Wir werden Tel Aviv ausradieren [We will wipe out Tel Aviv.] From a French website hostile to Israel in English translation, courtesy of Francis Goumain. ’Promise kept 3′, Iran responds to the Israeli attack. “Unprecedented images in Tel Aviv” Two F-35s shot down, an Israeli pilot captured. [Shooting down 2 F-35s is important. F-35s are […]
Marcel Jouhandeau (1888–1979) was a French writer. His Wikipedia page discusses his guilt over his homosexual urges, his marriage, and his adopted child, and notes that “in 1938, Jouhandeau published four anti-Semitic articles in a short volume, ‘Le Péril Juif’ (The Jewish Peril). During the Nazi occupation of France, he accepted Goebbels’ invitation to visit Germany.” This […]
There’s something pathetic and final about this photo of a wheelchair-bound Pope receiving B’Nai’Brith’s highest honor: how can the Church ever recover from such an image? It was May 30, 2022, Pope Francis received an award from B’Nai’Brith (the most powerful Jewish freemasonry) to thank him for his support of them. All Francis’s predecessors, from […]
Charles Malik, Doctor of Philosophy from Heidelberg, former President of the UN General Assembly and drafter of its Charter. Here is what he predicted 75 years ago, in 1949— something to ponder deeply, given that this is what Lebanon and the Arab world are experiencing today. * * * In a small book entitled Report […]
Johann von Leers (1942): Antagonisme Judéo-Islamique des Origines Judentum und Islam als Gegensätze”[1], apporte un éclairage intéressant sur les débuts de l’islam dans la péninsule Arabique, laquelle, selon Johann von Leers, n’aura échappé à l’emprise du judaïsme que grâce à la foi de Mahomet – qui déplace des montagnes – et à l’efficacité de son […]
This photo does not show a shop window in Berlin, Leipzig or Treuchtlingen after the night of November 9, 1938, but was taken in Liverpool in August 1947. Few people remember it, but in the summer of 1947, a terrible heat wave swept across Europe, not quite as intense as that of 2003, but spread […]
Comme Raymond Aron, nous pensons qu’il faut faire la distinction entre la puissance et le pouvoir. Le pouvoir est l’organisation qui rend la puissance efficiente, mais le pouvoir peut aussi devenir impotent, c’est-à-dire que le pouvoir sans la puissance n’est rien. Ayant cela en tête, commençons notre petite anthologie. 1 – 1965 Konrad Adenauer: on […]
