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Reading the news about the violence stretching from the Mediterranean to the
German border, I can’t help but think something is rotten in Denmark—or
rather France. It makes little sense for “Arab and African Muslim immigrants,”
as described by the Associated Press, to burn down schools, nurseries, and shopping
centers in their own neighborhoods, although of course likewise things happened
in America (i.e., the Los Angeles riot and earlier civil unrest in urban America).
However, the fact the French police tear gassed the Mosque de Bousquets
during Laylat al-Qadr (the holiest night in Ramadan) as an act of provocation
might have something to do with the subsequent violence. It also doesn’t
help that the French police are headed up by one Nicolas Sarkozy, currently
the French Interior Minister, who is more or less a racist, fascist, and neocon
fellow traveler. Sarkozy has pledged to clean the Paris suburbs of “scum”
and “riffraf” with a Kärcher (colloquially used as synonymous
with a cleaning system using high-pressure water). It should also be noted Sarkozy
covets the French presidency (next election to be held in 2007).
According to Thierry
Meyssan, Sarkozy is the preferred choice of neocon apparatchiks. “Saudi
Arabia … will finance the next electoral campaign of Nicolas Sarkozy in
France so that the neoconservatives can get rid of Dominique de Villepin. Similar
measures were taken with respect to each and every big state of the European
Union,” Meyssan writes. In Germany, Angela Merkel was nominated to the
post of Chancellor at the 2005 federal election and it appears Merkel will become
Chancellor in a Grand coalition with the Social Democratic Party of Germany.
Merkel’s ascension is important because she has championed “a strong
transatlantic partnership and German-American friendship,” in other words
cozying up to the neocons. Recall how vehemently the neocons accused the French
and Germans of “pro-Arab appeasement” and the standard threadbare
canard, antisemitism, primarily due to the fact Jacques Chirac and Gerhard Schroeder
opposed the illegal and immoral invasion of Iraq. If the neocons and their yahoo
operatives (think the dirty trickster Donald Segretti’s understudy, Karl
Rove) can fix elections in the United States, it should be a piece of cake in
Europe. A bit of violence blamed on Muslims sure the heck doesn’t hurt.
Investigative researcher and writer Wayne
Madsen speculates: “As is the case with other European countries where
fascist and Islamist fundamentalist forces have joined forces, there is increasing
evidence that the riots that have swept France for a week and a half have been
far more than spontaneous reactions to the electrocution at a Paris electrical
sub-station of two Muslim teens who were escaping police.” Nicolas Sarzoky,
or “Sarko,” as his friend and enemies alike call him, according
to Madsen, is “a confirmed neo-con in the tradition of fellow travelers
in Italy, Britain, Denmark, the Netherlands, Israel, and Spain… Sarkozy
has strong links to the Likud Party in Israel and the neo-cons in the Bush administration
and the Blair government in London.” Madsen continues:
What is happening in France has all the signs of yet another possible
neo-con “false flag” operation in the same category as the Niger
fraudulent uranium documents, the provocative actions of Israeli agents in
New Jersey who were dressed up as Arabs during the morning of 9-11, unexplained
Spanish and British government activities surrounding the train bombings in
Madrid and London, and recent deadly bombings in Delhi during Hindu and Muslim
holidays attributed to a previously unknown Kashmiri group…. The French
politician who benefits the most from this explosion of violence in a country
where Muslim citizens constitute a significant minority is Sarkozy.
The losers stand to be de Villepin’s faction of the Gaullist RPR party
and a newly-resurgent Socialist Party, which rejects the neo-con international
agenda. It is not coincidental that the rioting is mainly plaguing cities
and towns governed by Socialist and Communist mayors—leaders who are
now caught between addressing the social problems that helped spark the violence
and responding to calls for a return to law and order.
All of this suspiciously harks back to the Italian strategy of tension,
also known as Operation Gladio. “The name ’strategy of
tension’ indicates the period roughly from 1969 to 1974, when Italy was
hit by a series of terrorist bombings, some of which caused large numbers of
civilian deaths,” writes Claudio
Celani. “The authors were right-wing extremists maneuvered by intelligence
and military structures aiming at provoking a coup d’état, or an
authoritarian shift, by inducing the population to believe that the bombs were
part of a communist insurgency.” In 1992, the Italian prosecutor Guido
Salvini and the Parliament Committee on the Failed Identification of the Authors
of Terrorist Massacres determined the strategy of tension was indeed attributed
to Italian neo-fascists and elements within a secret freemasonic lodge, called
Propaganda Due (P2).
As previously noted here, the primo neocon, Michael Ledeen (resident scholar
in the “Freedom Chair” [sic] at the American Enterprise Institute),
a proponent of “universal fascism” (a sort of Mussoliniesque fascist
derivative), was allegedly tied to the Italian P2 Masonic Lodge. “In the
late 1970s, while P2 was doing its dirty work, Ledeen was working as a consultant
to Italian intelligence [SISMI] on terrorism issues,” writes Bechir
Saadé. Ledeen was a visiting professor of history at the University
of Rome between 1975-1977. “Ledeen’s right-wing Italian connections—including
alleged ties to the P-2 Masonic Lodge that rocked Italy in the early 1980s—have
long been a source of speculation and intrigue,” notes the journalist
Jim Lobe.
In addition, it is rumored Ledeen is connected to the fraudulent Niger yellowcake
documents produced by Italian intelligence.
Madsen again:
The possibility that neo-cons and their fascist allies are manipulating
the violence in France to their own advantage has the net result of bringing
France into the neo-con’s oft-stated goal of a “Clash of Civilizations”
between the West and the Muslim world. The likes of Mark Steyn are
already insidiously referring to the Frankish-Muslim 732 Battle of Tours between
a Moorish army and the forces of Charles Martel. Other neo-con propaganda
outlets are echoing the words “Vichy” for the French government.
It is all very transparent who is behind instigating the violence now sweeping
France.
Indeed, it does seem transparent. However, it remains to be seen if the French
people will rally behind the miscreant and Muslim-baiter Nicolas Sarkozy or
like-minded individuals who have signed on to the “Clash of Civilizations”
demagoguery. The French government may go over to the dark side. But the French
people (and in fact most people in Europe) are steadfastly against the neocon
plan for total war and “reshaping” of the Muslim Middle East. Of
course, it would not be a historical milestone for the people of France and
Germany to be dragged kicking and screaming into the deadly machinations of
the neocon master plan. In fact, it was only 70 years ago the German people
embraced fascism and there was very little kicking and screaming, save by those
carted off into the night to the torture chambers and death camps by the Gestapo.
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