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Souffrir Les Enfants

18 Monday May 2020

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Last Friday at TPC here, I included the “French way” towards re-opening the schools. Maybe that’s not such a good idea.

Youngsters were assigned dystopian one-child “play squares” at a French school trying to figure out how to maintain social distancing as the national coronavirus lockdown eases.

Just keeping them safe at recess. Sure. I had thought the French schools superior to what passes for educational institutions in America (they are, what isn’t?). They teach critical thinking, demand real learning, have two-hour lunches, and the high schools are usually open campuses – the way American schools were before the collapse. But, this…

It looks the same as any retail store in the US. But these are kids, so it is dystopian – they don’t have the free choice and all. I’d expect this for your kids in the fall. Homeschool or “play squares.” Who am I kidding? What’s left of recess and PE in the US is probably already a casualty. Just homeschool. That’s école à la maison ou mourir.

Schooling: The French Phase

04 Monday May 2020

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The public schools in France are somewhat different than those (we used to have) in the US Empire – namely, the French schools are somewhat effective with education. Now, in the wake of the Great US Biowarfare Attack and Hoax of 2020, the French schools prepare to kind of reopen.

The 10 percent of children returning will be those of families living in “great precariousness” and those whose parents are caregivers, teachers, essential traders, or public transport system workers, he said.

According to unofficial estimates from school directors in the French capital, however, 40 to 60 percent of parents want to see their children back in school next week, despite the health complications. Some have reportedly even threatened to file complaints against the Paris city hall over the situation.

Parisian classrooms will also reopen according to age, with students in the CP and CM2 (six to 10 years old) age groups coming back first, while other levels won’t be back at their desks until June – posing a problem for parents who want to return to work in the meantime.

Unwieldy as it might be, that approach will probably work – in France. We could try something similar in the USE. Since only about 10% of our students are proficient in anything, why not reopen our schools just for them? Again, whatever they do in Paris and Nantes will work to a degree. What we do will not.

Homeschool.

Happy Palm Sunday 2020

05 Sunday Apr 2020

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It’s a little different this year. So, as you do not attend church because of the Corona Hoax, you can at least thank the beautiful Ann Barnhardt for reminding us of the time (I had never known about this) when the French Faithful knocked down a wall to break into their church.

The French are a bunch of weak surrender-monkeys, right? Tough old ‘Muricans have freedom fries!

Back to Normal in France

04 Saturday Apr 2020

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This is more like it – a heartwarming story right out of Camp of the Saints. This guy didn’t get the ISIS shelter-in-place memo:

A knife-wielding Sudanese migrant shouting “Allahu Akbar!” has stabbed two people to death and wounded “at least” seven others in France.

The suspected killer, said to be an asylum seeker in his thirties, was initially reported as having struck outside a bakery in Romans-sur-Isère, in the south-east of the country, by outlets including the MailOnline, citing local media.

Only a racist would have suggested this woman and/or child enemygrant stay in Sudan where he belonged. Before they were ultimately enriched, I hope the “victims” thanked Aloha Snackbar for his provided strength. I also hope he doesn’t contract the Wu Flu while awaiting bail.

Calling on Democracy

04 Wednesday Mar 2020

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Marine Le Pen pleas for an open vote. Will those who pay dearest lip-service to the notion of popular governance heed her? France will find out.

“Our country is experiencing a veritable submersion, yes a submersion, I dare to use that term, because it describes the reality of the unbroken wave that is crashing upon our cities, our towns, and now, because of your irresponsible policy of placing migrants in the rural areas, even the smallest villages,” said Le Pen.

She slammed establishment politicians for trying to make discussion of immigration taboo and demonizing dissidents even as a giant demographic displacement of people was taking place and accused them of “treason” for failing to “defend their people.”

“But above all, without ever consulting the people, they organized the streams of legal migration and tolerated illegal immigration,” she added, saying this was driven by “the globalist ideology that guides them inexorably.”

Strong words from a strong woman. Elle devrait être au bureau, maintenant.

Great News for the People

28 Tuesday Jan 2020

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Bad news for the globalists.

On Friday, the UK begins its formal, legal withdrawal from the EU entanglement. BREXIT. Eleven months of semi uncertainty, a future of freedom. More countries will follow until the EU is no more.

France will follow. Why aren’t the massive daily/nightly protests against Macron news?

It’s less the rulers fearing the people know, and more that they hate being reminded of their dwindling time in power. This essentially started after the 2017 election and will continue until the next, successful one.

Liber esto populus.

UPDATE FROM PARIS: Why won’t Macron use these tactics against foreign invaders? He doesn’t mind the heavy hand against the long-suffering French firefighters(!) who put out the Notre Dame blame.

Monday Morning Laughs and Learning

13 Monday Jan 2020

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I forgot to mention this when it happened a little while back: I have adjusted my big mandatory four daily comic strips. I switched out Get Fuzzy for Dustin. It’s now:

Garfield;

Pearls;

Dustin; and

Dilbert

Not that big a deal. I still read Fuzzy from time to time along with some others. It’s just that without any new strips in, what(?), a year or three, they were getting a bit old.

In other news, as a full-time meddler and part-time Francophile, I discovered – not at all to my surprise – that the annual tuition at a very good French state university costs about the same as, maybe even a little less than, my QUARTERLY tuition at UGA almost thirty years ago (ouch!). Yes, there are subsidies. They opted for an educated citizenry without a student loan usury crisis. Yet somehow they still manage to have long vacations, first-class highways, skyscrapers, GUNS (yes), nuclear-powered and armed warships, and a France that’s still, grabblers’ antics aside, almost 95% French. But hey, we got us freedom fries, right?!

Time to Ban Suitcases

24 Friday May 2019

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Past time, in fact. A random suitcase launched a terror attack in Lyon.

A nail bomb device detonated in the central Victor Hugo Area around 5.30pm local time.

A man, thought to be in his 30s and wearing a mask, reportedly dropped it in a suitcase outside a bakery.

Cops are now hunting him and have since launched a terrorism probe, the French prosecutor has confirmed.

Ban nails, masks, bakeries, and local time, to be saaaafe. Ban “men” too, as long is the “man” turns out to a member of the gilets jaunes or some other white nationalist outfit. Jail somebody at le Monde for safe measure.

Thank Heavens for the First Amendment

18 Saturday May 2019

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In France, reporters face jail time for spilling secrets the government would rather keep quiet.

JOURNALISTS IN FRANCE are facing potential jail sentences in an unprecedented case over their handling of secret documents detailing the country’s involvement in the Yemen conflict.

Earlier this week, a reporter from Radio France and the co-founders of Paris-based investigative news organization Disclose were called in for questioning at the offices of the General Directorate for Internal Security, known as the DGSI. The agency is tasked with fighting terrorism, espionage, and other domestic threats, similar in function to the FBI in the United States.

The two news organizations published stories in April — together with The Intercept, Mediapart, ARTE Info, and Konbini News — that revealed the vast amount of French, British, and American military equipment sold to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, and subsequently used by those nations to wage war in Yemen.

The stories — based on a secret document authored by France’s Directorate of Military Intelligence and obtained by the journalists at Disclose — highlighted that officials at the top of the French government had seemingly lied to the public about the role of French weapons in the war. They demonstrated the extent of Western nations’ complicity in the devastating conflict, which has killed or injured more than 17,900 civilians and triggered a famine that has taken the lives of an estimated 85,000 children.

A government lies to its people about killing children?! Must be a first… Too bad the Frenchies don’t have freedom of the press, like we …

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The Reality of Replacement – or the Replacement of Reality

29 Monday Apr 2019

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Substitute your Western Nation for France as you read Jean-Yves Le Gallou’s breakdown of the insidious evil of modern anti-civilizational migration.

The following is a translation of the summary of Jean-Yves Le Gallou’s speech at the third Fête du Pays Réel (Festival of the Real Country), held on March 30. This is a useful summary both of some of the dubious claims of the French mainstream media on immigration and of the known facts.

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If disinformation is extremely widespread, immigration is surely the area in which it is strongest, notably on the question of the great replacement. On this point, the mainstream media make mutually contradictory claims, because they assert both that the great replacement does not exist . . . and that it is not intentional!

I. “The great replacement doesn’t exist”

To discredit those who assert the existence of the great replacement, the media again use contradictory arguments because they claim on the one hand that France has always been a land of immigration but, on the other hand, that the structure of the population has not fundamentally changed.

One will notice, immediately, that the Satanic liars and destroyers make the same false arguments over and over, regardless of their target Nation.

If there’s no change at all, then why is there ALWAYS war following the funny non-changes??? From Vox Day:

Of course, there will also be war everywhere from America to Sri Lanka as well, because war always, Always, ALWAYS follows on the heels of the mass movement of peoples. It’s a little ironic that the BfV is warning about the rise of the “underground far-right” when that is nothing more than a symptom caused by the importation of millions of foreigners against the wishes of the native population.

During the next series of wars, if the natives are triumphant, they must remember to replace those who would have replaced all of us with cut-rate replacements.