The Washington Post has recently discovered that people in France hate the filthy Jews.

They are not amused.

“I am not an anti-Semite,” French comedian Dieudonné M’bala M’bala says with a devilish grin near the start of his hit show at this city’s Théâtre de la Main d’Or.

Then come the Jew jokes.

In front of a packed house, he apes Alain Jakubowicz, a French Jewish leader who calls the humor of Dieudonné, as he is known, tantamount to hate speech. While the comedian skewers Jakubowicz, Stars of David glow on screen and, as the audience guffaws, a soundtrack plays evoking the trains to Nazi death camps. In various other skits, he belittles the Holocaust, then mocks it as a gross exaggeration.

In a country where Jewish leaders are decrying the worst climate of anti-Semitism in decades, Dieudonné, a longtime comedian and erstwhile politician whose attacks on Jews have grown progressively worse, is a sign of the times. French authorities issued an effective ban on his latest show in January for inciting hate. So he reworked the material to get back on stage, cutting, for instance, one joke lamenting the lack of modern-day gas chambers.

But the Afro-French comedian, whose stage name is simply Dieudonné, managed to salvage other bits, including his signature “quenelle” salute. Across Europe, the downward arm gesture that looks like an inverted Nazi salute has now gone so viral that it has popVote Dieudonné for King of All Black People. Because he is the best black guy. Ever.ped up on army bases, in parliaments, at weddings and professional soccer matches. Neo-Nazis have used it in front of synagogues and Holocaust memorials. Earlier this year, bands of Dieudonné supporters flashed it during a street protest in Paris while shouting, “Jews, out of France!”

“Dieudonné is getting millions of views on his videos on the Internet and is spreading his quenelle,” said Roger Cukierman , president of the Council for Jewish Institutions in France. “Something very worrying is happening in France. This is not a good time for Jews.”

Dieudonné, Jewish leaders say, is a symptom of a larger problem. Here and across the region, they are talking of the rise of a “new anti-Semitism” based on the convergence of four main factors. They cite classic scapegoating amid hard economic times, the growing strength of far-right nationalists, a deteriorating relationship between black Europeans and Jews, and, importantly, increasing tensions with Europe’s surging Muslim population.

In Western Europe, no nation has seen the climate for Jews deteriorate more than France.

Anti-Semitism has ebbed and flowed both here and throughout the region since the end of World War II, with outbreaks of violence and international terrorism — particularly in the 1980s and early 2000s — often linked to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. But Jewish leaders here are now warning of a recent and fundamental shift tied to a spurt of homegrown anti-Semitism.

Yes, it has gotten to this level: police in Europe are now physically attacking those who peacefully protest that which is not to be protested.

The Jews.  They are not to be protested.

From Israel National News:

Riot police in Brussels Sunday used water cannon to disperse a crowd defying a ban on a gathering of controversial far-right figures including French comic Dieudonne, which critics called an “anti-Semitic hatefest”.

Citing a threat to public order, the mayor of the Brussels district of Anderlecht banned both the meeting and any protests connected to it.

But organizers of the so-called “European Dissidents’ Congress” – a Brussels bookshop and a group called “Debout les Belges!” (Belgians, Rise up!) – urged supporters to head to the venue for “a surprise”, sparking the standoff with riot police.

“It’s over. Everyone should disperse calmly,” said Laurent Louis, the 34-year-old far-right lawmaker and founder of “Debout les Belges”, after police forcefully broke up the crowd of about 500 protesters without making arrests.

“They’re coming down on us, I don’t want any injured,” Louis told the crowd, though about 40 supporters remained outside the venue later.

The event was to bring together a string of far-right figures, including the comedian Dieudonne M’bala M’bala, who has faced repeated accusations of anti-Semitism, Holocaust denial and incitement to racial hatred.

Dieudonne, a longtime cult figure in France, shot to a wider notoriety when footballer Nicolas Anelka performed the comic’s signature quennelle gesture during a match in Britain.

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The organizers immediately challenged the ban before Belgium’s state council, which was to issue a fast-track ruling, and around 200 supporters and critics of the event had rallied in Anderlecht early Sunday afternoon, many performing the quenelle.

The Belgian League against anti-Semitism, LBCA, Friday filed a complaint before the Brussels prosecutor against what it called “a day of hate, that would serve as a platform for the worst gathering of anti-Semite authors, theorists and propagandists that our country has seen since the end of World War II.”

The Nazi-hunting Simon Wiesenthal Centre rallied behind the calls for a ban, dubbing the event an “anti-Semitic hatefest”.

“The fact that this hatefest is to be held in Brussels, the capital of Europe, the seat of its Parliament… is a threat to democracy reminiscent of the 1920s Weimar Republic, which brought Europe to the Nazi abyss,” the centre’s director for international relations Shimon Samuels warned in a statement. Louis had remained defiant despite the ban.

The Nazi abyss is coming back, Jew, because you brought it back.  Hitler was only ever a response to your behavior.

It is simply unfathomable that the Jews presently hold such power as to tell governments of Europe to physically attack their own citizens for disagreeing with their policies. Note that this wasn’t even a general Antisemitic protest, it was specifically aimed at the government of Israel.

Water Cannons are the last thing they use before bullets. And after they use bullets, you win.

I guess it is good that everyone else hates the Jews as much as we do.

But they really only hate them in theory, don’t they? In practice, they agree with the main part of the Jew agenda, which is the flood of White nations with gross hordes of savages.

From the Telegraph:

Nicolas Anelka is under investigation by the Football Association for a gesture which was condemned by the French Sports Minister as a “shocking, disgusting” display of anti-semitism.

Anelka celebrated a goal for West Bromwich Albion’s against West Ham United with a quenelle gesture, a salute invented by the controversial comedian Dieudonné M’Bala M’Bala, a friend of the French striker.

The quenelle, which consists of placing one hand on to the opposite shoulder and pointing the other arm straight downwards, has been described as a form of Nazi salute by Jewish groups in France, although those who use it have insisted it is merely an anti-establishment gesture.

Anelka issued a message via Twitter on Saturday night in which he said the gesture was a dedication to Dieudonné. It read: “This gesture was just a special dedication to my comedian friend.