Posted by Fred Scrooby on Thu, 01 Jun 2006 04:49 | #

There’s an entry on this tonight over at BrusselsJournal.com:

Today the French authorities closed down the website of “Tribu Ka” [French for “Ka Tribe”], a group of French black Muslims. The website contained anti-Semitic texts [...]. Last Sunday evening about thirty members of Tribu Ka, armed with bats and sticks, staged a march through the Rue de Rosiers in the historic Jewish quarter of Paris, shouting “Death to Jews” and “Let the Jews fight us if they dare!”

Tensions between black Muslim immigrants and French Jews have been rising since another black gang, who call themselves “the Barbarians,” kidnapped Ilan Halimi, a 21-year old Jew, last February. Halimi was tortured for three weeks and subsequently murdered. Youssouf Fofana, the imprisoned leader of the gang that murdered Halimi, is acclaimed as a hero by groups such as Tribu Ka. Tribu Ka was founded by Kami Saba [Kémi Séba], a black Parisian who says he has been inspired by the Black Muslims in the United States.

Though a police officer admitted that the authorities knew the “tribe” was going to march through the Jewish neighbourhood last Sunday, as “it had been announced on the Tribu Ka internet site,” twenty minutes elapsed before the police arrived. According to a Jewish source a senior police officer, called to account by angry inhabitants of the Rue de Rosiers, said that the police “had received instructions from the top not to intervene.” The French authorities apparently did not want to provoke the thugs. As a result some Jews openly wonder whether the Jewish community should not organize its own militia.

Look at that last line.  Some Jews openly wonder whether the Jewish community should not organize its own militia?  All right, well some Euros—me, for instance—openly wonder whether the Jewish community should not stop pushing as hard as it can for ever more immigration of non-whites (and with them, tons of non-white Moslem Jew-haters) into France and every other white country where Jews live.  When are you gonna stop pushing for that, Jews?  I mean, Jewish behavior sometimes surpasses belief, it really does.  Whatever else the Jews went through during two thousand years of diaspora, one result is blindingly obvious:  certain brain neurons the rest of us possess have been bred out of the Jews, so that on a number of topics of extreme importance even to them they can’t see what’s right in front of their noses.  No, the Jews will go right on pushing as hard as they can for ever more and more non-white immigration pouring into France, and when the results of all their pro-immigration activism and agitation for race-replacement of Frenchmen start to scare the hell out them, making them fear for their lives, they’ll ask each other if they shouldn’t organize Jewish militias.  Yes, there definitely are some brain circuits missing there. 

The authorities fear that provoking the thugs could trigger a new round of urban violence, similar to last November’s riots, in predominantly immigrant suburbs of major cities across France. The situation in the “banlieus” appears to be tense again. On Monday night around a hundred youths clashed with French police after setting fire to cars and rubbish bins in Clichy-sous-Bois, a Parisian suburb that was the scene of violence in November.  In nearby Montfermeil, seven police officers were injured while protecting the house of Xavier Lemoine, the mayor of Montfermeil, which was attacked after the mayor had forbidden youths between 15 and 18 to gather in groups of more than three. “The violence shows that the lives of my family, my wife and my seven children, are threatened,” Mr Lemoine, a member of France’s governing UMP party, said.

The governing UMP party?  Why isn’t Monsieur Lemoine a member of Le Pen’s Front National party?  What person in his right mind, with two eyes in his head that actually line up with the holes, wouldn’t say to himself, “I see now that Le Pen is right.  I’m joining his party!” after going through what this mayor went through, fearing for his life and the lives of his wife and seven children?  There’s only one word for it:  the man is criminally insane.

An opinion poll published today indicates that 31% of the French hope that the anti-immigrant politician Jean-Marie Le Pen, the leader of the Front National, will stand as a candidate for the presidential elections next year.

He’s not anti-immigrant.  He’s anti-race-replacement.  There’s a difference, sure to be understood by the writer of the article, since he’s clearly pro-race-replacement (or his editor is).
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Here’s another entry of interest up tonight at Brussels Journal:

A quote from [English UKIP MEP] Nigel Farage in the plenary session of the European Parliament, 31 May 2006:

“I find it a bit rich for the prime minister of Belgium to come along here and tell 24 other nation states what they should do. I say that, because perhaps he ought to look a little bit more in his own backyard. The most recent opinion poll in Belgium, or should I say in Flanders, shows that 51% of people there favour independence from the Belgian state. The Vlaams Belang is now the biggest political party in Flanders. Is it, Mr Verhofstadt, that you’re so embarrassed and ashamed that your own country is falling to pieces that you’ve come along here to encourage the rest of us to self-destruct as well? I’m not sure, although I suppose there was at least a certain honesty about your speech, because you are an unashamed Euro-nationalist. You couldn’t give a damn what ordinary people think, you couldn’t give a damn about the referendum results in France and in the Netherlands last year. [...] What part of the word ‘NO’ don’t you understand?”

Very well said.  (Whoever this Farage chap is, he sounds as if he’s got his head screwed on frontwards.)

Posted by Fred Scrooby on Thu, 01 Jun 2006 05:42 | #

“There’s a difference, sure to be understood by the writer of the article, since he’s clearly pro-race-replacement (or his editor is).”  ( my comment, above)

Sorry, I was careless there:  the “writer of the article” was Paul Belien, who is not pro-race-replacement and has published views favorable toward Le Pen.  In typing my comment I was vaguely thinking he was quoting from another article, but he wasn’t.  His use of “anti-immigrant” there must’ve been a slip.