The year is 59 BC; Cicero is defending his friend, the governor Lucius Flaccus, in court against Jews who accuse him of stealing their gold. Everything is already present in Cicero’s defense of Flaccus: gold and the Jews, their penchant for legal chicanery, their propensity to confuse justice with vengeance, their way of manipulating authorities, […]
The idea for this article originated when, on May 18, 2026, I heard a rebroadcast of a 2002 interview of filmmaker Costa-Gavras by Marc-David Calvet on his show “Chants des toiles”, on the occasion of the theatrical release of his film “Amen”. In this program, Costa-Gavras explains the importance of music in his films, especially […]
Back in 1975, they didn’t say “Remigration,” but “Repatriation.” For today’s viewer, this is perhaps the only interesting point that saves an otherwise rather lackluster video: even fifty years ago, people were talking about remigration, about return, and about encouraging return. And the exact opposite happened; migration flows to Western countries increased, as did miscegenation. […]
Editor’s note: I have long resisted the climate manipulatioin idea but this seems convincing. Below is an automated translation of an article from the French weekly RIVAROL, one of the last far-right publications in France, which is beset by lawsuits and has lost its press accreditation (and the tax advantages that came with it). It […]
ANTISEMITISM – its history and causes as seen… by a Jew April 1944 – Special Issue “I Hate You” We reproduce below the thirty-third article from the special issue “I hate you” published in April 1944. §§§§§§ “ANTISEMITISM: Its history and causes” as seen… by a Jew In 1894, a 420-page octavo volume entitled L’Antisémitisme, […]
The Basilica of Saint-Denis, north of Paris, in the French department of Seine-Saint-Denis in the Île-de-France region, is home to the royal necropolis of the Basilica of Saint-Denis, wihich houses the tombs of numerous Frankish and French sovereigns, from Dagobert I to Louis XVIII – including Charles Martel (as the joke goes, the Arabs were […]
