The Old Man died, aged 96.

It’s about the worst time he could have died, because he lived to see his daughter ruin his legacy, but not long enough to see her get elected.

It’s a very old age, 96.

Euronews:

Jean-Marie Le Pen, founder of the French far-right Front National party, now known as National Rally (RN), has died at 96.

The founder and longtime leader of the French far-right Front National party, since rebranded as the National Rally (RN), Jean-Marie Le Pen, died on Tuesday, his family said.

He was 96.

In a statement on Tuesday, National Rally called Le Pen a “courageous and talented politician” who “was determined to serve his country without fail.”

Le Pen was a polarising political figure known for his extreme views on immigration, his trademark nationalism and his theatrical oratory skills.

He founded the Front National party in 1972. At first, the party garnered little attention and his own bid for presidency won less than 1% of the vote in 1974.

A decade later, a surge of support saw his party win 10% of the vote in the 1984 European elections, where Le Pen won an MEP seat which he would hold for more than 30 years.

Le Pen with his daughters

Labelled by his critics as an extremist, Le Pen was convicted several times for his remarks, including denying the Holocaust and proposing to forcibly isolate people with AIDS.

In 1990, he was famously convicted for a remark he made on radio three years earlier in which he referred to Nazi gas chambers as a “detail in World War II history.” He doubled down on his comments in 2016, leading to another conviction.

Le Pen said of himself as being: “ni droite, ni gauche, français”, or “not right, not left, French”.

It’s a good message.

He will be missed.

Editor’s Note: This is more evidence that smoking doesn’t kill you. Le Pen lived to be 96, which I would hope is longer than anyone wants to live. If you are planning to live that long, you gotta stay fit.

It’s time for these “people” to pack up and roll out.

No one wants them. They’ve brought nothing but pain and destruction and it’s time they went home.

Remix:

A new poll shows that nearly a majority of French people do not want any immigration at all, both legal and illegal.

The poll from CSA, which was conducted for Europe 1, CNews and the Journal du Dimanche, showed that 48 percent of French people want zero immigrants coming — that means not a single migrant entering French territory. That is a 7-point jump compared to the same poll conducted in October 2021. In that previous poll, only 41 percent of French said they were in favor of zero immigration.

Notably, the poll shows that young people and women — the two groups arguably most affected by mass immigration — are quickly turning against the idea of more immigrants. In fact, more women were in favor of zero migration than men, with 53 percent of women in favor versus 44 percent of men. In France, the professionals and white-collar class, designated as (CSP+), shows that 45 percent of this group wants zero immigration.

The highest percentage for zero immigration were 18-24 year-olds, with 55 percent of these French youth for zero immigration. Meanwhile, the lowest support was among the 65+ group, with 54 percent of this group being against the policy of zero migration.

The 25-34-year-old group was at 49 percent in favor of zero migration, 5-49-year-olds at 48 percent and, 50-64-year-olds at 51 percent.

As was seen in national elections earlier this year, it was the baby boomers that saved French President Emmanuel Macron from electoral defeat, with this group overwhelmingly voting for the pro-migration president. In turn, the anti-immigration Marine Le Pen over-performed with the youth. However, currently polling shows that she is the most popular candidate in the country and if elections were held today, she would be chosen as France’s new leader. She is, however, facing a criminal trial that could bar her from electoral politics — a move criticized as a disaster for democracy.

The poll also found that 82 percent of National Rally supporters want zero immigration, while for the left parties combined — PS, the Greens, and LFI — only 21 percent were for zero immigration and 79 percent were against.

Yes, the baby boomers strike again, saving their beloved niggers, keeping the whites in chains.

These boomers are still alive and they are intent on burning everything down before they go.

“Forever” is a big word

Le Pen isn’t likely to be shut down for the same reason Trump wasn’t shut down: she’s a Zionist who offers an escape valve to a system that has created too much steam.

Still, this scandal is as stupid as anything Trump was charged with.

It will presumably secure her a spot as president.

BBC News:

The Paris prosecutor has asked for a prison sentence of five years and a five-year ban from political office for far-right leader Marine Le Pen in an illegal party funding case.

Nicolas Barret asked for the ban to become effective immediately after the verdict, even if the defence team appeals, ruling Le Pen out of standing again for president in 2027.

She and more than 20 other senior party figures are accused of hiring assistants who worked on party business, rather than for the European Parliament which paid them.

Le Pen, who denies the charges, told reporters the requested sentence was an “outrage”, and accused the prosecution of trying to “ruin” her National Rally (RN) party.

“I think the prosecution’s wish is to deprive the French people of the ability to vote for whom they want,” she said after the hearing in the French capital, where she is on trial with 24 other defendants.

Le Pen then went on to accuse the prosecutor of having a tiny dick

Le Pen was defeated by Emmanual Macron at the last presidential election in 2022 by 58.55% to 41.45% but RN is the biggest among the numerous parties in the National Assembly.

As well as the prison sentence and ban from political office, a fine of €300,000 (£249,000; $319,000) is being sought against the RN leader.

The proposed prison sentence is “convertible” and France’s AFP news agency says that Le Pen “would not necessarily go to prison”.

However, the ban on political office would take effect immediately and would not be delayed by the appeals process, as some had been expecting.

The prosecutor asked for the ban to apply to all 25 defendants.

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According to the prosecution case, Le Pen presided over a system for several years in which RN staff members from Paris were “taken on” as EU parliamentary assistants in Brussels.

It is being argued in court that these RN officials rarely set foot in the EU parliament and had no role there.

Le Pen has argued that parliamentary assistants paid for by the Brussels assembly were naturally involved in politics because that was what drew them to the job in the first place.

What even is this?

People work in offices.

This is almost what you would do if you wanted her popularity to surge to new heights, no?

How many of the people who do non-stop rioting in Paris ever get charged with anything?

Le Pen isn’t likely to be shut down for the same reason Trump wasn’t shut down: she’s a Zionist who offers an escape valve to a system that has created too much steam.

Still, this scandal is as stupid as anything Trump was charged with.

It will presumably secure her a spot as president.

BBC News:

The Paris prosecutor has asked for a prison sentence of five years and a five-year ban from political office for far-right leader Marine Le Pen in an illegal party funding case.

Nicolas Barret asked for the ban to become effective immediately after the verdict, even if the defence team appeals, ruling Le Pen out of standing again for president in 2027.

She and more than 20 other senior party figures are accused of hiring assistants who worked on party business, rather than for the European Parliament which paid them.

Le Pen, who denies the charges, told reporters the requested sentence was an “outrage”, and accused the prosecution of trying to “ruin” her National Rally (RN) party.

“I think the prosecution’s wish is to deprive the French people of the ability to vote for whom they want,” she said after the hearing in the French capital, where she is on trial with 24 other defendants.

Le Pen then went on to accuse the prosecutor of having a tiny dick

Le Pen was defeated by Emmanual Macron at the last presidential election in 2022 by 58.55% to 41.45% but RN is the biggest among the numerous parties in the National Assembly.

As well as the prison sentence and ban from political office, a fine of €300,000 (£249,000; $319,000) is being sought against the RN leader.

The proposed prison sentence is “convertible” and France’s AFP news agency says that Le Pen “would not necessarily go to prison”.

However, the ban on political office would take effect immediately and would not be delayed by the appeals process, as some had been expecting.

The prosecutor asked for the ban to apply to all 25 defendants.

…

According to the prosecution case, Le Pen presided over a system for several years in which RN staff members from Paris were “taken on” as EU parliamentary assistants in Brussels.

It is being argued in court that these RN officials rarely set foot in the EU parliament and had no role there.

Le Pen has argued that parliamentary assistants paid for by the Brussels assembly were naturally involved in politics because that was what drew them to the job in the first place.

What even is this?

People work in offices.

This is almost what you would do if you wanted her popularity to surge to new heights, no?

How many of the people who do non-stop rioting in Paris ever get charged with anything?

This was obviously something that was prepared before she won the election, then dropped after the massive victory.

In a democracy, when the wrong party wins, they get investigated and destroyed by the state.

These are the values of who we are.

Breitbart:

French populist leader Marine Le Pen is facing an investigation into alleged campaign finance violations in relation to her 2022 presidential run against Emmanuel Macron.

Fresh off her anti-mass migration National Rally (RN) party’s best-ever performance in a legislative election, winning 143 seats in the National Assembly — the best ever for the party — it has been revealed that the Paris prosecutor’s office has opened a judicial investigation into alleged illegal financing of Marine Le Pen’s 2022 presidential campaign.

The investigation, which was opened on July 2nd — just two days after her party won the first round of the snap legislative elections — will probe alleged fraud, forgery, and a potentially illegally accepted loan, broadcaster BFMTV reports.

Responding to the report a top RN official told the AFP: “We don’t know what the facts are. We had the information of the opening of this investigation, like everyone else, this (Tuesday) morning on BFMTV”

“I am very surprised because the campaign account was validated in December 2022 and repaid in February 2023,” he added.

Le Pen is already facing criminal prosecution over allegations that she and other members of her party fraudulently established fake employees in the European Parliament to divert money to fund political activities in France.

If convicted the populist leader could face up to ten years in prison as well as a ban on running for public office, potentially blocking her from running in the 2027 presidential election.

Yeah, they might do that.

I don’t know.

I don’t really think anyone is all that afraid of this bitch, and she has even more Jewish backing than Trump has.

We’ll keep an eye on this, but I’d be surprised if it goes anywhere.

It’s more something to just dangle over her head to keep her in line.

Does anyone ever go to prison over these non-stop riots happening in France?

Yeah so, Marine Le Pen finally dominated the elections in France.

I haven’t been following it that closely, because you know, whatever. I’m not really a big vote believer myself. I’m more of a Turbo Diesel Hilux kinda guy.

But I’m sure the election victory is good because it’s a sign that now that France is less than 60% French, French people decided they don’t really like immigrants. I think it would have been cool if they would have decided that like, 50 years ago, but I guess it’s cool they decided it now.

Anyway, yeah, I hear the riots by pro-Macron activists were mostly peaceful. Some fires. A lot of fires. Massive bonfires. Just pretty much burning everything.

But they remained peaceful. Mostly.

New York Post:

The streets of Paris became a war zone overnight Sunday as tens of thousands of left-wing rioters took to the streets in fiery opposition to the historic election victory by the country’s right-wing National Rally (NR).

Rioters smashed storefront windows, vandalized monuments and set massive bonfires in public squares after the election results revealed the party, headed by nationalist Marine Le Pen, took 33% of the vote in the decisive first round of France’s legislative elections.

Dark blue is Le Pen’s gang, red is the socialists, purple is Macron’s faggots

Stunning video spread widely online showed mass groups of demonstrators clashing with cops, launching fireworks that at times bathed city streets in an eerie blood-red glow.

Plumes of tear gas smoke wafted throughout the crowds as they battled it out in the streets with riot-gear clad police officers, the wild melee punctuated by the sounds of coughing and shattering glass.

A united bloc of left-leaning parties called the New Popular Front coalition nabbed 28% of the vote for a second-place finish, while incumbent President Emmanuel Macron’s centrist party scraped together just 20% of the vote.

The dead-last finish marked a stinging defeat for Macron, who called for the snap runoff election the day after his party was defeated by NR in June’s parliamentary elections as a Hail Mary attempt to thwart the NR’s continued rise.

But the ascent of right-of-center party in a free and fair election proved too much for many Paris youths to bear, who directed their anger toward vandalizing their own city’s landmarks and businesses.

Much like the US, France has been beset by an overwhelming influx of migrants in recent years. Le Pen’s promise to crack down on illegal immigration as a major campaign platform has clearly resonated with a wide swath of the nation’s electorate.

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Sunday’s voter turnout was up sharply over 2022’s tally, with 60% going to the polls compared to 39.4% last year.

French voters will return to the polls on July 7 for the second round, and if NR secures a majority in the country’s National Assembly, Macron will have to appoint a prime minister from the party, according to AP.

I assume Madam Le Pen herself will be the Prime Minister. I don’t know if she’s said.

What I do worry will happen is that Macron will end up having sex with her because he thinks she’s a tranny.

Snake Baker contributed to this article. 

The Jews had a good run with unlimited immigration. The floodgates were open totally in every white country since the end of the virus hoax. Everyone was distracted with various issues, and the hordes just poured in.

Now, every country is going to take one small step back.

The Guardian:

The French government is facing a political crisis after the health minister Aurélien Rousseau offered his resignation in protest over a hardline immigration bill.

Emmanuel Macron’s ruling centrist party was divided and soul-searching on Wednesday after a strict new immigration law was approved by parliament but contained so many hardline measures that the far-right Marine Le Pen claimed it as an “ideological victory” for her own anti-immigration platform.

Rousseau immediately offered his resignation in protest at the law, but the prime minister Élisabeth Borne did not say whether she would accept it. It was unclear whether other ministers would offer to resign.

The bill was originally intended to show that Macron could take tough measures on migration while keeping France open to foreign workers who could help the economy in sectors struggling to fill jobs.

His interior minister Gérald Darmanin had argued that the bill “protected the French”, saying the government had to take tough measures on immigration in order to stem the rise of Le Pen’s anti-immigration far-right National Rally, which is now the single biggest opposition party in parliament and polling in first position ahead of next year’s European elections.

But after opposition parties refused to even debate the immigration bill in parliament last week, a compromise text was swiftly drawn up by a special parliamentary committee. As a result, the centrist government put forward a much tougher, right-wing bill which reduced access to welfare benefits for foreigners, toughened rules for foreign students, introduced migration quotas, made it harder for the children of non-nationals born in France to become French, and ruled that dual nationals sentenced for serious crimes against the police could lose French citizenship.

So you’re basically postponing the French becoming a minority in France for a few years?

Hardcore fascism, Mussolini would be proud.

Within Macron’s centrist grouping, scores of MPs voted against the bill or abstained, revealing deep divisions particularly on the left of Macron’s own centrist Renaissance party. Sacha Houlié, a key figure on the left of Macron’s party, who had led the special committee on the law, voted against it.

Le Pen, leader of the anti-immigration, far-right National Rally party, said her party would vote in favour of the bill, calling it an “ideological victory”. The far-right MP Edwige Diaz described the bill as “incontestably inspired by Marine Le Pen”.

A key part of the bill was that some social security benefits for foreigners should be conditional on having spent five years in France, or 30 months for those with jobs. The left-wing opposition said this amounted to Macron copying the controversial central manifesto pledge of decades of far-right politics under Jean-Marie Le Pen and his daughter Marine Le Pen: the notion of “national preference” in which benefits and housing should be “for the French first”.

Elsa Faucillon, the communist MP, said the government was using the same words and ideas as the far-right, and going further than Giorgia Meloni in Italy.

Meloni quadrupled immigration, so… if you just tripled immigration, you still would not be going as far as Meloni.

It is “the most regressive bill of the past 40 years for the rights and living conditions of foreigners, including those who have long been in France,” about 50 groups including the French Human Rights League said in a joint statement.

These are actual members of the French parliament

The government argued that the bill also contained liberal measures such as regularising undocumented workers in sectors with labour shortages, including in the building industry, health and care sectors and hotels and restaurants.

Yeah, if they can just make it look like it’s not “destroying the country on purpose” for a little while, they’ll be fine.

Then they can open the floodgates again in another couple years.

We are being buried alive here.

What a stupid whore.

The Guardian:

The French far-right leader Marine Le Pen’s support of Israel in the wake of the Hamas attacks is being seen as part of a long-running drive to move her National Rally party away from its toxic, antisemitic past before a run for the presidency in 2027.

National Rally, which is the biggest opposition party in the French parliament and is polling ahead of Emmanuel Macron’s centrists for next year’s European elections, has firmly supported Israel’s right to defend itself since the Hamas attacks on 7 October and the ensuing bombardment of Gaza.

In a speech in parliament condemning what she called the “pogroms on Israeli soil” and attacking Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s leftwing La France Insoumise party for its “intolerable” stance in not classifying Hamas as a terror group, Le Pen was met with applause from parliamentarians from the traditional right and centre.

“Israel must be allowed to eradicate Hamas”

As she prepares to run for a fourth time for president in 2027, her anti-immigration party is promising to protect French Jews from what it calls the biggest danger: Islamism. Jordan Bardella, her party president, told French radio: “For lots of French Jews, the National Rally is a shield against Islamist ideology.”

France is highly sensitive to the Middle East conflict, with a community of about half a million Jews – the largest outside Israel or the US – and more than 800 antisemitic incidents recorded by police since October. France also has the biggest Muslim community in Europe.

Who brought all those Moslems there?

Who?

Marine Le Pen’s support of Israel has been seen by some commentators as a certain political opportunism. She has long sought to “normalise” her party and move it away from its jack-booted, antisemitic past, which was seen as a brake on the party’s new political ambitions. In 2015, Le Pen expelled her father, Jean-Marie Le Pen, the party founder, after he reiterated comments belittling the Holocaust, for which he has several convictions. She later changed the party name from the National Front to National Rally.

This didn’t help at all

In a highly symbolic move, several of Le Pen’s parliamentarians attended a march in Paris in October led by Jewish groups in support of Israel. This was a radical change from previous years. In 2018, Le Pen attempted to take part in a march commemorating Mireille Knoll, a Jewish pensioner killed in an antisemitic murder, but had to move aside amid comments by some of “Fascists out”.

Although Le Pen did not personally attend the Israel march, several National Rally politicians who are members of the parliament’s France-Israel friendship group quietly took part. Yonathan Arfi, head of the Crif, France’s umbrella group of Jewish organsiations, told Le Monde he would fight National Rally in the 2027 presidential election and had clearly not invited them or exchanged with them in a way that would legitimise them, but the street was open to everyone.

Jewish groups continue to express concerns about the anti-immigration, far-right party, including on policy questions such as a potential ban on ritual slaughter, including for kosher food, and whether or not Jewish people should be allowed to wear kippas in public.

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Cécile Alduy, a professor at Stanford University and a specialist on Le Pen’s party said: “The Front National has a long history of antisemitism: one of its founders was a Waffen SS [member] and Jean-Marie Le Pen has been convicted several times for denying or minimising the Holocaust, or for antisemitic slurs. Jean-Marie Le Pen also expressed sympathy for the Palestinian people in the 90s, and was against any alignment on the US’s politics in the Middle East.

“But the party has always supported the existence of Israel – the young Jean-Marie Le Pen was an admirer of the Suez operation in 1956, and after September 11, 2001, the far right started to see Israel as an enclave of the west within the Arab world, in a war of civilisations.”

Alduy said Marine Le Pen had tried several times in recent years to go to Israel and meet officials, which had been denied. Louis Aliot, the National Rally mayor of Perpignan, whose mother’s family has Jewish heritage, had particularly tried to build bridges with French-Israelis.

“The National Rally has started to target the supposed entrenched antisemitism of immigrants of Muslim heritage, and tried to buy a new virginity on that front by pretending to protect the Jewish community from them,” she said.

Alduy said: “Marine Le Pen is against a ceasefire, does not seem to support a humanitarian corridor, and her [MPs] have called Palestinian victims “collateral damage” necessary to entirely eliminate Hamas. This clearly signals a desire to contrast the National Rally’s absolute support for Israel against Islamists, [and] against the ambiguous position of some on the far left. It certainly plays into the National Rally’s narrative of normalisation.”

This isn’t even a good strategy.

Jews are never going to forgive her for being born of the seed of the best anti-Semite in Europe since Hitler. She’s not going to appeal to the Jews based on hating Moslems.

I understand that the centerpiece is anti-immigration, and that the immigrants are Moslems, but that really shouldn’t even be related. These are two totally separate issues.

Well, the link between them is that it is Israel that is responsible for the refugee crisis (although the core population of France’s Moslem bloc are not refugees at all), and the fact that the Jews are the ones who pushed for immigration.

The Jews are already leaving anyway. How many Jew voters are there?

Where are the French gonna emigrate to?

The real electoral strategy is to target what the French people are sympathetic to. You don’t even have to call for arming Hamas, but just don’t go out and say you support Israel.

It doesn’t make any sense.

Women are so retarded.

France is doomed because Marine, instead of a male sperm, won the sperm race – probably because Old Man Le Penn wasn’t eating enough fatty fish.

It’s the butterfly effect.

Jeez, Le French.

Have a bit of respect for the Moslems.

After all, they went through slavery… I mean the Holocaust… uh…. I mean they went through the Crusades.

They shouldn’t be criticized just because they burned down a few cities.

Jeez.

AP:

Widespread riots in France sparked by the police killing of a teenager with North African roots have revealed the depth of discontent roiling poor neighborhoods — and given a new platform to the increasingly emboldened far right.

The far right’s anti-immigration mantra is seeping through a once ironclad political divide between it and mainstream politics. More voices are now embracing a hard line against immigration and blaming immigrants not only for the car burnings and other violence that followed the June 27 killing of 17-year-old Nahel Merzouk, but for France’s social problems as well.

“We know the causes” of France’s unrest, Bruno Retailleau, head of the conservative group that dominates the French Senate, said last week on broadcaster France-Info. “Unfortunately for the second, the third generation there is a sort of regression toward their origins, their ethnic origins.”

Retailleau’s remarks, which drew accusations of racism, reflect the current line of his mainstream party, The Republicans, whose priorities to keep France “from sinking durably into chaos” include “stopping mass immigration.”

“As soon as we want to be firm,” Retailleau said Tuesday on RTL radio, “they say, ‘Oh la la. Scandal! The fascists are arriving! You’re like the National Rally,’” the main far-right party. “We’re sick of being politically correct.”

His response marked the latest fracture in a crumbling concept dubbed the “Republican Front,” under which French parties, whatever their political color, used to stand together against the far right.

By linking immigration to the riots, Retailleau violated France’s near-sacred value of universality by which all citizens, whatever their origin, are recognized only as French.

The far right appeared to capitalize on a sudden shift in the national mood to make further inroads: Shock and horror at Merzouk’s death quickly morphed into shock and horror at the violent unrest, which spread from the outskirts of major urban areas to cities to small-town France. In just four days, an extreme-right crowdfunding campaign raised more than 1.5 million euros ($1.6 million) for the family of the police officer accused of killing Nahel.

Far-right figures have long blamed immigration from majority Muslim North Africa, and some immigrants’ failure to assimilate into French culture, for France’s social problems.

“We suffer an immigration that is totally anarchic,” the National Rally’s Marine Le Pen, the leading far-right figure in France, said last week on France 2 television. She claimed the riots were the work of “an ultra-majority of youth who are foreign or of foreign origin,” and said there was “a form of secession of these youths from French society.”

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President Emmanuel Macron’s centrist government took a tough line against the recent violence, but disputes Le Pen’s characterization of those who rioted, with Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin stressing that only 10% were foreigners. At a Senate hearing last week, he noted that some children with immigrant roots enter the police force.

Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne criticized the GoFundMe campaign for the police officer’s family as unhelpful in tense times. But its success appeared to reflect a clamor for security, another prize issue of the far right.

Jean Messiha, a former official in the National Rally and the upstart hard-right Reconquest party, called the enormous response to the fund that he started a “tsunami” in support of law enforcement officers “who in a certain way fight daily so that France remains France.”

The French far right has many faces, inside and outside the political sphere, ranging from the National Rally to Eric Zemmour’s Reconquest, whose vice president is Le Pen’s niece Marion Marechal. Both Zemmour and Marechal espouse the racist “great replacement” theory that there is a plot to diminish the influence of white people and replace cultures, particularly through immigration.

On France’s fringe is an ultra-rightist movement, which includes conspiracy theorists, whose potential for violence worries authorities.

“The terrorist risk it engenders has grown in recent years within Western democracies — France, in particular,” Nicolas Lerner, head of France’s internal security agency, DGSI, said in a rare interview published in Le Monde newspaper. The ultras believe, he said, that they must do the job of the state in protecting Europe from terrorists and the “great replacement,” and one way to do that is to “precipitate a clash to have a chance to win while there is still time.”

Wait, so the people who think the government should protect the people from terrorists are terrorists for thinking that?

Is that what I just read?

I wonder if “Lerner” is a Jewish name?

That’s a joke, by the way – it is definitely a Jewish name. Obviously.

I can’t believe they are doing this “only 10% are foreigners” bit.

That is really just too much.

For those who don’t understand – and the AP does not explain it – these people are saying that if you are born in France, you are exactly the same as all other French, and so the fact that these people rioting were all Arabs (and blacks) is totally irrelevant.

This is really hardcore “piss in the face of the people” type gibberish being spewed. Even if you actually believed in “blank slate” theory, and the theory that race does not exist, you would at least have to acknowledge that these people self-identify as “not French” and have a religion they believe to be “anti-France.”

These hardline Jewish talking points are like satire, and honestly, if I was a far-right extremist, I would tell the Jews to say this sort of thing, then accuse anyone who disagrees of being a terrorist.

How do you say “ouchie” in French?

Antifa in any country in western Europe commit more acts of physical violence on any given year than all the “violent far right” groups in Europe put together do in a decade.

You don’t hear about that very often.

Remix:

A National Rally (RN) candidate and his entourage were attacked by a gang of Antifa youths late on Friday evening, and the victim has condemned local politicians who have failed to condemn the attack or offer support to those injured in the assault.

Pierre Le Camus, the 22-year-old RN candidate for the 2nd constituency of Gironde in the last legislative elections, was severely beaten alongside both his brother and his friend, after a dozen young students he identified as “belonging to the far-left, anti-fascist movement” recognized him on the terrace of the Mushroom café, near Place Gambetta.

“They left as quickly as they arrived shouting ‘Bordeaux Antifa,’ ‘Bordeaux is ours,’” Le Camus reported, with French authorities arriving at the scene shortly after to treat the three victims.

The politician’s brother was hospitalized with a broken nose, head trauma, a bone fracture in his right hand, and a swollen face, while Le Camus was treated at the scene.

“I most definitely have a burst nasal septum, jaw pain, pain in the back of the skull, and bruising,” he said.

After the attack, Le Camus appeared on CNews channel and said, “It’s a politically targeted attack, on me and my convictions.”

Pierre Le Camus sur son agression à Bordeaux : «c’est une attaque ciblée politiquement, sur moi et mon engagement», dans #HDPros pic.twitter.com/gvpE7ZRwor

— CNEWS (@CNEWS) July 11, 2022

In a tweet, Le Camus complained about “the total lack of reaction from Bordeaux politicians, left and right. All have remained strangely silent, they who generally rise up without delay.”

Furthermore, some politicians including Bordeaux’s deputy mayor appeared to suggest Le Camus had the attack coming “through the radicalization of his uninhibited remarks during the last election campaign.”

The reason Antifa violence isn’t considered a problem is that they are cooperating with the state.

They are a crime faction of the state, enforcers who enforce state agendas that the cops are not allowed to enforce.