Danny Alexander, the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, will be confirmed tomorrow as the Lib Dems’ main economics spokesman in a major snub to Business Secretary Vince Cable, who filled the role during the last election campaign.
Senior figures warn that another coalition with the Liberal Democrats could be torpedoed by backbench MPs and, with polls pointing to a hung parliament, party sources say a unit has secretly begun work on a second election campaign for a vote that could take place within months of the one in May.
Even some senior ministers are known to be privately of the view that Mr Cameron should attempt to run a minority government, with a quick second general election, if the Conservatives again miss a majority but end up as the largest party. 

NWN: Well of course the bankers will support Bilderburg zionist Cameron ! He is their man.

Tuesday, January 06, 2015

Ex- leader of Rotherham council Jahangir Ahktar insults the death of Marlene Guest
 
British Nationalists were saddened to hear about the passing away of the BNP's courageous Marlene Guest, after losing her long battle with cancer.
Marlene was a well respected community activist, exposing Council corruption and child sexual slavery, by Muslim men in Labour-run Rotherham..
It has come to our attention that the ex-Deputy leader of Rotherham Council - Muslim Jahangir Akhtar, wrote a status on his Facebook page a very offensive message about Marlene, several days after her death.
Shockingly he wrote "Heard Marlene Guest has died. Will only say two words "Ding Dong"
Ding Dong was a sly reference to the classic 1939 film The Wizard of Oz, which was a song sung to celebrate the death of the witch, this derogatory reference was also used by the far-left to mock Margaret Thatcher's death last year.
It's crystal clear that Akhtar is still harbouring a grievance against Marlene, because she was instrumental in bringing to light the muslim grooming gangs that were operating with impunity in Rotherham (and beyond), not only exposing his fellow Muslims - but himself, where he had conspired to keep the scandal suppressed from the native people of Britain.
Akhtar had no choice but to resign from the Council, as the heat was beginning to be turned up on the criminal conspiracy operating in Rotherham Council.
Lawyers4Women said they were set to sue Rotherham Council for "systematic failure to protect them from sexual abuse by predatory men", a complete an utter abomination of human rights. Everything Labour claim to stand for.
This is the type of sick, degenerate that has infected the Labour party, the traditional party for the white working classes. May they all bow their heads in shame!

Above, the offending Facebook status.

Above, Akhtars` status a few hours later. 



Above, Jahangir Akhtar.

Above, Akhtar with Rotherham MP, Sarah Champion

Above, Akhtar with Labour Party leader, Ed Miliband


Above, Akhatr with Lord Ahmed of Rotherham, Sarah Champion MP &the disgraced former Police & Crime Commissioner Shaun Wright. 

If any readers are also interested in this undesirable individual have a browse of this:

Final thought

Countless times we read about people being arrested for inappropriate social media comments and they get charged with `Misuse of the Communications Act`. Will this undesirable individual be arrested and charged with the same Act !!!

FEARS that SNP plan could make Scotland a soft touch for migrants

SCOTLAND could be swamped with thousands of extra asylum seekers under new SNP plans to change the country’s immigration laws.

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Humza Yousaf MSP supports relaxing restrictions on asylum seekers in Scotland
The Scottish Government has long insisted that it should be allowed to operate a more relaxed immigration system than the rest of the UK.
Now it plans to use increased devolved powers to set up a “new model of asylum services” which critics warn would attract “large numbers” of new immigrants to the country.
The new powers, proposed by the Smith Commission, could allow SNP ministers to make sweeping left-wing reforms to the way asylum seekers access financial support and homes at the expense of the taxpayer.
During the independence referendum, senior SNP figures promised that a Scottish Asylum Agency would be set up in an independent Scotland, while the Dungavel detention centre would be shut down.
They want to end both dawn raids and the practice of detaining asylum seekers whose applications to stay in the UK have been rejected.
In 2013, then External Affairs minister Humza Yousaf said that asylum seekers would be given the right to work in an independent Scotland while awaiting a decision on their application to stay in the country.
Concerns have been raised that these plans could now be carried out using the new devolved powers, making Scotland a “soft touch” for immigrants and burdening the country’s finances.
Campaigners said that a more relaxed system in Scotland could also act as a gateway into the rest of the UK, which is currently struggling to control levels of immigration.
Alp Mehmet, vice-chairman of Migration Watch UK, said: “Asylum and immigration are inextricably linked in the minds of most people. Any perception that there is a ‘softer’ system in Scotland could undermine public support for genuine refugees.
“It would almost certainly attract large numbers of claimants, as Sweden has found.
“Given that there are no border controls, asylum seekers – whether they are genuine or not – are very likely to head south to jobs and large immigrant communities.”
Sweden is currently the only country in the European Union which allows asylum seekers the right to work immediately.
It has seen the number of asylum applications rocket from 44,000 in 2012 to 74,000 last year.
A Scottish Government spokesman said: “We welcome the recognition in the Smith Commission’s report that Scotland needs powers on asylum, in particular different powers in Scotland for asylum seekers to access accommodation and financial support and advice.”
It came as the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon offered an olive branch to all those who voted No in the independence referendum by claiming that the SNP can help to “unite” the country.
She said: “Scotland only wins when the SNP wins.”

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/550216/FEARS-that-SNP-plan-could-make-Scotland-a-soft-touch-for-migrants 

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