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Nicholas Sarkozy Dances With The Devil

Fri, 08/10/2007 - 22:43 — harrynads

French President Nicholas Sarkozy is known for his hard line against illegal Muslim immigrants and lazy Sundays. Sarkozy has pledged to remove all trouble making Muslims who are in France illegally and he has also pledged to increase the 35 hour work week because he can't stand seeing people enjoying a sunny day. He is both miserable and evil but he does realize that the muslims are a gigantic threat to freedom so it's sad to see him being taken in by the devil himself, Muammar al-Gaddafi.

Muammar al-Gaddafi has held Libya hostage since 1969, when he staged a coup and illegally took control of Libya. He is known as a ruthless dictator whose ideas have troubled the world for decades. His most vile idea is a vision of a united Islam. His vision of Pan-Islamism would create a unified front which would attempt to spread Islam throughout the world and torture and kill anyone who opposes their views.

Despite Sarkozy's hatred of Muslims, he has struck a deal with Gaddafi which will see France provide Libya with a nuclear power plant and weapons in exchange for blood money, which was possibly raised through jihad missions.

While Canada, U.S.A. and even the silly Brits try to organize and spread peace in the Middle East, France is attempting to disrupt this region yet again. If you recall, back in the 80's when communism was running rampant and Bon Jovi's fans were under the age of 40, France sold Iraq nuclear reactors despite knowing full well that the Zionists, who control Israel, would now allow Iraq to have this technology. Israel promptly bombed the reactors and one can argue that this lead to Operation Desert Storm.

Israel is already threatening to attack Iran's hidden nuclear reactors so it's unlikely that they will allow Libya to possess these reactors, especially since Gaddafi is still promoting Pan-Islamism.

Sarkozy seems to know how to deal with the enemy on the national level, however, he appears clueless on how to deal with them on the international level. He is unknowingly (or does he know?) funding and arming the Pan-Islamism revolution and undermining all the good things that have come out of the two wars in Iraq.

Instead of focusing on Iran, perhaps George W. Bush should seriously consider invading France. Sarkozy has clearly gone insane and a regime change is necessary in order to maintain some sort of stability in the world. We can not have civilized countries selling arms and nuclear technology to rogue states.

Comments

Mon, 08/13/2007 - 16:56 — SilenT (not verified)

Not even sure where to begin ..

This is a question that crosses my mind from time to time: Do most people realize how brainwashed they are as they limit themselves to the mainstream media sources? I can bet the author of this article could so easily be conviced to believe whatever the US/Canadian propaganda wants him to believe..

So how about the next attack on American freedom and democracy:

Radical Muslims aided by Russian technology cheaply built in China, with some support from Chavez and .. whoelse we don't like? are attacking North Pole.
Santa is dead ! This beats any false flag operations tried before .. and would serve as an excellent reason for invading the above specified countries. They're so envy of our freedom !

For an excellent (Canadian) resource on Freedom read globalresearch.ca

qaxyf@yahoo.ca

Mon, 08/13/2007 - 20:59 — harrynads

It begins here

Silent (I refuse to capitalize the last letter of your name), while I respect the fact that you have a different opinion, I find your rudeness distasteful. Furthermore, your rant reminds me of an Alex Jones rant when he goes on and on about the so called "false flag" operations.

If you do proper research you will learn that none of these operations took place, they were merely discussed. Every nation has these discussions and it's naive to think otherwise.

P.S. You commies will never kill Santa!

Tue, 08/14/2007 - 09:45 — SilenT (not verified)

Hi Harry, In a forced

Hi Harry,

In a forced bipolar world (that is in my opinion the main cause of hatred in the world) - being in the middle is the hardest as you're at the intersection of incoming fire from both sides. Also not to mention you're lonely as it's not socially binding. No one wants to hear we (as a group) are not the best and the ones that choose a different path are anything good.
But freedom isn't either - and unfortunately most of the time - it sits on the fence in the middle and few want to venture there. By that I mean the real - personal freedom - not the comfortable one where you can hide your insecurities behind group "values".
I spent two thirds of my life under commies (came to Canada in my late 20s). My grandfather didn't register in the party and my mother was not allowed to go to high school. Contrary to what people might believe - people didn't like communism (in my small country at least). They simply didn't care much - as long as they got their minimum intake of circus and bread, life went on. The commies in my book are so much worse than corporatism taking over our lives and the process of dehumanization that gradually happens here – but hey – I leave here know and that is why I care about what happens here.
Now, regarding the Santa comment. I apologize if this touched a personal subject and hurt your feelings. This was not my intention. My parents, my grandparents are all religious Christian orthodox and I've grown into a community that taught children to respect other's beliefs. I am an agnostic but I still respect people's feelings when it comes to religion. But in my childhood the Christmas was a magic event and Santa was a greater than life figure that touched the life of the children with is kindness and attention to personal details. So if you ask me it's the commercialization of Santa that kills it for me in the way I'm trying to raise my two daughters (though I'm working hard to keep it magic and personal) not the commies.
But again, in a white and black world we're experiencing more and more in the west when it comes to dealing with the unknown - people shut themselves off and comfortably refuse to acknowledge a world which is in reality beautifully diverse (and not only the diverse part we like to brag about).
PS: By the way SilenT is a reference to the satyr(Silen) that was captured by king Midas and stayed silent to the king's question. I'm usually silent - that's all. May I ask why triggered your refusal to spell it that way?
Tue, 08/14/2007 - 19:21 — harrynads

?????

Greetings Silent,

Thank you for contributing your comment and analysis but when you started off talking about a forced bipolar world, intersections and loneliness, I didn't understand a thing.

I agree with your assessment on Communism. These evil doers dehumanize us all by forcing us to conform to their version of humanity. We are not the same so we should not be treated equally. Some people are better than others and thus deserve preferential treatment.

Santa IS Christmas. No one can ever kill Santa Clause, not even the Russians, no matter how hard they try. The commercialization of Christmas is a beautiful thing. Corporations allow children to see what's out there and, in turn, children inform their parents what they need to buy for them.

Corporations + Children + Parents (CCP) = Santa Clause. Of course, the Russians are trying to change that into Communism + Censorship + Children (CCCP) = Russian Santa. That's one C too many and two C's which don't belong.

P.S. In Canada, it's impolite to capitalize the last letter of a person's name/forum handle and this is why I refuse to spell your name wrongly. I encourage you to register an account here but please do not capitalize the last letter of your name.

Tue, 08/14/2007 - 10:23 — SilenT (not verified)

False flag operations

The Reichstag Fire is an example of that. Not only discussed but put into action. Not acknowledged until they lost power (Nuremberg Trials)

1953 - CIA operation Ajax against the democratically elected leader of Iran was "merely" implemented. (denied for 50 years)
Please note the link hostname: https://www.cia.gov/library/center-for-the-study-of-intelligence/csi-publications/csi-studies/studies/vol48no2/article10.html

Tue, 08/14/2007 - 19:56 — harrynads

A quote in response

Silent, thank you for posting that link but for reasons I can't get into right now, I refuse to visit the cia Website. If possible, please post an alternate link which contains similar information.

I don't deny that some false flag operations have taken place, it's just that certain elements of the press have exaggerated the nature of these operations. In response to your concern about these operations, I'll leave you with this quote:

"It's a non-stop disco
Bet you it's Nabisco,
Bet you didn't know."

Did you know? I bet you didn't.

Tue, 08/14/2007 - 23:32 — SilenT (not verified)

No, I didn't :)

But I figure it just minutes after I submitted my last post. And for reasons I can't get into right now either, I refuse to go into the details of what happened following that moment. So I'll leave that to your imagination.

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