Alain Soral: Interview

Published
by
Friedrich Braun
on May 25, 2008
in Books , French Politics and Political Philosophy
.

An interesting interview with professional provocateur Alain Soral [in French]. I have yet to hear someone who’s more in love with himself than him.

The entire interview can be seen here.

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  1. 1 Fred Scrooby
    May 25, 2008 at 4:55 pm

    The mere fact that the question of so-called “anti-Semitism in France” is such a major topic of public discussion there, with everyone so jumpy about it and so anxious to deal with it very delicately, and to exculpate oneself above all else, demonstrates the level of Jewish power over that society. Once you see that nervousness, that unnatural societywide preoccupation, you no more need KMac-type scholarly research to demonstrate the power Jews wield than you needed scholarly research to demonstrate the power the Khmer Rouge wielded, or Southern U.S. whites wielded during Segregation, when witnessing the deference shown by, respectively, Cambodians and Negroes.

    When people act like they’re scared of their own shadow it tells you who’s in control — just reflect a bit on who’s offended by that “shadow.”

  2. 2 Fred Scrooby
    May 25, 2008 at 4:59 pm

    As goes without saying, if it’s the Moslem anti-Jewish behavior the French Jews are so concerned about they have only themselves to blame, for 1) opening France’s borders and 2) preventing anyone from closing them and expelling all non-French.

  3. 3 Fred Scrooby
    May 25, 2008 at 4:59 pm

    And if it’s French anti-Jewish attitudes they’re concerned about, ditto.

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