Author Topic: In France 100,000 on the street (Read 2805 times)

Guga · « **on:** April 21, 2013, 11:05:13 PM »

Today is a day of rejoice. The once Catholic France which later became the nest of the anti-Catholic revolutionaries ideas, seems to have waked up. We never know, I pray it can be the beginning of a big eye opening for a lot o people that will start to wonder of what is going in the world.
The media like to give big numbers when the gαys go to the street, but today, for the anti-gαy protesters, they only say a couple of thousands. It was 100,000 thousands! Viva France! That your example be followed by others Nations.

:applause: :applause: :applause:
http://catolicosribeiraoarteehistoria.blogspot.ca/2013/04/neste-momento-franca-esta-nas-ruas.html?m=0#more
Ps: The last two pictures shows the pro-gαy protesters

The Guardian
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/apr/21/france-gαy-marriage-bill

Neil Obstat · « **Reply #1 on:** April 21, 2013, 11:56:18 PM »

The first link is a pretty impressive website. Lots of fascinating images.

This one photo caught my attention:

If it was really important I'd say it's worth it to download it and then upload
it to CI for safekeeping. But it's just a man with a beard and a black hat
that makes him look Jєωιѕн.

Now, I am in an area where I was privileged to see the first Jєωιѕн temple
where sodomites were officially welcomed, and this was news to me by way
of one of the men who attends there regularly. I went to see Roger Cardfile
Balony hugging Rabbi Harold Schulweis on "stage" (they really call it that)
behind six large burning candles, which represented -- you guessed it --
the '6 million h0Ɩ0cαųst' victims. While there were several Catholic priests
there that day, at the reception afterwards, I was the only person in the
room wearing a pectoral cross.

The man I spoke to who gave me the "news" saw my crucifix, and approached
me to tell me he was impressed that I had the courage to wear it, when
obviously none of the priests had it. Then he explained to me that their
rabbi had a bookstore down the hall, where you can see all of his many
publications that promote acceptance of fαɢs into the ѕуηαgσgυє. He said
that Schulweis was getting mixed reviews, but for one, this man was not at
all pleased with the way things were going, because if it survives here, it
will soon spread worldwide, and then where will traditional Jєωs find any
refuge amidst the morass of immorality?

Apparently I was speaking to a sort of prophet - but he only had to have a
modicuм of common sense, really. The fact that he had the gumption to
think on his own without being afraid to approach me in sight of his
contemporaries is noteworthy.

Neil Obstat · « **Reply #2 on:** April 22, 2013, 12:33:33 AM »

Finally, I noticed that I can select Translate English at the top of the first website:

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Sunday, April 21, 2013

At this time, France is in the streets

In France, this very moment, large demonstrations are taking place for the family and the law Taubira. In Paris, organizers said, two days ago in the second round of voting in the National Assembly, Paris 100,000 - number still growing - squeeze the Esplanade des Invalides. For the first time, trade unions and leftist leaders, including government, marching with supporters of the family. The Minister of the Interior, as always, use words "empty" to demonize the protesters. Yesterday a member of the cabinet of the Minister of Justice went on to say that most of the protesters have their heads nαzιs.

Yesterday, Le Monde reported that the approval of President Hollande reached the lowest level of his government. According to the newspaper, only 25% of French people approve of their government. The newspaper also released a survey showing that 66% of French people are in favor of the bill Taubira. This figure is in direct contrast with the number reported by BFMTV, nearly two weeks ago, which showed that 57% of French people are opposed to the project.

At Poitiers, 150 vehicles running the streets in a "honking".
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I can't imagine reading in an American paper that, "at Houston, 150 vehicles
running the streets in a 'honking'." Does that mean that the vehicles were
honking at protesters? Were the vehicles in favor of laws against fαɢs?
Were the vehicles running into pedestrians? Were pedestrians running
in the streets, away from the vehicles?

Maybe someone who understands this can explain what Taubira means.

And, "The Minister of the Interior, as always, use words "empty" to
demonize the protesters."

When the Minister of the Interior uses "empty words" (?) to demonize
the protesters, how do his words translate into English? Like one of
+Fellay's speeches? HAHAHAHAHAHA

According to the newspaper, only 25% of French people approve of their
government. This, I think I can grasp. But if it says what it seems to
say, it's kind of surprising. Remember the French Revolution? Wasn't that
a lot worse than 25% in favor of the government? Or, was it?

I need some historical perspective. Maybe they didn't have polls in 1789!?

Exilenomore · « **Reply #3 on:** April 22, 2013, 06:39:02 AM »

A brother of the SSPX was beaten with a matraque* by the police a few days ago. They have been making use of teargas as well.

Are they trying to provoke French Catholics into an ιnѕυrrєcтισn by using violence on them, to then use that to persecute them?

There seems to be a growing intention among those opposed to the 'legalisation' of unnatural vice to make the regime of Hollande fall.

I did not click on the links posted in this thread, so I do not know what they contain, but make sure not to post links with pictures containing the filthy sodomites. It is bad enough that they run through the streets freely; they should not be given even more publicity, and many of them appear in such a way that obligates eyes to be averted from them.

* I looked up the English word for 'matraque', and it said 'nightstick'. Is that correct?

Stubborn · « **Reply #4 on:** April 22, 2013, 08:16:07 AM »

Quote from: Guga

Today is a day of rejoice. The once Catholic France which later became the nest of the anti-Catholic revolutionaries ideas, seems to have waked up. We never know, I pray it can be the beginning of a big eye opening for a lot o people that will start to wonder of what is going in the world.
The media like to give big numbers when the gαys go to the street, but today, for the anti-gαy protesters, they only say a couple of thousands. It was 100,000 thousands! Viva France! That your example be followed by others Nations.

Unfortunately, protests against the abominations are ultimately fruitless as this issue is one born in and comes from hell, the only defense against it is the Catholic Church which is currently wounded and under siege.

Thursday · « **Reply #5 on:** April 22, 2013, 08:55:39 AM »

Seems there are even ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖs who are against "gαy" marriage.

They say the "the rights of children trump the right to children"
http://www.mercatornet.com/conjugality/view/11702

trento · « **Reply #6 on:** April 22, 2013, 10:10:14 AM »

CFN posted this:

Neil Obstat · « **Reply #7 on:** April 22, 2013, 09:40:09 PM »

Quote from: Thursday

Seems there are even ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖs who are against "gαy" marriage.

They say the "the rights of children trump the right to children"
http://www.mercatornet.com/conjugality/view/11702

For the sake of posteriorty, here's the record:

Image: BBC website

There was a huge rally against same-sex marriage in France at the weekend. C-FAM reports an unexpected feature of the opposition -- something that should be kept in mind when various media report what the "gαy community" etc says about certain issues:

Perhaps as many as a million people marched in Paris last Sunday and at French embassies around the world against proposed legislation that would legalize same-sex marriage in France. One of the surprises in the French campaign for traditional marriage is that ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖs have joined pro-family leaders and activists in the effort.

“The rights of children trump the right to children,” was the catchphrase of protesters like Jean Marc, a French mayor who is also ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ.

Even though France is known for its laissez faire attitude toward sex, pro-family leaders were quick to organize huge numbers. When President Hollande announced his intentions to legalize ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ marriage last November, a demonstration against the proposal gathered 100,000 protesters. And then what started as a debate about ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ rights changed to one about a child’s right to a mother and a father, and the numbers in opposition exploded and has come to include unlikely allies.

Xavier Bongibault, an atheist ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ, is a prominent spokesman against the bill. “In France, marriage is not designed to protect the love between two people. French marriage is specifically designed to provide children with families,” he said in an interview. “[T]he most serious study done so far . . . demonstrates quite clearly that a child has trouble being raised by gαy parents.”

Jean Marc, who has lived with a man for 20 years, insists, “The LGBT movement that speaks out in the media . . . They don’t speak for me. As a society we should not be encouraging this. It’s not biologically natural.”

Read more at: http://www.c-fam.org/fridayfax/volume-15/french-ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖs-join-demonstration-against-gαy-marriage.html

s2srea · « **Reply #8 on:** April 22, 2013, 10:02:02 PM »

Quote from: trento

CFN posted this:

Mother flippin police. Something in my stomach churns watching them kick a priest.

Exilenomore · « **Reply #9 on:** April 23, 2013, 06:23:39 AM »

The brood of revolutionary vipers is trying to destroy the person of Alain Escada, the leader of Civitas. When you try to go to the website of Institut Civitas, but make some mistakes in typing the url, you get linked to execrable porn sites. It is extremely difficult to believe that this has not been done intentionally by Escada's enemies to discredit him.

He should take precautions to protect himself against possible attacks on his life if he gains more influence. The fact that tactics like the one described above are being used shows that they have already offered him money which he has rejected. If character assassination will not stop him, their next step is usually physical assault.

Neil Obstat · « **Reply #10 on:** April 23, 2013, 10:46:45 AM »

Quote from: Exilenomore

The brood of revolutionary vipers is trying to destroy the person of Alain Escada, the leader of Civitas. When you try to go to the website of Institut Civitas, but make some mistakes in typing the url, you get linked to execrable porn sites. It is extremely difficult to believe that this has not been done intentionally by Escada's enemies to discredit him.

He should take precautions to protect himself against possible attacks on his life if he gains more influence. The fact that tactics like the one described above are being used shows that they have already offered him money which he has rejected. If character assassination will not stop him, their next step is usually physical assault.

Dear ENM -- rather than merely state it, perhaps a copy of the page will be
more convincing. I didn't know who "Alain Escada, the leader of Civitas" is,
so I did a quick search and found the entire first page of hits are all in French!
"No Wonder I Didn't Know," I said to myself, after having seen the following:

Alain Escada - Wikipédia

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Alain Escada, né le 16 mai 1970 à Bruxelles, est un activiste belge, militant d' extrême droite et du national-catholicisme. Il est célibataire sans enfant.
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ancien regime · « **Reply #11 on:** April 23, 2013, 11:58:34 AM »

Here is the link to the Civitas web site:

Civitas

Civitas has helped put Traditional Catholics on the street during these demonstrations against so-called gαy marriage.

Alain Escada is the president of Civitas and its spokesman--a very effective spokesman. I watched a video from a French news site yesterday where four journalists ganged up on him about the whole "gαy marriage" controversy and he neither backed down nor lost his composure.

I pray for his safety as he is very visible and outspoken.

I wish I had a team of translators to keep everyone in the US apprised of what is going on in France. There is a lot of action on both the political front and with the resistance. I will say that the SSPX priests from St. Nicolas du Chardonnet have acquitted themselves well during the recent demonstrations. A Society brother was beaten up and arrested by the police and Fr. Beauvais stood up to them that night demanding to talk to a supervisor. The brother has been released, but is still being charged.

Neil Obstat · « **Reply #12 on:** April 23, 2013, 04:48:01 PM »

I see in your photo where Catholics "pour the famille" (how does one
pour the famille???) are holding French flags on poles which are
emblazoned with very simple images of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

I must say, it looks good, speaking in the historical sense, in the
absolute sense, in the moral sense, and in the ontological sense.

Maybe in a few other senses, as well.

This is a powerful image. It is simple, and it is discrete, but at the same
time it is bold, and it is proper, and it is no doubt doing a lot of good.

There is a lot more that can be done with the concept --- a LOT more.

But for a first volley, a "shot across the bow" as it were, this simple red
image of a plain red heart with a plain red cross, thick enough to be
seen from afar and clear enough to be of no mistake as to its meaning,
and no less FRAMED with the FRENCH NATIONAL FLAG as a BACKDROP,
which is a powerful thought and image in itself on VARIOUS LEVELS of
reality, is literally a sight for sore eyes to see.

Not a peep of this has crossed my field of view here in America. Has
any news venue carried a word of it? If my "quick search" on the
Internet is any indication, it's not merely a matter of what I might
see or hear broadcast, but it's rather a matter of what ANYONE is
saying or seeing on the World Wide Web. That is, in ENGLISH.
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Neil Obstat · « **Reply #13 on:** April 23, 2013, 05:19:46 PM »

Quote from: ancien regime

Here is the link to the Civitas web site:

Civitas

That's great. Now, what does it say in English? I hope you realize
that there is no "translate" tab on the website, nor do other sites
I have looked at offer a translate feature. So if it were not for your
own explanation of what is happening here, I would have no idea
that it is happening.

It reminds me of the Menzingen-denizens and their "cone of silence"
routine.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/embed/HWtPPWi6OMQ[/youtube]

Please don't take it in a bad way -- we have a different outlook on cultural
things in America. This does not mean I am suggesting that the sufferings
of Alain Escada are not serious. I was referring to the ridiculous attempt
of SOMEONE (whoever it is you might guess) to keep this news OUT of
the MSM, and OUT of our perception. IOW a laughable crowd control ruse!

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Civitas has helped put Traditional Catholics on the street during these demonstrations against so-called gαy marriage.

I have to ask, if it's safe to be "on the streets" for the other protesters,
then why is it somehow not safe for the Catholics to be on the street, too?

Is that a stupid question? If so, then provide the obvious answer, please.

And no more funny business!

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Alain Escada is the president of Civitas and its spokesman--a very effective spokesman. I watched a video from a French news site yesterday where four journalists ganged up on him about the whole "gαy marriage" controversy and he neither backed down nor lost his composure.

I pray for his safety as he is very visible and outspoken.

I wish I had a team of translators to keep everyone in the US apprised of what is going on in France. There is a lot of action on both the political front and with the resistance. I will say that the SSPX priests from St. Nicolas du Chardonnet have acquitted themselves well during the recent demonstrations. A Society brother was beaten up and arrested by the police and Fr. Beauvais stood up to them that night demanding to talk to a supervisor. The brother has been released, but is still being charged.

P.S. Actually, I was just trying to find a new opportunity to try out the
new youtube embed feature when I stuck that Get Smart clip in up there.

rowsofvoices9 · « **Reply #14 on:** April 23, 2013, 05:24:48 PM »

Now that the eldest daughter of the Church has succuмbed to this grave evil of allowing gαys to marry, I don't believe it will be much longer before the minor chastisements begins.