Counter-Currents
Marine Le Pen & the Jews:
Treasonous Friendships, Strange Bedfellows, or Desperate Enemies?
Patrick Le Brun
Marine Le Pen poster defaced with two typically Jewish slurs
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One doesn’t have to look very far in comment sections to find concerns raised about Marine Le Pen being a secret philo-semite or a Conservative Patriot who does not care at all about her race. There was even a commenter who suggested she is now winning because that is “what the Jews want.” My first reaction was to wonder what evidence would be sufficient to these commenters to falsify this claim . . . remembering that non-falsifiable claims are, by definition, articles of faith. Rather than dismiss these commenters as trolls I tried to look for evidence of such collusion or at least assistance and was surprised by what I found.
Media Outlets Choose Their Favorites
After the Municipal elections there was an interesting dataset floating around about time given by three channels to candidates of each party. BFM gave more time to the Front National while iTele and LCI gave more time to the center-right UMP and the Socialist Party, respectively. BFM is the only one of these three with Jewish ownership. BFM, which is like Bloomberg or CNBC, also has a stable of Jewish hosts. The other stations mainly have non-Jewish hosts but have Jews as regular guests. One of the subsidiary radio stations of BFM was the one that Robert Menard (profiled in “Taking City Hall”) had his talk show on before running for Mayor.
If there is an editorial position coming from the top to allow FN to tell their side of the story, this is in contravention of all of the rest of organized Jewry in France. There is not a single major Jewish organization that has said anything about the FN other than they are naziswhowanttokillsixmillionjews.
Marine Le Pen has reached out to the Israeli government for an official meeting but has been refused. Her retort to an annoying ambush journalist at the time was “they feel like they have too many friends already.” Israeli officials spontaneously reiterated their boycott after the recent election.[1]
A Succession of Setbacks for Zionists and French Jews
The Organized Jewish Community is slowly coming to terms with the fact that their position in the world is eroding, albeit from an incredibly strong one. It seems the strategists in the IDF and Israeli government were among the first to realize this fact. President Obama’s refusal to send (once again) American goyim to die for Israel last September has led to a rethinking of Zionist strategy. For the next three years, at least, the Israelis should not expect any help from the US government beyond that required by the Camp David Peace Accords and mandated by Congress. Even the now Jewish-led CFR has called for a refocus of American interventionism away from the Middle East to East Asia and secondarily to sub-Saharan Africa.
The Israelis have quite brilliantly neutralized the Palestinian leadership by dividing it against itself, but have less stability among neighboring regimes now than at any time in the lifetime of their IDF conscripts. Among those IDF Conscripts there is cultural division and withering élan like never before in the history of the State of Israel. As Yves Bonnet, former Intelligence Officer and Head of the DST (France’s FBI) pointed out in If Hezbollah Was Defeated,
the fighting spirit the Israeli Army had in the 1967 and the 6 Days War has disappeared today. The Israeli army facing Hezbollah sent forces – I wouldn’t want to say mercenaries – but they were private units that contained Druze . . . Ethiopian soldiers, in addition to newcomers to Israel from Russian or Soviet origins. I’m not sure if the Israeli army had the enthusiasm as their fathers and grandfathers to defend the “sacred borders” of their country.[2]
Not to mention this skirmish was the debut for the unit of Orthodox lunatics who were far more eager to murder donkeys than to risk cutting themselves while shaving.
Jewish protesters trashed a national chain which sells tickets to Dieudonné’s show.
The supposed attack which precipitated a number of Jewish protests took place at the train station which services both the worst ghettos around Paris as well as CDG and the Eurostar to London. A Jewish man wearing a kippah had just left a café near the Gare du Nord in the evening when two men “who appeared to be of North African origin” pushed him against a wall, drew a swastika on his chest, and shouted “Death to the Jews.”
He was saved at the last minute by a courageous goy who started shouting at the two men. The two aggressors then ran off into the night never to be caught. This story was given maximum news coverage. The French media rarely report the race of criminals, but this time they were not so timid.
While there is no shortage of anti-Semitic aggression coming from Arabs against Orthodox Jews, this one almost seems too perfect: the defenseless Jew, the swarthy ruffians, the evocation of the Swastika, one “Righteous Among the Nations” who stands up for the poor helpless Jew, and the cowardly Arabs run away at the sound of his voice. It could be the first scene of Spielberg’s next movie.
The alleged victim has remained anonymous, for obvious reasons. Next time they might draw two swastikas on him. It is worth noting that over 50% of Israeli Jews have North African Origins, and it shows. Without Jews who look like Arabs, Mossad would be ineffective. Perhaps it is becoming clear where my line of thinking about the event is going.
The very well-organized series of protest which followed were really a continuation of the protests against Dieudonné at the end of 2013 which first remobilized the Jewish Community of France.
The new Prime Minister, Manuel Valls, who congratulated his riot police while Minister of the Interior after they gassed white, Catholic children at an anti-gay marriage rally, joined Bernard-Henri Lévy at a Jewish protest near Dieudonné’s theater to remind them that “The Jews of France are the Avant Garde of the Republic.” Bernard-Henri Lévy followed him with a bizarre and tortured attempt to explain how Voltaire wasn’t really in favor of absolute liberty of expression, and quotes that indicate that are inaccurate.
On May 26th, the day after the historic election which put the FN in first place, another historically important event occurred. A General in the IDF came to the Ashkenazi Grand Synagogue of Paris to recruit young French Jews into the IDF. There have definitely been Jews who have volunteered in the past (such as Gilad Shalit), but as far as I know there has never been this kind of event.
To quote a liberal Jew who sounded the alarm about this event to the media, “A Jewish marriage or a Bris are not political meetings.” It is doubtful that this is a flagrant act of the over-confident. Rather, it seems like an act of desperation as the IDF seeks to keep its numbers high enough to face down threats from its neighbors.
Finally, while he holds no official power in international relations, Pope Francis does have an impact on public discourse. We are told that while being driven alongside the separation wall during his visit to the West Bank, this sanguine Italo-Argentine jumped out of his car with an irresistible urge to press his forehead against the evil wall. He just happened to be photographed in the exact same pose that EVERY leader in the West has made by the Wailing Wall.
There is always a notable minimum on the Left in Europe that whines about the Palestinians. I believe that this gesture marks a changing of tides; as Al Qaeda fades in the distance, strident criticism of Israel’s human rights record will return to the mainstream.
At the end of his Pontificate Benedict XVI hired Fox News and Time journalist Greg Burke as a PR strategist. Perhaps I am a bit cynical, but I wonder if this was in fact a prearranged publicity stunt. Obviously the Vatican is thrilled when the media talks about the separation wall rather than condoms in Africa, let alone the conspiracy to protect and enable child molesters.
Conclusion
I wrote in “Jewish Demographic Destiny” I, II, and III that I believed the Jews of Israel are in such a bad demographic situation that their intelligence services would consider false flag, soft target jihad in France in order to promote immigration. The rate of Aliyah grew by 70% in the year after the Mohammed Merah Attacks in 2012. The first months of 2014 saw a tripling (!) in the rate of departure for Israel over those same months in 2013.[3]
So the question remains, if there is some kind of arrangement between the FN and the Organized Jewish Community, what is driving the relationship? Furthermore, what do their powerbrokers want: Arab remigration or a higher rate of Aliyah? Since I don’t have a microphone planted in FN headquarters, I can only give my opinion on the matter.
My feeling is that the Zionists are feeling desperate. Whether the FN actually comes to power or only comes near to it, this increases the ethnic and sectarian tension as well as the perception of insecurity among French Jewry, thus continuing the accelerating rate of Aliyah. The Zionists have more to gain from the rise of Marine Le Pen than her marginalization.
Those Jews for whom Zionism is of secondary concern to cultural destruction might not like it, but I think the Zionists are in the driver’s seat of the International Organized Jewish Community at this point. When it comes to the FN, Marine Le Pen, not some mysterious Svengali, is in the driver’s seat.
Notes
1. http://www.fdesouche.com/463925-israel-m-le-pen-ne-peut-pas-pretendre-obtenir-des-rdv-officiels
2. This documentary series produced by Al-Manar, the media wing of Hezbollah, is perhaps the greatest series ever made explaining military tactics. It is available with subtitles. The Bonnet quote occurs in Episode 11, but I highly recommend watching the entire series to White Nationalist activists, though you will probably want to fast forward through all the inspiring montages. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDF8UqfDzSI
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An interesting conclusion: the rise of the FN could generate tensions that would encourage French Jews to migrate to Israel – thus helping out the Zionists with their demographic difficulties. Though one could also argue the opposite: an FN government would crack down so hard on crime and violence, that the Jewish population would feel safer in France than in Israel. Successful economic policies would also serve to reduce, rather than raise, tensions.
Be that as it may, I felt Madame Le Pen gave a very good account of herself in the following interview with Der Spiegel:
http://www.spiegel.de/international/europe/interview-with-french-front-national-leader-marine-le-pen-a-972925.html
Amongst other things, she demonstrated a sharp wit:
‘SPIEGEL: Do you really want France to leave the euro?
Le Pen: I have been saying that since the French presidential election campaign. It is a difficult issue and I have taken a big risk. I know very well that the political classes have spread fear among the electorate: Without the euro, the sun will cease shining, the rivers will stop flowing, we will enter an ice age …’
‘SPIEGEL: Hollande is less popular than any president who preceded him. Are you already focusing your presidential campaign entirely on Nicolas Sarkozy?
Le Pen: I don’t shoot at ambulances. Sarkozy is already finished as a candidate.’
White nationalists in America are so averse to the idea of trying to appeal to the masses that anyone with a moderated message is automatically accused of being a shill. I’m sure these same people would’ve accused Hitler of being secretly controlled by the Jews.
This world is a madhouse, so I wouldn’t be surprised if the author is onto something. None the less, why would Israel want one of the biggest nations in Europe going over to nationalism? I know, I know, – they have a demographic crisis, right?
They also have to live In Europe and their base survival strategy is controlling discourse in these White countries, so people don’t know what they are up to — you know, the banks, the corporations, the crime, the true nature of Zionism. Why would they risk ”losing” one of ”their” biggest countries?
As I said, the author could be right. Nothing surprises with this world. Nothing.
I might be missing something here, but French Jewish Aliyah to Israel, elimination of Muslim immigration to France. Even with Jewish compliance in all of this, isn’t Le Pen a good thing?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycIl_9ySwlw
Patrick Le Brun: “BFM gave more time to the Front National while iTele and LCI gave more time to the center-right UMP and the Socialist Party, respectively.”
What happens is that in the ten days preceding an election, the Jewish-ruled CSA, a state institution, starts keeping count of how much time is given to each politician invited on each TV station. It doesn’t prevent the TV presenters and journalists themselves, as well as all the non-politicians who are interviewed, to systematically malign and demonize anyone who speaks up against race-replacement. And that is why the anti-replacists keep losing the elections. What’s needed is not equal treatment, but just one pro-white TV station made by White people for White people. We don’t have that.
I think Ruth Elkrief, a Moroccan Jewess, is the most famous journalist on BFM. There is an interesting example on RuTube of her position concerning Marine Le Pen. In an 2010 editorial, she keeps repeating the same phrase: “Et pendant ce temps Marine Le Pen monte” (=and all the while, Marine Le Pen keeps going up).
A sum up of her TV editorial: The streets of Paris are blocked by snow —and all the while, Marine Le Pen goes up in the polls. Europeans meet together to save the Euro, public opinion is worried —and all the while, Marine Le Pen goes up. French shools are falling in the international rankings —and all the while, Marine Le Pen goes up. (and so on…)
In the last election, it is the same Ruth Elkrief who is supposed to have given more interviews to the Front National than to the two main replacist parties. Maybe she did, but in an aggressive anti-FN way.
“BFM is the only one of these three with Jewish ownership. BFM, which is like Bloomberg or CNBC, also has a stable of Jewish hosts. The other stations mainly have non-Jewish hosts but have Jews as regular guests.”
The TV stations are all Jewish, even though some of them are more heavily Jewish. There is no need for all the owners and all the journalists to be Jewish. They know what they are supposed to say. Nowhere is it allowed to talk about the Jewish problem and the race-replacement problem. iTélé belongs to Canal+, which has always been heavily Jewish, since it was created by Mitterrand and his Jewish friends, with a monopoly on the broadcasting of porn movies. LCI belongs to TF1. The two main TV stations in France are TF1 and France 2. TF1 was supposed to be right-wing, while France 2, was left-wing. It is the same phony distinction as between Hollande’s Socialist Party, and Copé and Sarkozy’s UMP. There is no real difference. They toe the Jewish line.
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