Saudi Arabia to sign deal with French nuclear firm

(The National) Saudi Binladin Group and the French nuclear reactor designer Areva are to sign an agreement on nuclear and solar power, advancing Saudi plans for diversifying the kingdom’s electricity supply.

More… http://eye-on-the-world.blogspot.com/2011/02/saudi-arabia-to-sign-deal-with-french.html

National campaign march in Paris on 8 May 2011 – Liberation Day 1945
Why this date? Revisioning Liberation Day, 8 May 1945? “Give new meaning” to that day? Wipe out the real meaning of it?

The march will start from the African part of Paris, Barbes, where streets usually are blocked on Fridays for the mohammedans to occupy and show they’re there – and “have come to stay”. The very area where earlier this year, the French were not permitted to have an apéro, snack and a drink before dinner, event, but where later, the city council of Paris, among others, supported a particular “halal” food multicultural event, later officially changed to “food from the neighboring area”.

Campaign poster shows one Maghreb North African, one Sub Saharan African, one brown hijab

“We, ourselves, are gonna change it (France),
from within
and nothing’s gonna stop us!”

- Sounds familiar? Brotherhood? Qaradawi?

What is more, the reference to 1492, is überclear. Isabella and Ferdinand kicked the mohammedans out of Spain in 1492. Today’s campaigners explain to the “French imperialists” that “we’re here because you were there”, in the period after 1492, that is, the time when “the white world” finally could breathe after 800 years of islam on Spanish soil.

1492 is a tough date for the mohammedans to deal with. Is this campaign in France, by the way, part of the Cordoba Initiative and Rauf’s bridgebuilding, or something..? Tightly knitted together, somehow?

“We didn’t choose to come here”, the campaigners pretend. But they have obviously, decided to stay, and demand the French to accommodate them well.

PIR, is explaining more about the campaign, Party of natives from the French colonies, PIR.
(PIR, pronounced the same way as ‘pire’ = worse/worst in French)

Why is there no French, or European, on the poster? Is that racist, or not..?

http://www.fdesouche.com/147972-nouvelle-campagne-du-parti-des-indigenes-de-la-republique
http://www.indigenes-republique.fr/pir

Posing in the streets of Paris with Miniqab

Rap – a catchy one
http://www.fdesouche.com/141444-les-niqabitch-en-vadrouille-dans-paris