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| In the Name of Anne-Lorraine: No More Slackness |
| 2007-11-29 |
| A quote from the French journalist Frédéric Pons at the Valeurs Actuelles blog, 27 November 2007 Shocked by the savage murder of our dear Anne-Lorraine [Schmitt, a journalism student who worked as an intern at the Valeurs Actuelles magazine], aged 23, a friend rang me: “We should demonstrate, burn down Turkish mosques…” I understand him. The killer of RER D is a recidivist sexual criminal of Turkish origin. He was free, despite an earlier condemnation! Should we burn, demonstrate? Leave that to the Turks, the Egyptians, the Indonesians, the Sudanese, the Algerians who martyr their Christian compatriots and burn their churches. Leave that to the scum of the barbarian neighbourhoods who at this very moment are taking advantage of the shocking impunity granted them by years of slackness and demagogy. Yes, the atrocious killing of Anne-Lorraine fills us with revulsion. […] In the name of the brave Anne-Lorraine who resisted her aggressor and succeeded in hurting him (which made his arrest possible) before dying from the knife wounds. When will this rapist with his knife leave prison? After 8, 10, 15 years? Our society must pluck up the courage to remove him, and all the killers and child abusers, from society once and for all. That is our society’s responsibility. If we do not do this, the fathers, the brothers, the uncles will. In the name of justified violence. That is something I will understand. Don’t Forget Anne-Lorraine, Monsieur le Président A quote from the French journalist Gérard Gachet at his blog, 27 November 2007 [here is an English translation] In an attempt to calm things down the head of state may meet on Wednesday with the parents of the two dead youths of Villiers-le-Bel. Would it be asking too much of him to make a strong statement, also, for the family and the loved ones of Anne-Lorraine? […] Indeed, it would only be right if the innocent victims in this country were treated with more respect than delinquents who are responsible for their own misfortune. Are the French Waking Up? (2) A quote from the French writer Bernard Antony at his blog, 27 November 2007 [here is an English translation] The racist scum of this civil war shows no emotion over the murder of Anne-Lorraine [Schmitt]. Anne-Lorraine, a young Frenchwoman, a young Christian woman, was murdered while heroically resisting the monster who was attempting to rape her. This murder did not trigger a single riot. And yet, at the very least, the early release of criminals ought to result in demonstrations in front of the Ministry of Justice. On the other hand, once again, an accident was the pretext for an anti-police hysteria that saw veritable professionals commit acts of civil war with weapons suitable to the task. […] But now we are all waiting to see what the government of Mr. Sarkozy is going to do to prevent any offense being done to the triumphant scum. […] This war of conquest by ever more self-confident hordes is the result of the collapse of the State; of the widespread ideological justification of anarchy and violence; of the complacency, even the active complicity of a whole camarilla in the media; of the bad immigration policy of course; of all the ingredients for self-denigration and guilt spread throughout our society by humiliating ideologies. If repressive measures against savagery are obviously needed immediately, what France fundamentally needs is an intellectual and moral reconstruction. H/T GalliaWatch |
| Posted by:anonymous5089 |
| #3 Excalibur, I believe it has a lot to do w/the quasi-socialist attitude in europe that individuals derive their rights from the gov't vice the converse. |
| Posted by: Broadhead6 2007-11-29 17:05 |
| #2 There is a critical mass building. It is astonishing to me the people have trusted their governments this far. Lead by treasonous, weakling, cowardly and venal elites, democracies have somehow restrained themselves from taking matters into their own hands. I am afraid there will be a last straw and the camel's back will break. |
| Posted by: Excalibur 2007-11-29 16:38 |
| #1 Better late than never. |
| Posted by: g(r)omgoru 2007-11-29 11:21 |