Discussion between Gilad Atzmon and Jacob Cohen

 

Belgian MP Laurent Louis’ Statement vs Israeli Policies & Zionism

Laurent louis is not from France but from Belgium, however French Dissidents also diffuses texts and interviews of francophones…

 

Pierre Jovanovic dans le “Keiser Report” sur Russia Today (RT)

 

Belgian MP Laurent Louis stands against war – English Voice Over

Laurent louis is not from France but from Belgium, however French Dissidents also diffuses texts and interviews of francophones…

Is there life before death? – Pierre Rabhi

M. Rabhi is a farmer, philosopher, writer, and French thinker of Algerian origin that invented the concept  of “an oasis in all places.”

The nationalist Right and Islam – Christian Bouchet

Whoever browses the catalogues of nationalist bookstores, whoever reads nationalist newspapers and magazines, whoever visits Internet forums where young and not-so-young activists of the nationalist right express opinions will immediately notice that rabid anti-Islamism reigns.

The cause would seem clear: Islam is the enemy of the French nation and of European civilization, and therefore of the nationalist movement. But beyond “the obvious,” and beyond appearances, is it reality? That’s what we’re going to look at in this talk, which will deal one by one with four points:

1) Is an Islamophobic attitude an integral part of the national movement?

2) The reasons for this apparent Islamophobia.

3) The political consequences of Islamophobia.

4) What proposals are there for a national politics given the confrontation of Islam?

Is an Islamophobic attitude necessarily part of the national movement?

An objective approach to the facts calls for a reply in the negative: Islam was not always looked upon negatively by nationalists, and at present, hostility toward it is not absolute in the ranks of committed rightists.

In the brief span of the few minutes to follow I will go over the history of a selection of our ideas, by looking at how they have evolved in the presence of an alien religion.

On Modern Servitude

A powerful thought provoking film by Jean François Brient.

“The central objective of this film is to reveal man’s condition as a modern slave within the context of the totalitarian mercantile system and to show the forms of mystification which mask his servile condition. Its aim is to attack head on the dominant world organization.”