French PM Valls greeted with booing at minute of silence for Nice attack
“The secret of all victory lies in the organization of the non-obvious.” -Marcus Aurelius
An original translation by Egri Nok with much thanks
(Video of truck ploughing into people from balcony camera)
19.34 Uhr [that is 7:34 PM European time]: After the grave attack in Nice the French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve on Saturday called upon all willing “patriotic citzens” for reserve service at the security forces. His Appeal was directed at French citizens with and without Military training and at former soldiers, Cazeneuve said.”
An original translation by Nash Montana with much thanks.

How pathetic. A Tunisian mows down 84 happy and innocent people celebrating Bastille day, injures dozens heavily, women and children are laying on the street bloodied – and the only reaction that immediately follows is the same old threadbare phrases just like after Toulouse and Brussels, Charlie Hebdo and Bataclan.
One knows them by heart. Consternation, bewilderment, shock, pre-cut empathy and feigned grief, solidarity and partnership and thoughts and prayers and so on and on and on. Flowers and stuffed animals in front of the embassies, spotlights in the national colors of the at the moment affected country’s buildings, Facebook profile pictures with “je suis something” – messages, the rituals are as practiced as they are helpless.
Where is the righteous anger, the determined and absolute call to the terrorists followed by actions, instead of the ever same phrases and hang-in-there rallying calls? “We strongly stand on France’s side”, sounds exactly like the phrase machine from the chancellor, regardless of whether she resides in Berlin or in Ulan Bator.
The return to normalcy is shorter every time
The reactions are all a little short of everything, when the frequently invoked oldest ally gets hit in the core. And whether they are responsible or not, the ‘islamic state’ is rolling on the floor laughing over the West’s whiny, weak kneed and spineless reactions. There is not much to fear of such enemies.
This was a “attack on our values”, blathers the President of Germany, Gauck and his US-counterpart Obama in synchrony. No, it was not. It was an attack on France and the french, on Europe and the European people, as well as on our country and our nation [Writer is German, so he speaks of Germany]
It may be that these attacks in one or the other case really have nothing to do with islam. But they have to do with the Arabic-North African conquest. We won’t let our freedom and our lifestyle be taken from us? But we already have let it be taken. France just prolonged the state of emergency. The return to normalcy gets shorter and shorter, because the attacks come ever closer and in ever faster succession.
Symbolic actions
Whoever wantonly declares his country as a welcome paradise for hundreds of thousands or even millions of angry young men from other cultures, of which not just a few hate us as the enemy and despise us, will in accompaniment receive the development of a police state while still not being able to protect themselves from terrorism. When the festivities in the capitol city are protected with military security, then the attacks will just take place on the unprotected belly of the country.
All of this is of course not spoken about by the politicians and the media and their pseudo scientific accomplices, which at this time are once again are bloviating and beating around the bush on all channels. If they did, they would have to admit that they committed deadly mistakes and covered them up and because of that are indirectly co-responsible for the attacks.
Only when one recognizes errors can they be corrected. Only once one knows where the enemy stands, can then correctly be lead on the fight against terror, minus all the cheap and ineffective phrases and symbolic actions. Not somewhere in the middle East but in our own country. Then we could at least try to dry out the hostile parallel societies, the hate preaching mosques and conspirators, the violent- and terror inclined subcultures and infrastructures.
What else has to happen?
Then we can begin to reject and denaturalize those immigrants that come to our countries and hate and fight against our way of life, we can close and control our borders and slam the door in the face of those who try to intrude with hostile intentions. For the protection and the safety of our own citizens, but also for those immigrants who are really peaceful and want to assimilate.
What else has to happen until very necessary measures are taken?
An original translation by Ava Lon
Niece of Marine le Pen, French leadership hopeful
An original translation by Ava Lon with much thanks
An original translation by Ava Lon with much thanks.
Attacks of November 13: the confessions of the first police officer to be entered in the Bataclan.

Before the parliamentary committee, the police commissioner admitted he did not think he would “live through this hell.” Arriving before anyone else, he killed the jihadist Samy Amimour.
“For us, everyone was dead.” Before the parliamentary commission investigating the 2015 attacks, the Police Commissioner who was the very first responder of the Paris Bataclan concert November 13, tells how he shot down one of the jihadists. A chilling story, delivered in camera and anonymously, the transcript of which was released on Tuesday.
The man especially shares the feeling of terror during the first moments of the operation, even outside the room, seeing “the dead people on the ground in front of us.” “I remember seeing two: a man in front of the Bataclan Café and a woman outside the entrance. We (also with his police driver, Ed) were recorded because someone was filming with a mobile phone. We told him to leave. We heard gunfire.” The police commissioner then looked at his partner, saying: “Let’s go.” The two men understood each other in a glance, according to him. “It was enough to understand that we were on the same wavelength, and we were unified, a team.”
A face-to-face with Samy Amimour
Around 9:54 p.m., the two team members enter the Bataclan, without waiting for reinforcements, and without knowing what awaits them inside.” As soon as we started to move forward, Bataclan’s wooden swinging doors opened towards us, and between fifteen and thirty people fled running and screaming in our direction,” he said before the parliamentary committee. “From the moment we started to progress down the hall, the shooting stopped, and when we entered, there was no more shooting, it was silence.” “There, the scene was indescribable — you can imagine. Hundreds of bodies — for us, everyone was dead — were entangled with each other: at the bar, in the pit, sometimes piled on more than one meter [three feet] high,” he says. The man then describes an “icy silence” in this still concert hall that was so festive only a few minutes earlier. The Commissioner then describes the terrible face-to-face that eventually led him to kill one of the jihadists who was about 25 meters [80 feet] away. “One of the terrorists, whom we later identified as Samy Amimour […] appeared on the scene. He was in front of us and was holding his assault rifle and threatening a young man a few meters from him. I shot four times and my teammate did twice. The man uttered a groan, collapsed and fell to the ground.”
“There were only the two of us, we had no long guns, we did not know where the terrorists were” — Police Commissioner present at the Bataclan
Seconds later, the officer described an explosion “very high”. This was actually Samy Amimour’s explosive belt that went off. Then an exchange of fire took place in the room, before a new pause. The two men ducked. “We were certain we would not get out of that hell alive,” he said. “There were only the two of us, we didn’t have rifles, we didn’t know where the terrorists were. So I decided to go out to see if reinforcements had arrived.”
“The living pretending to be dead”
Once the two policemen left the room, the gunfire resumed “piecemeal” inside. “So we understand that they are executing people. It was not humanly possible […] for us to stay outside. So we’re all back inside (there are now a dozen policemen, Ed). There was still shooting in our direction, but it was really hard to tell where from. I fired back twice.” When they arrive, people still don’t move. “We could tell that even the living were pretending to be dead,” insists the policeman.
The man explains that after a moment, when the shooting stopped, he decided “to go find the victims who were in the pit a few meters from us.” There, they began to move and to show themselves. “We started to implement an evacuation, one by one, not without difficulties: the floor was very slippery, because there was blood and casings everywhere. We had to step over or move the deceased. There were also people that we knew very well were seriously injured, but we had to retrieve them anyway, unable to use normal aid techniques to transport the victims,” says the police Commissioner.
Thank you Oz-Rita for the work on these videos. These are important documents.
For some of the other videos from this event please click here and here and for more information click to Little Notes from Paris.
Her speech is related to the article posted earlier today about the non-lone-wolf killer of two people in Paris.
An original translation by Ava Lon with much thanks!

This is an original translation by CB Sashenka with much thanks
(Although multiple French news sites carried versions of the story, which is where the translator got the additional information inserted parenthetically)
France – The father of an 11-month old baby raped in July 2013 was sentenced to 18 years in prison.
Sentenced to 18 years by the criminal court in Gard (an administrative department in southern France)
(June 10th, 2016, Midi Libre, a French daily newspaper in Montpellier, southern France)
In July 2013, doctors at the hospital in Nîmes (capital of the administrative district of Gard in southern France) had discovered lesions in the anus of an 11-month old baby. Suspicion was cast on the father, Samir, who confessed during police custody (when the baby was brought to a 2nd hospital for surgery) before retracting his words later on.
In trial since last Thursday (June 9th) before the Criminal Court of Gard, the defendant (Samir), represented by Maitres Aoudia and Nougier, denied committing this despicable act. Traces of blood had been found on various objects in Samir’s home (ie, changing table, sink, flashlight).
This past Friday afternoon (June 10th) the verdict was in. Samir was sentenced to 18 years in prison in accordance with the prosecuting attorney’s case.
(TRANSLATOR’S NOTE: According to a more recent article in Midi Libre, both Samir’s brother Issam and wife Khadija defended Samir, the wife saying that what was thought to be the baby’s blood was probably Betadine, the red-colored antiseptic liquid/cream. The baby was first brought to emergency, by the parents, at one hospital in Nîmes. However, after alarming reports from the doctors concerning the extremely serious damage to the baby’s anus, ie, anal fissures evocative of sexual abuse, the baby had to be transferred to another hospital for immediate surgery. That is when the Nîmes police became involved. After retracting his confession to police, Samir attributed other causes to his baby daughter’s injuries: she might have been kicked by her 1 ½ year old brother, or she might be suffering from a disease such as constipation or cystic fibrosis. Also, there is no mention anywhere of Samir’s last name. Perhaps it was scrubbed…)
Thank you Ava lon for this translation
Youtube has blocked this video world wide.
But the complete transcript is here, along with a link to the original in French.
It actually makes for an interesting read and a very important one to Europe.
An original translation by JLH with much thanks.

(Photo: Security forces in front of synagogue)
PARIS: The French police have a problem with Islamists in their ranks. In a confidential document from the Ministry of Public Security (Prefecture of Police) obtained by the newspaper Le Parisien, there is discussion of 17 cases of radicalization between 2012 and 2015.
According to that, officers on patrol heard widespread Muslim chanting. Also emphasized was the refusal to participate in a moment of silence for victims of terrorism. Further, Muslim police officers are said to have refused to guard synagogues.
ISLAMIC POLICEWOMAN MOCKED UNIFORM
In one instance, police became aware of a policewoman who called on Facebook for terrorism and then characterized her police uniform as “filthy rags of the republic” as she wiped her hands on it. Next, she returned from the toilet with a headscarf and justified her actions by noting that exhibitionism is forbidden.
Even though the number of such instances is small, they are of great concern to security forces, according to Le Parisien. Therefore, the police administration has decided to collect instances of offenses against secularism in a weekly paper.
YOUNG OFFICERS ESPECIALLY AFFECTED
Cases documented in the paper concern above all practice of the Muslim faith in regard to daily prayers and clothing. Most instances involve young officers who are in the lower ranks.