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The Legal Framework of White Oppression
France
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LATEST on jews suppressing Aryans in France...
http://www.islam-online.net/English/News/2004-04/03/article09.shtml
PARIS, April 3 [2004] (IslamOnline.net) - A French court on Friday, April 2, fined
French comedian Dieudonne M'Bala M'Bala 10,000 dollars and convicted him of
inciting ethnic hatred after criticizing the Israeli policies in one of his
performances. Speaking to IslamOnline.net after the verdict, the French actor regretted
that the freedom of expression in the European country has been hijacked by
individuals and parties pre-occupied with blindly defending Israeli policies.
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There is no freedom of speech in France. If you say the wrong thing, publish the wrong
article, offend the wrong people, you are subject to prosecution.
An Act of 1949, ostensibly aimed at protecting the young,
forbids certain types of materials and opinions. And the Holocaust was officially made
unquestionable in the Fabius-Gayssot Act of 1990, covering
press freedom.
Says a commentator, "The Fabius-Gayssot law proscribes contesting the truth of any finding
in the "Crimes Against Humanity" section of the 1946 judgment in the main Nuremberg trial.
It candidly expresses...what all legal moves against revisionists are trying to do: freeze
received history in the state of the end of war hysteria of 1945-1946. This sort of law
contrasts with the typical "human rights" legislation, since here there is no doubt what
offense an accused is being charged with.
Famous cases:
Robert Faurisson
Black November for the Revisionists
Jean Plantin, editor and publisher of Akribeia (Greek for 'exactitude') in June 2000
was convicted for having named works forbidden to minors in the 1949 act, and for questioning
the Shoah, thereby contravening the Fabius-Gayssot Act. In essence, he was fined 140,000
francs, or $20,000 -- not couting damages that must be paid to B'nai B'rith and LICRA (a
league against racism and anti-Semitism) -- and given two six-month suspended sentences for
holding illegal opinions. Furthermore, he is banned from working as an editor-publisher,
his profession, for three years. Le Monde, the big-time French daily, hasn't
mentioned the case.
"Free" France: The Suppression of Jean Plantin
More on Jean Plantin
January 1999: Arrested, Strip-Searched, Personal Effects Seized,
Research Destroyed
Michel Adam was dismissed from his job as history teacher at a middle school in
Brittany and left, at 57, with no income and five kids.
Vincent Reynouard was fired from a state-sector teaching job, jailed for three months,
and fined ten thousand francs for disseminating the Rudolf Report.
Jean-Marie Le Pen has been indicted in both France and Germany for holding unpopular
or illegal opinions relating to details of gas chambers.
Here an internal Jewish article on "anti-Semitism" France in 2002.
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