Posted on 09/27/2021 10:07:43 AM PDT by Red Badger
That one informant sure had a bunch of like dressed friends. Hundreds of them.
The feds just can’t stop painting themselves into the corners of truth can they?
“hundreds of thousands of ordinary French people denounced one another to the Germans”
“The problem of informers, whom the French called indics or mouches, was compounded by the corbeaux (poison pen letters). The writers of the corbeaux were inspired by motivations such as envy, spite, greed, anti-Semitism, and sheer opportunism”
“teach French workers at factories producing weapons for the Wehrmacht how best to drastically shorten the lifespan of the Wehrmacht’s weapons, usually by making deviations of a few millimetres...such acts of quiet sabotage were almost impossible to detect, which meant no French people would be shot in reprisal.”
“As a form of quiet protest, many Jewish veterans started to wear their medals alongside the yellow star”
“Jews were not allowed to stand in queues. What they were supposed to do I never discovered. But the moment the people in the queue saw her they signaled to her to join us. Secretly and rapidly, as in the game of hunt-the-slipper, she was passed up till she stood at the head of the queue.”
“Field Marshal Hugo Sperrle demanded three hostages be shot for every dead German and two for each of the wounded. The Germans did not have that many hostages in custody and settled for executing 88 people on 11 August 1942”
“Torture of captured résistants was routine. Methods of torture included beatings, shackling, being suspended from the ceiling, being burned with a blowtorch, allowing dogs to attack the prisoner, being lashed with ox-hide whips, being hit with a hammer, or having heads placed in a vice, and the baignoire, whereby the victim was forced into a tub of freezing water and held nearly to the point of drowning, a process repeated for hours. A common threat to a captured résistant was to have a loved one arrested or a female relative or lover sent to the Wehrmacht field brothels. The vast majority of those tortured talked. At least 40,000 French died in such prison.”
“By June 1943, the term maquis, which had been a little-known word borrowed from the Corsican dialect of Italian at the beginning of 1943, became known all over France. It was only in 1943 that guerilla warfare emerged in France as opposed to the more sporadic attacks against the Germans that had continued since the summer of 1941, and the Resistance changed from an urban movement to a rural movement, most active in central and southern France.”
“After the Battle of Stalingrad, which ended with the destruction of the entire German 6th Army in February 1943, many had started to doubt the inevitability of an Axis victory, and most French gendarmes were not willing to hunt the down the maquis, knowing that they might be tried for their actions if the Allies won.”
“The most important maquis rule was the so-called “24-hour rule”, under which a captured maquisard had to hold out under torture for 24 hours to give time for his comrades to escape.”
“When a census or enlistment...brings new elements he has no means of knowing into his group, he should get out. When one of the members deserts, he should get out immediately. The man could be a traitor.”
“The résistant René Hardy had been seduced by the French Gestapo agent Lydie Bastien whose true loyalty was to her German lover, Gestapo officer Harry Stengritt. Hardy was arrested on 7 June 1943 when he walked into a trap laid by Bastien. After his arrest, Hardy was turned by the Gestapo as Bastien tearfully told him that she and her parents would all be sent to a concentration camp if he did not work for the Gestapo. Hardy was unaware that Bastien really loathed him and was only sleeping with him under Stengritt’s orders.”
“Peugeot gave Rée the plans for the factory and suggested the best places to sabotage his factory without injuring anyone by selectively placing plastic explosives.”
“the Der Führer regiment of the Das Reich division destroyed the town of Oradour-sur-Glane, killing 642 people including 246 women and 207 children.”
“Though the maquis caused the Germans much difficulty, the guerrillas tended not to fare well in sustained combat.”
“All over France, the maquis attempted to seize towns in June 1944, expecting the Allies to be there soon, often with tragic results.”
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Resistance
I believe the only people there who were not FBI (or other fed agency) are the ones arrested.
Stolen election before, and concertina wire topped iron curtain after: why would they do that if not to preserve the coup. Not to mention the second fake impeachment after the first one led by See Eye Aaa. And of course, Milley and other traitors coming to light, giving China Afghanistan, Invasion of Illegal Aliens on the southern border, on and on. The new Delta “variant” bioweapon released. The Vaccine mandate BS. The wanton destruction is incredible. The junta is bent on destroying our nation.
There, fixed it.
Fixed it some more!
Shock headline. Real story is “Someone Who Was NOT an FBI Informant Attended Jan.6th Event.” Was asking directions for his Dr.Pepper delivery down the street.
....in each hand.
Lots of FBI, lots of disguised and not-so-disguised antifas and a couple of BLMs and probably a few CIAs.
Informants and/or agents provacateurs.
When caught, lie like hell to minimize the obvious guilt
They had way more than one. Be sides Proud Boys, the group some if us had been counting on to help rescue us were working undercover with the FBI. I can’t even tell you how angry and disappointed in the Oathkeepers who turned on us patriots to help the commies. I never thought I’d see the day.
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