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Dato : 09-11-05 14:26

*French media cover-up*

If you think that French media are downplaying the extent of the actual
violence and damage, you are right. Quite a bit of hard news is not
being reported both by design and by the circumstances on the ground.
State TV has already decided to stop repeating the number of cars burned
every day and film crews (particularly white French film crews) are
being chased from the suburbs after having their vehicles and equipment
torched. The only journalists currently operating freely and without
armed escort are from Algerian newspapers (El Watan has been cited as an
example). Callers on talk radio are starting to reveal what MSM is
censuring: the racist, Islamist nature of the ongoing uprising. State TV
has already manipulated reports, albeit hamfistedly. The most notable
example was the bait-and-switch reports about the handicapped woman
doused with gasoline and burned by rioters. Every attempt was made to
have viewers believe that race was not an issue. The Socialist Mayor of
Noisy le Grand, speaking on France Culture radio yesterday morning
claimed that in his city women were dragged from their cars by their
hair and, for all intense and purposes, stoned by rampaging youths (il a
employé le terme "quasi lapidées" en fwançais). He also reported that
molotov cocktails were thrown into people's homes. He then asked the
Army to intervene. The host, somewhat shocked that a Socialist mayor
would use such language on a live State radio broadcast, stammered for a
few seconds. The reports have since slipped into a French media memory
hole. On a State TV France5 talk show, an Algerian writer living in
Paris expressed shock at the scenes coming in from the suburbs where
jellaba clad big brothers step in to calm youths and negotiate with
police. He stated that such images reminded him of the happenings in
Islamist neighborhoods of Algiers circa late 80s and early 90s. These
images, very common in the first days of the riots, have now vanished
from French TV screens which now favor scenes involving disenfranchised
youths who repeat endlessly that they are victims of unemployment and
racism.
http://no-pasaran.blogspot.com/2005/11/french-msm-covers-up-what-is-in-fa
ct.html

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*French intifada targets churches*

Jack Cashill spent a year in France as a Fulbright professor at the
University of Nancy and visits often The definitive French newspaper, Le
Monde, reported deep in its headline Nov. 7 story that for the first
time French street terrorists have turned their "colere" (anger) on
"eglises" (churches). Overnight, they attacked one church in the town of
Sete in the south of France, and another in the town of Lens in the
north. In Arabic, "intifadòa" means "shudder, awakening, uprising." A
mounting, 11-day long attack on policemen, institutions of state, and
now Christian churches by bands of angry, Arabic-speaking youth would
seem at least as worthy of that term in Paris as it is in Jerusalem. Of
some concern to the British is that Lens is located in Pas-de-Calais,
the French departement geographically closest to England. Indeed, every
European country with a Muslim population fears that the intifada will
erupt in its own quarters...
http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=47291

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