Sarkozi betrays france with Attali - free immigration to stimulate growth

[Kernunnos]

The french that voted Sarkozi to restore order and steered away from "racist" Le Pen are now free to see they have been duped by a manchurian candidate served to them by the usual powers fostering mass migration amd the conquest of their lands by foreigners.

From the brusselsjournal, this startling (or foreseeable) story.

We are being sold, and when we protest, a good candidate is demonized and substituted by a synthetic one that will still go back to the old track quickly.


Sarko on the Planet Attali | The Brussels Journal
Sarko on the Planet Attali

From the desk of Tiberge on Fri, 2008-01-11 11:46
When first elected Nicolas Sarkozy proceeded, with uncommon alacrity, to pull out of the mothballs every socialist from the Mitterand era who was in need of making a comeback. He picked for his ministries and his commissions names known to all for their irresponsibility, lack of good judgment and indifference to French traditional values. One of these was Jacques Attali, former economic adviser to Mitterand, and known as “the man who is never right.” A good choice, since Sarkozy seems to get along better with socialist misfits than with conservative men of quality.
He placed Attali at the head of a commission on how to liberate economic growth, an interesting topic to assign to a socialist. Reuters reports that the “relaunching of immigration in France” is one of recommendations of the commission for the liberation of growth, presided over by Jacques Attali. Relaunching??? But immigration was never stopped!
The Attali Commission, at work for the past four months, is expected to turn over its conclusions and about 300 proposals to President Nicolas Sarkozy on January 23. Jean-Marie Le Pen immediately denounced the proposal as “absurd and criminal,” typical of the immigration policy in effect for the last 30 years, which resulted, he says, in “ten million foreigners” coming to France. “There is a political alternative [...] which is to create French people in France, in other words, to encourage French births,” Le Pen said on LCI, calling Jacques Attali a “globalist” [“mondialist”].
A few weeks ago in an interview with La Tribune, Jacques Attali declared: “France needs immigration. We have to open our doors to workers from Eastern Europe, to the Chinese, to the countries of Africa. Otherwise, all our fine discussions on how to finance retirement pensions will be meaningless.”
The conservative Parisian newspaper Le Figaro writes that the Attali Commission recommends “facilitating the granting of visas to foreigners,” in order to respond to a tense labor market and because immigration “is itself a source of creation of wealth, hence of growth.” Nicolas Sarkozy advocates a controlled immigration, with the establishment of quotas. The ministry of Immigration recently published a circular concerning a possible amnesty for those undocumented aliens who are already working in France.
Figaro readers are unrestrained in their displeasure against Attali. Here are four comments:

- What a sad horror! I go into a rage when I think that this pseudo expert, an inventor of nothing, will be paid with my taxes while my three children are unemployed and I can’t pay my bills.

- My God. Pity them, “they” have gone mad.

- Mr. Attali is reputed as being a brilliant man, considering his diplomas. And Mr. Sarkozy likes people who have a reputation for being brilliant. So Mr. Sarkozy will no doubt be inclined to listen to Mr. Attali’s advice. May he think twice, for pity’s sake! For the 30 years that he has been giving “advice,” Mr. Attali has never advised anything good. He lives on his own planet. This man is very dangerous.

- This must be the most ridiculous government we have ever had.

[Carnyx]

Yeah I was amazed. And to think they are coming with the same solutions over and over again and many people will keep believing in all that shit is simply incredible. Simply surrealist...

[Arthur Gordon Pym]

Jaccques Attali - a well known Freemason

EFFEDIEFFE Giornale on-line - Direttore Maurizio Blondet

I've previously mentioned Jacques Attali who was the main adviser to presidents in France to do with the European Union. He was really above Francois Mitterrand, the High Freemason, who, like Pierre Trudeau, had the single rose put on his coffin as a sign of his international socialism and other esoteric things. Jacques Attali wrote a book called "Millennium" after being at top-level meetings at the United Nations. It was to do with the future of the United States, and he says, "The time is coming when the borders will be brought down." This was in 1990 the book came out. He said, "There will be floods coming in from Latin America." He says, "It will be akin to the hoards of barbarians attacking Rome bringing about the final fall of Rome." He said, "people will flee northwards trying to escape," because when cultures clash like that, when a completely different culture comes together there's tremendous conflict, even if the people themselves are peaceable, the differences in their culture en masse that is as opposed to small immigration. En masse is always cultural clash and problems breakout in a big way.

They also have their rogue elements within Latin America, the crooks who will come up looking at the promised land and easy prey. He said there will be armed bands coming up from Latin America eventually and just raping and pillaging down through the southern states. This is all talked and debated about at great think tanks at the United Nations level. It's in his book, read it, "Millennium" by Jacques Attali. He said, "at that time the economy of the United States will be going down and the next boat people will be Americans leaving America looking for work abroad."

Alan Watt on "The American Awakening" (Alan Stands in for 2 hours for Michael Herzog) - July 13, 2007

[Cirrus]

In fact, he didn't betray anyone. Only fools believed that Sarkozy would make an anti-immigration policy : he made some anti-immigrantion declarations during his electoral campaign, but it was only in order to seduce Le Pen's electors.

But his program has always been clear, and since the beginning : he supported the idea of an immigration choisie ("chosen immigration") i.e a labour immigration. That's just what Attali suggest now.

[Menydh]

After a meeting with Spanish Socialist PM Zapatero, Sarkozy has lent him a helping hand by declaring that it is understandable why Zapatero undertook the mass regularization of immigrants in Spain.

I can smell the old dirty tactics coming over again, from France: give support to a weak and disastrous government, to ensure political hegemony. A classic since we joined the damned EU.

[Kernunnos]

Raping the People



On Sunday Jean-Marie Le Pen denounced the presidency of Nicolas Sarkozy as being a "rape" of the will of the people. He spoke to several hundred members of the Front National gathered for "la galette des rois" of the Paris branch of the FN. "La galette des rois" refers to a special pastry made to celebrate the Epiphany, which was January 6, but the celebrations can take place after that date as well.

Yahoo reported on his remarks:

"When we look at the policies of this government, we conclude that this is a veritable rape of the popular will," declared Mr. Len Pen.

"The French thought they were voting for a man who was unflinching on the issues of security, immigration, values, family, patriotism, law and order, lowering taxes," but "the mask is falling off," declared Mr. Le Pen.

Le Pen took on in particular the government's policy on immigration.

"The France that Nicolas Sarkozy loves, is the multicultural society, the France "that has been mixed with massive immigration," not "the 2000-year old country and its history," not the France of "the land and the church steeples," he said.

"The Hortefeux Law has managed to perform the feat of increasing family-based immigration, of facilitating work-based immigration which is now known as selective immigration, and of maintaining the influx of illegal immigration" with his announcement of a possible amnesty for illegals that have jobs, he said.

As for the goal of repatriating 25,000 illegals per year, "it is totally inadequate since about 150,000 illegals enter our country every year according to the ministry of the interior", he said.

Note: Official ministry figures are probably on the low side. It's difficult to know the actual figures. A recent post here, quoting France-Soir, gave the figure of 600,000 per year. That could be too high, or it could refer to one specific year, but at any rate many more are coming in than are going back.

The promises made by Nicolas Sarkozy during his electoral campaign "ominously recall the 'Vive French Algeria' uttered by de Gaulle in 1958, which led to an Algerian Algeria, and then to a fellagha Algeria," declared Mr. Le Pen.

But "populism will be victorious over people-ism," he cried, alluding to the abundant publicity surrounding the private life of the French president.

Le Pen seems to be using the term "fellagha" to designate the current leadership of Algeria. The word itself is Arabic, and refers to highway robbers or to clandestine bandits. During the Algerian War the word "fellagha" referred to those who resisted French rule, as opposed to the "fellouze" who served France.

Also the reference to "people-ism" (in French, "pipolisme"), a created word, is based on the absorption by the French language of the American notion of celebrities as depicted in magazines such as "People". The term "people" therefore, in current French usage, is equivalent to "celebrity" with overtones of shallowness and hype.Labels: Jean-Marie Le Pen 2008, President Sarkozy 2008

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Sunday, January 13, 2008

Honored Guest



If it isn't the certifiable Jacques Attali, it's the Grand Orient. And if it isn't the Grand Orient, it's Tony Blair. Nicolas Sarkozy has no interest or affinity for ANYTHING that isn't left-wing. Yes, he's accused of being a "capitalist" because he sails on the yachts of his rich friends. And he's accused of being friendly to religion because of ONE speech he gave in Rome (that will turn out to benefit Muslims, most likely). And he is accused of being an ARCH CONSERVATIVE because he wants to deport 25,000 illegals a year, allowing the remaining 575,000 on French soil to collect welfare.

It seems Tony Blair was the guest of honor yesterday at the national council of the UMP party. This excerpt is from Le Monde:

"In the United States I would be a Democrat, in the United Kingdom I'm a laborite. In France I would be... probably in the government," joked the former British prime minister in the language of Molière, provoking laughter from the 2500 party members and leaders of the UMP who had gathered at the Palais des Sports in Paris on Saturday January 12. "No, I'm kidding," said the leader of the New Labour Party, becoming more serious, "I would be in the Socialist Party, side by side with those who have its transformation at heart."

The guest of honor at the national council of the majority party, Mr. Blair made a sensation with a speech full of humor on the theme of change:

"Education and not regulation, a welfare-state that is active, not passive, a balance between work and private life, a new frontier of the welfare state, and unions that are partners for change and not for resistance."

Nicolas Sarkozy then left his seat and joined the former resident of 10 Downing Street on stage, saluting the public with his raised hand in Mr. Blair's. "Socialists like this are completely welcome in government," cried the French president, once again praising the theme of political openness.

The rest of Le Monde's article deals with the upcoming municipal elections and the overwhelming approval the UMP members gave to the lists of candidates.Labels: Tony Blair

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Grand Orient To Amend the 1905 Law



Recently I posted an interview conducted by Libération with masonic leader Jean-Michel Quillardet, who expressed his fears that the law separating Church and State would be in some way amended in favor of religion. As it turns out, guess who Sarkozy has appointed to modify the law? None other than Quillardet himself! This report is from E-Deo:

The Grand Orient, first masonic lodge of France, has been officially invited to participate on the committee that will soon set about to improving the 1905 law separating Church and State.

Jean-Michel Quillardet, Grand Master of the Grand Orient, visited the French president last Tuesday. After the meeting he expressed his relief and his satisfaction, assuring the press that the president was committed to leaving untouched the 1905 law separating Church and State except for a "few technical changes."

"We will be very vigilant as to the technical nature of this change," said the Grand Orient.

Note: E-Deo wonders if the change involves the building of mosques.

No doubt that they will be vigilant, since the instigators of the 1905 law are the ones to whom Nicolas Sarkozy has entrusted the future of "laïcité".

The Grand Feminine Lodge of France could add its voice to the debate, after expressing its own concerns to the head of State. It hardly seems necessary to say that we are not very optimistic about the measures to be taken by the freemasons.

We must point out that after his interview with Jean-Michel Quillardet, Nicolas Sarkozy promised to visit the headquarters of the Grand Orient to acquaint himself with the principal doctrines of French masonic thought.

Note: The Grand Feminine Lodge had also expressed displeasure at Sarkozy's Lateran speech in Rome in which he introduced the notion of a "positive laïcité." The official communiqué stated:

"(We) would regard the return of religion in the public sphere as an historical regression and as an intolerable offense to our fundamental freedoms: the freedom to believe, not to believe, or to believe differently."

But that is not all. According to Le Monde:

Determined to make heard the voice of the masonic lodge on the issue of laïcité, the Grand Orient confirmed that it had obtained from Mr. Sarkozy assurances that it will soon be granted television time on one of the national channels. Only religions - Catholic, Protestant, Muslim, Jewish, Orthodox and Buddhist - have programs on France 2, on Sundays. The freemasons have access to air time on France-Culture radio.

You can't help wondering if this is a quid pro quo: television time in exchange for a minor amendment to the 1905 law that would allow the building of mosques, possibly as a "cultural" enhancement for the country. Has Sarko cut another deal?

[AzzurroItalia]

That disappoints me. I was hoping that Sarkozy would begin the return of the center-right in Europe, which is at least better in terms of immigration and politics.

Le Pen, however, didn't do that spectacular of a political campaign either, I wasn't too impressed by him during the presidential election of last year...

France was heading in such a good direction with its family-friendly package, that really had set off the birthrate. Why continue with immigration? France doesn't even need it.

[Carnyx]

Originally Posted by AzzurroItalia

That disappoints me. I was hoping that Sarkozy would begin the return of the center-right in Europe, which is at least better in terms of immigration and politics.

I guess a lot of those who've voted Sarkozy must feel a pain in the ***, or they like it... Who knows? This wouldn't be so much surprising given the people is mostly passive.

Le Pen, however, didn't do that spectacular of a political campaign either, I wasn't too impressed by him during the presidential election of last year...

Certainly his worst campaign. FN got embourgeoisé and boboïsé.

Certainly his worst campaign. Why continue with immigration? France doesn't even need it.

It's dogmatic and it's been planned for long.

[AzzurroItalia]

Originally Posted by Carnyx

I guess a lot of those who've voted Sarkozy must feel a pain in the ***, or they like it... Who knows? This wouldn't be so much surprising given the people is mostly passive.

Had I been a French citizen who voted for Sarkozy in the elections, I would probably not support anything related to that political party ever again. It's horrible how he just plays on the people's wishes to accomplish what he needs.

Certainly his worst campaign. FN got embourgeoisé and boboïsé.



It's dogmatic and it's been planned for long.

And his last. I'm not sure if the Front National will survive without him.