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jesuisfier [OP]

2003-03-25 15:46 | User Profile

Mes amis, these are truly scary days ahead of us. These sick, depraved, meglomaniac, twisted, alien, neo-cons of a wretched race of human filth are making their case for attacking and "disarming" France!!! Make them the new puppet of NWO! I think it started with that garbage eater Coulter and will end with Bush sending Tomahawks into The Louvre. C'est triste! C'est ridicule! C'est epouvantable! C'est incroyable! Bas a les neo cons tout de suite!! Vive La France!!

De-Gauling the World By Lowell Ponte FrontPageMagazine.com | March 25, 2003 [url=http://www.frontpagemagazine.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=6822]http://www.frontpagemagazine.com/Articles/...cle.asp?ID=6822[/url]

                           PONTEFICATIONS

WHO SHOULD BE NEXT, after the ouster of Saddam Hussein? What evil nation should next be de-fanged or demolished in our urban renewal in the global community of nations?

Should it be North Korea, the Orwellian Marxist madhouse now building nukes and bracing for attack, with its long record of selling any weapon it can acquire to anybody willing to buy it?

Should it be Iran, a theocratic dictatorship closely allied with terrorists, now rushing with Russian help to produce the raw materials for atomic bombs?

No, we should instead go after and disarm an enabler of terrorists that already possesses at least 464 nuclear weapons and has demonstrated an eagerness to put atom bomb capability into fanatical hands in the Arab Middle East.

This nation also helped provide Saddam Hussein with biological weapons and with the chemical weapons he used to kill thousands of his neighbors as well as thousands of fellow Iraqis. Only months ago it was, in violation of international embargoes, helping provide Hussein with fuel for rockets now being used against American and British troops.

This cynical and utterly immoral nation that deserves to be the civilized world’s next target for assertive disarmament of its weapons of mass destruction is FRANCE.

In retrospect, we now can see that France should have been disarmed long ago. Its megalomania goes back to Napoleon and even before. France, by its threatening diplomacy against Austria-Hungary, precipitated World War I.

Its betrayal of Poland and cooperation with Nazi Germany via its Vichy accommodation prolonged World War II. (It’s national railroad SNCF now faces a lawsuit for its friendly complicity in shipping 76,000 Jews in cattle car railway “convoys” to Nazi death camps. Only about 2,500 of those Jews escaped liquidation.)

Following World War II, France rushed to acquire the power and prestige of nuclear weapons. It received some U.S. and British help in doing this, and also in being given a permanent seat and veto on the Security Council of the new United Nations despite its collaboration with Hitler.

But in the postwar era, while other once-imperial powers gave up their colonies, France tested nuclear weapons in Africa and the South Pacific – reportedly tested chemical weaponry in what it called a “District of France,” the rebellious Muslim North African colony it ruled with an iron fist, Algeria.

Its hyper-nationalist President Charles De Gaulle in 1965 declared that the French were “a race created for brilliant deeds” but that this was thwarted because their “destiny was in the hands of foreigners.”

Within a year he declared the autonomy of France’s growing nuclear arsenal, withdrew French troops from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) force structure (but not the Atlantic Alliance), and ordered all NATO troops to leave French soil by April 1967.

As April Fool´s Day approached in 1967, American troops were busy smashing NATO electronic equipment in its Paris headquarters so that these sensitive tools would not be left in untrustworthy French hands.

With De Gaulle´s approval, the commander of French forces General Charles Ailleret propounded a new national strategic doctrine – tous azimuts. French nuclear missiles and bombers henceforth were to be aimed to “all azimuths,” all points on the compass. In this French geopolitical triangulation, their nuclear targets were not only Moscow and Leningrad, but also New York City and Washington, D.C.

This doctrine ceased being discussed much by French military planners after the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968, but the mindset behind tous azimuts persisted and is evident in the anti-Americanism of France’s current Gaullist President Jacques Chirac.

In Gaullist thinking, France would rule the world by standing between the West and the Soviet Union, superior to both because France would hold and could shift the balance of power between them by tilting its policies.

France rushed to build its Force de Frappe, its “strike force” triad of bombers, land-based missiles and submarine-based missiles. This socialist welfare state soon recognized, however, that it could not afford a true Superpower arsenal – but merely a nuclear force big enough to “tear an arm or a leg off” an invading enemy. The names it gave to weapons systems, such as Le Triomphant and L’Inflexible accurately reflected French pretensions but not France’s very limited capability.

To help fund its weapons development, France became a major weapons supplier around the world, arming virtually any regime that promised lots of cash. It sold Mirage jets both to Israel and to surrounding enemy states such as Saddam Hussein’s Iraq. Only weeks prior to the current war’s outbreak, France in violation of embargoes reportedly was supplying parts for Hussein’s delta-winged Mirage jets.

During the 1991 Gulf War, 24 Iraqi Mirages were flown into neighboring Iran for safekeeping. Iran has kept the nuclear weapons-capable aircraft, never returning them to its foe Saddam. It came to light in 2002 that Iran has been dealing very quietly with France over spare parts and maintainance for them, probably as delivery systems for its own incipient arsenal.

This column wonders whether Iran or Iraq know that the Mirage in all its various models is built by Dassault, a corporation still largely owned by the family of Marcel Dassault. He was born Marcel Bloch, son of a Jewish physician. After barely surviving the Buchenwald concentration camp, Bloch changed his name to Dassault, his code name as a fighter in the French Resistence. He later played a role in the development of Israel’s nuclear weapons capability.

How ironic it is that Saddam and the Ayatollahs have based their air power on Jewish-designed, Jewish-built aircraft.

Deep readers who savor the ironies of history might enjoy Marcel Dassault’s 1969 autobiography, The Talisman.

France, we are told, has tilted in favor of Saddam Hussein to satisfy the nearly 15 percent of its population that is Muslim and fast-outbreeding the other 85 percent. It fears terrorism from the Muslim world, and blames Al Qaeda for the bottles containing the deadly poison Ricin found days ago in the Paris subway system. (Ricin, ironically, is one of the poisons France developed for military use in its own chemical warfare program.)

Iraq itself, despite French efforts to protect Saddam Hussein in the United Nations, has acknowledged that French assistance was a major source of its own biological weapons capability. It also was among the key foreign suppliers of “precursor” chemicals used in Saddam’s chemical weapons program.

No wonder that Saddam’s inner circle was cheering Saturday and singing “Oh, The Franks Are Coming! The Franks Are Coming!” at news that Iraq’s ally had deployed its first 39 French soldiers and two armored personnel carriers within easy spying distance of the vital Yank airbase at Qatar.

French treachery towards Anglo-Saxon Western civilization continues today as it has in the past. We know now that France lured U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell into agreeing to U.N. Security Council Resolution 1441 by lying to him, promising that no French veto would follow.

Following this backstab to America, France now threatens another unilateral veto against any measure giving administrative control over Iraq to the victorious allies Great Britain and the U.S. France, to advance its own power and vanity, again threatens to destroy world order – as it did against newly liberated nations of Eastern Europe – unless it is given a huge, profitable hunk of power and money from rebuilding Iraq.

And even as war rages – a war France caused by letting Saddam Hussein believe he could defy the U.N. – ABC News reported that France is still working to keep Saddam Hussein – and France’s dirty billion dollar deals made with him – alive by providing Hussein with safe exile in Mauritania in west Africa.

French depravity can no longer be tolerated. From its decades of sheltering convicted child rapist and movie director Roman Polanski, to its complicity with Hitler, to its eagerness to provide socialist ally Saddam Hussein with a nuclear reactor capable of churning out hundreds of nuclear weapons, barbarian France should now be viewed with disgust by all civilized human beings.

France is morally unfit to be trusted with the kinds of megaweapon technologies that can be entrusted only to mature, adult hands. It is also morally unworthy of holding veto power in the United Nations Security Council.

The United States and Great Britain should now demand that France relinquish its entire arsenal of up to 482 nuclear weapons.

France pretends to be a nation of peace. In recent years it has acceded to the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty, called for tougher enforcement of treaties against chemical and biological weapons, and re-named its Force de Frappe the Force de Dissuasion.

With the dissolution of the Soviet Union, France faces no military threat that warrants such weapons of mass destruction. It should cancel its plans to upgrade the remaining bomber and submarine legs of its nuclear triad.

Until now France has said it will not consider reducing its nuclear arsenal until Russia and the U.S. have lowered their numbers of weapons to France’s own level. By this method, it demands Russian and U.S. disarmament as a cynical way to boost its own relative power in the world. (Russia, too, has aided Saddam Hussein for its own profit in ways that are killing American soldiers in Iraq, but this is a topic for another column.)

But if France wishes to lead the world by inspiration and nobility, and to be looked up to by idealists everywhere, it should lead by example – by dismantling its own atomic arsenal to inspire others and create a more peaceful world.

France should also be told to turn in its Veto stamp and permanent seat on the Security Council of the United Nations. It should retract all threats made against nations, from Eastern Europe to Turkey, applying for membership in the European Union – and should publicly apologize to the many it has threatened.

France may remain a non-voting member of the Atlantic Alliance, its safety insured as it has been for more than half a century by the nuclear umbrella of Great Britain and the United States.

We will not invade or militarily attack France, of course. But if it persists with dreams of grandeur and schemes to weaken the United States and Great Britain, we should recognize that France is now an enemy of civilization and bring it to its knees by one or another method of economic warfare.

To be a great power, a nation must have morality. France has lost all morality, all honor, all trustworthiness. It is unworthy to hold any seat at the table of the great nations, at least until it repents, spends at least half a century repaying the millions of people it has injured, and learns humility. Our world and its peace-keeping institutions need thus to be de-Gauled.

mwdallas

2003-03-25 16:03 | User Profile

Am I to understand this is not a joke?

na Gaeil is gile

2003-03-25 17:06 | User Profile

French treachery towards Anglo-Saxon Western civilization continues today as it has in the past

If Ponte is not one of God's chosen by blood he certainly is by spiritual calling. How they play the Goyim one against the other, railing against the first while flattering the other. Americans against French, Anglos against Celts, Blacks against Whites; somebody stop this kosher hate merry-go-round. Their ability to sell any falsehood, no matter how preposterous, lies in the packaging. Flag waving gentiles are the chauvinistic dark side of America made flesh. Their vanity renders them malleable.

Angler

2003-03-25 20:59 | User Profile

Disarm France?! What a nutcase. We should be disarming Israel, if anyone.

il ragno

2003-03-25 22:41 | User Profile

**We should be disarming Israel, if anyone. **

The way we did Japan.

After which I suggest whites hijack the slogan "Never again" from Shmuel. Since we obviously require the constant reminder.

Leveller

2003-03-30 16:35 | User Profile

Originally posted by rban@Mar 30 2003, 14:59 ** ... France is destined to sink even further into historical irrelevance by their adamant failure to embrace progress. **

Spoken like a true Jacobin.