Thanks to Gallia Watch & Vlad Tepes
Nothing is more explosive than a forbidden truth.
The ethnic dimensions of the conflict are hidden because they are too obvious, hence too dangerous. The ethnic and racist, but also subversive and invasive aspects of this criminality and this permanent violence, are as important as the extortionist motivations.
On October 10 I posted a brief article with a link to the Daily Mail about an attack on four police officers in Viry-Châtillon, department of l’Essonne. The Daily Mail had reported:
Four French police officers were set on fire after masked thugs pelted their two cars with petrol bombs during a patrol on a notorious housing estate near Paris.
The horrifying attack took place on the Grande Borne, in the southern Paris suburb of Viry-Chatillon, on Saturday afternoon.
“The cars were parked up on the estate as a part of a surveillance patrol monitoring a surveillance camera near a set of traffic lights,” said a police source, who said the violence started just before 3pm.
“They were attacked from all sides. Assailants in a group of around a dozen threw Molotov cocktails at the car.
Two of the officers were very badly burned and rushed to intensive care units. Two others received hospital treatment.
The other officers hurt managed to call reinforcements who turned up to secure the area.” (…)




Lord Blunkett has said that suspected terrorists should be monitored following jail




Will France soon forbid the ringing of Notre Dame’s bells? It happened already in Boissettes, and on the outskirts of Metz, where the bells of the church of Sainte Ruffine have been forced by the state authorities to keep silent. Meanwhile, the muezzin’s calls to Islamic prayer continue to broadcast. (Images source: Wikimedia Commons)







