Category: General

“The change of the people involves the changing of  civilization. To believe this is not so , that France can still be France, Europe still Europe , with a different  people , is to despise the peoples and individuals, reduced to the status of replaceable, interchangeable, dislocatable  men and women at the merci of dislocation.”

What I call the ‘Great Replacement’ is both the most serious crisis in our history and the most severe problem that we have to face today . Not only are  all the other challenges we face , as painful as they may be, secondary compared to this, but they are most often nothing more than  a backlash. Insecurity , increasing difficulties with social and neighborhood relationships , violence in school , violence in the hospital, violence in the deep countryside,  hyperviolence , decivilisation , return to sauvagery of the species , the collapse of the education system , collapse of public accountability, housing crisis, overcrowding in prisons, deterioration of the area , so many major problems that it is absurd to attempt to treat or refer to only in abstraction to the cause, or what  aggravates them so terribly: the changement (the replacement) of the people and the civilisation.

Our worst enemy is it the lie, the silence imposed on what happens , the way the two powers, media and politics, have to act as if the Great Replacement and disasters it causes were not obvious to our eyes bursting from our screens.  The first priority is to give back the right meaning to words and give back to the French the faith in their own view: the right to note  for themselves what they are not allowed to name.

We are not the forces of evil: we are not the ones burning our country and drenching it in blood. Ours is the moral high ground in this battle because the world forced on us is one of daily violence, of generalised stupor and of unhappiness and sorrow. To force it on us, our enemies lie incessantly, at first by omission of the causes and facts. But there is no virtue without truth.

To this sinister world of all against all, we must say NO urgently : NO to the changement of people , NO to the Great Replacement, NO to further immigration, NO to mass naturalizations, NO to cultural disintegration, NO to Islamisation, NO to the obliteration of France and her culture. We must not only reject with all our strengths , we must reverse the course .

I am almost alone , I’m almost nothing: join me today, join us tomorrow! What we will be able to do is up to you, now, to decide. I found here the  ‘NO to the changement of  people and Civilization ( NCPC) – a front of refusal, the movement of all those who say NO to the Grand Replacement .

If we are ten we will be a vigil for our country. If we are a hundred we will be a task force.  If we are a thousand  we will be a  momentum . If we are ten thousand we will be a force of influence. If we are a hundred thousand, a million or more we shall be able to stop the race to the bottom and even , who knows, climb back up the slope”

Renaud Camus

In “Is this the proper American Muslim response to jihad in America?” in the American Thinker, October 23, Pamela Geller shows the hollowness of Islamic supremacist groups’ condemnation of terrorism: There is a problem in Islam.

Instead, these Muslim groups urge Muslims not to talk to law enforcement (as with the notorious CAIR poster telling Muslims not to talk to the FBI), and they seek to dismantle counter-terror programs in the USA.

Read it all.

Great. Just Great:

New York Times hires Muslim columnist who rants about “massive Zionist conspiracy” that “rules America”

 The ABC bans its journalists from thinking for themselves and insists they give illegal arrivals a deliberately misleading descriptor: asylum seekers:

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THE ABC has banned its journalists from using the term “illegal arrivals”, while acknowledging Scott Morrison’s preferred term for asylum-seekers who arrive by boat is factually correct...

[Immigration Minister Scott] Morrison recently ordered his department to use the term “illegal arrival” when referring to asylum-seekers who arrived by boat. But Mr Sunderland said the term “asylum-seeker” would continue to be used by the taxpayer-funded broadcaster, as it is by The Australian. [Shame on the Oz for not standing up to the Press Council.]

He referred staff to the ABC’s style guide, which notes that “under international law anyone can apply for asylum”.

The guide also bans the term “boatpeople”, “unlawful asylum seeker” and “illegal refugees”.

While rejecting the now official terminology, Mr Sunderland endorsed Mr Morrison’s use…

“In September, ABC Fact Check pointed out that references to ‘illegal entry’ and ‘illegal arrival’ are not wrong….”

Not wrong, but not helpful to the ABC’s boat people agenda.

Ufa (Russia): Russian President Vladimir Putin commended the remarkable contributions and sacrifices made by the Muslim community in Russia for their country. …

… Ihsanoglu stressed that the Islamic culture flourished and enriched the lives of the Russian people irrespective of their faith. …

More cultural enrichmentand apostasy at ummId.com/thanks to Mullah (pbuh)

So what are we to make of this?

Putin with Muslim religious leaders headbangers of Bashkortostan:

Discussions of Islam in Europe tend to focus on places like Britain and Sweden but Russia, the country with the largest Muslim community in both relative and absolute terms, is above all the place to watch.

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Muslim Russia?

Not only do ethnic Muslims account for 21-23 million of Russia’s total population of 144 million, or 15 percent, but their proportion is fast growing. Alcoholism-plagued ethnic Russians are said to have European birth rates and African death rates, with the former just 1.4 per woman and the latter 60 years for men. In Moscow, ethnic Christian women have 1.1 child.

In contrast, Muslim women bear 2.3 children on average and have fewer abortions than their Russian counterparts. In Moscow, Tatar women have 6 children and Chechen and Ingush women have 10. In addition, some 3-4 million Muslims have moved to Russia from ex-republics of the U.S.S.R., mainly from Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan; and some ethnic Russians are converting to Islam. Here’s more, by Daniel Pipes

Russia Eaten Alive by ‘Black Widows’

Monday’s suicide bomb attack in Volgograd was not the first such attack in Russia, and it will not be the last. Since 2000, suicide bombings have become increasingly frequent in Russia, and “black widow” suicide bombers have been integral to this.–Read Full Article ››

In the low-quality police video that shows her giving a statement about her husband’s brutal, chronic physical abusiveness, she looks more beautiful than any movie star. Born in 1985, Banaz Mahmod was a Kurdish Muslim whose parents, having been granted asylum by the U.K., took her from Saddam’s Iraq to a pleasant-looking neighborhood in London. The usual “cultural clash” resulted. In 2002, when Banaz’s older sister, Bekhal, started acting like an ordinary English girl, her brother lured her to a remote location and tried to strangle her to death. When she freed herself with a good kick and challenged him – saying, “Look what you’re doing, you’re trying to kill me!” – he “started to cry like a woman” and explained that their father had put him up to it. Bekhal, taking the hint, cleared out, cutting off all ties to her family and community.

Related:

AFDI Launches Honor Killing Awareness Ad on Canada Buses

AFDI’s new honor killing awareness campaign hit buses in Canada this week, to help young girls living in fear of the Islamic honor code. (Pamela Geller)

• Canadian Muslims Protest ‘Honor Killing’ Label as Racist – Breitbart

These ads went up in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada today.

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Banaz wasn’t so lucky. At age seventeen, her parents married her off to an illiterate chap, Ali, who was “literally just off the plane from Iraq” and whom she’d only met once. From the beginning, he routinely beat and raped her. When she complained to her parents, they took his side. (Her father loved Ali, considering him “the David Beckham of son-in-laws.”) In 2005, after three years of abuse, Banaz finally left Ali and went to the police. In the extensive excerpts from the police video that are featured in the harrowing documentaryabout her short life and violent death, Bajaz: A Love Story, which won an Emmy earlier this month, Banaz described Ali’s mistreatment of her in detail, noting that one beating had dislocated her wrist and that after one too many kicks in the head she wasn’t able to “remember things so good.”

Continue reading Documentary Shines a Light on Honor Killing

Posted on October 24, 2013 by Eeyore

Frankly I think it is more disturbing that Germany and France have made it illegal to film counter demonstrations. So legally there is no video of the men who attacked this fine citizen. How can that be a good thing? By what line of reasoning?

The story is up at Winds of Jihad and shortly over at GoV that explain some of what this video is about. Hopefully the good Sheik Yermami or Rita who translated this can flesh out this story more in the comments.

Thanks Rita for doing this.