Any French speakers here? Tet Take Two en Francais

Gates of Vienna ^ | February 1, 2016 | Matt Bracken

[Travis McGee]

My essay from last November, "Tet, Take Two: Islam's 2016 European Offensive," has been translated into French.

If you have any contacts in the online Francophone world, please kick this link over to them.

In today's EU, this essay would be "hate speech" on its face, for stating the truth about Islam's mortal threat to European civilization. But sharing links is not illegal, (yet), so please share with your French-speaking friends, family etc.

This article is a warning, and in French, it's a test of Europe's freedom of speech.

http://gatesofvienna.net/2016/02/loffensive-islamique-en-europe-un-tet-numero-2/

[archy]

Prefer this little Corsican

much easier on the eyes and ears, much.

I take it you've never heard Rachel Aspe.

[archy]

Good point. I should look for French twitter conversations, I guess.

Try this one: https://twitter.com/Since1831

Les prochaines ennemis; Tet, Take II, 2016 l'offensive de l'islam

[archy]

Can't you do it in Latin so we older folks who were in high school in the '50s can read it? (just kidding)

The good news for you: I'm working on a Latin translation. The bad news: it'll be in Cyrillics.

[archy]

I read "Camp of the Saints" on my Kindle about 2 weeks ago.

The premise behind the book was good but it contained some of the most vile,disgusting pages that I have ever read.

You might want to give *This One* a try. It's a little more recent, non-fiction, and well-written.

[archy]

Raspail in the early 70s guessed the wrong invaders (impoverished Indians) but he nailed the European response: surrender.

In the early '70s, India included Pakistan and what has since become Bangladesh.

Raspail's point that the migration is fueled by economic misery as well as EuroHatred is exactly the cover the terrorists need: We have to let the poor refugees in, or their women and children will starve!

[Mears]

Thanks,archy,I’ll give it a try.

I need something well written and factual.

.

[Covenantor]

bump and thanks for your excellent and timely reference.

Civilization and Its Enemies: The Next Stage of History by Lee Harris

[rmlew]

Do you have an archive of your articles?

[FlyingEagle]

And her mom

[Travis McGee]

Most of my short stuff can be linked here.

http://enemiesforeignanddomestic.com/index.php?page=links

Some video and audio are here.

http://enemiesforeignanddomestic.com/index.php?page=reviews

[Travis McGee]

Somehow I don’t see her in a burka anytime soon.

[Travis McGee]

I don’t think the men of the legion are going to accept the takeover quietly.

Légion Étrangère - Le boudin (La marche officielle de la Légion étrangère)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyoLv_HVFJE

There might still be a few loose jackels, and their day may come.

[Covenantor]

In August of 1962, President Charles DeGaulle survived an assassination attempt involving about a dozen shooters, IIRC, from members of the SDECE aligned with mutinous elements of the French army, chiefly made up of Algerian war veterans. He spent the next ten years purging the army ranks and secret security service. CIA chief Allen Dulles was said to have been secretly supporting the mutiny. Fall out included France dropping from NATO and developing their own nuclear weapons program, Force Frappe.

Hollande is no De Gaulle. Could get very interesting over yonder given another Bataclan massacre.

[Travis McGee]

The Orks are promising even worse to come, and I believe them.

Then, we’ll know if the Euros have any fight left in them. Or not.

Certainly, patriots will have to take the fight directly to the invading Orks, with no help from their Quisling leaders.

[DuncanWaring]

They may first have to take the fight to their current Quislings.

[archy]

In August of 1962, President Charles DeGaulle survived an assassination attempt involving about a dozen shooters, IIRC, from members of the SDECE aligned with mutinous elements of the French army, chiefly made up of Algerian war veterans.

There were more than a dozen such attempts, some involving SDECE, some not, some involving WWII veterans, others les paras who had learned in Algeria and Indo-China what compromising with the Communists would get you.

When General Massu and the 2er Paras revolted in April 1961, it was feared they'd airdrop into Paris and sieze the offices of government. In 1961 my dad was a petroleum/refining engineer for the overseas arm of Texaco, Caltex, and we were in Paris; I recall the half-dozen Sherman tanks parked on the steps of the Chamber of Deputies. Per Wikipedia: The coup was to come in two phases: an assertion of control in French Algeria's major cities Algiers, Oran and Constantine, followed by the seizure of Paris. The first half went off pretty much as planned; only one French soldier died during the takeover. On 22 April the Army was ordered to resist a para airdrop, and the Legion, which by tradition is not to be used inside the metropole of France or against French citizens, stayed neutral, asie from those units making up the Zone Sud Oranais security force for Paris.

The Para Revolt took place two days after the unsuccessful Bay of Pigs invasion in Cuba, so if Allen Dulles and the CIA were involved, it's almost a dead certainty that the German BND intelligence service created and run by Dulles was also involved, either in the planning for the putsch itself or the assassinations of DeGaulle and military leaders loyal to him- including General assassinated by the OAS in retaliation for his support of DeGaulle. On 25 April, the French authorities in Paris ordered the explosion of the atomic bomb Gerboise Verte [green jerboa] in the Sahara as part of a scheduled testing program. Gerboise Verte exploded at 6:05 AM. While the test and test site were already prepped as part of the French national nuclear program, the test timeline appears to have been accelerated to ensure that the security of the device was not compromised; the thought of an atomic weapon in the hands of the coup planners was not a happy one, and the paracommandos were at least capable of the possibility of making a try for it.

The Foreign Legion's 1er Regiment etranger de parachutistes [1er REP], and the Army's 10th Parachute Division and 25th Parachute Division were disbanded and dissolved after the unsuccessful revolt. As les paras of the 1er REP were marching out of their barracks in Zeralda, Algeria final disbandment parade, they broke into the unit's traditional marching song, not the Legion's Le Boudin but Edith Piaf's, Non, je ne regrette rien.

Approximately, in English: No, I ain't got no regrets....

[archy]

I don't think the men of the legion are going to accept the takeover quietly.

There might still be a few loose jackels, and their day may come.

There were some 2 REI guys [Regiment Etranger d' Infanterie] at the second Paris massacre aftermath. Most of the *responders* were cops with Gendarmerie canoe caps carrying handguns, mini-14s or shotguns. The ones wearing Woodland [CCE] vests, green berets and carrying les clarion infantry rifles were the Paras.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hiXxysixDWw

[jda]

I stopped learning French at “voolay voo kushay avec moi.”

And how has that worked for you?

[archy]

They may first have to take the fight to their current Quislings.

They've done that before, male and female. But the word used then was collaborators

[archy]

I stopped learning French at “voolay voo kushay avec moi."

And I learned that one on the radio.

You might have at least tried for:

Ils ont change ma chanson, Ma,
Ils ont change ma chanson,
C'est la seule chose que je peux faire,
Et ce n'est pas bon, Ma,
Ils ont change ma chanson!