Nina Winterbottom

[C3 @C_3C_3]

I keep going back to this interview as we watch France burn…

The Far Left interviewer frame Elon and us as “Far Right” for being against exactly what is happening today.

Elon’s every word was proven correct.

Her view was proven wrong.

The Media is the Enemy of the People.

[Guillaume Herblot 🎖️ @Guigz75116]

Depuis hier, des amis du monde entier m’écrivent pour me demander si je suis en sécurité, si la France est « perdue », et me disent que « chez eux ça n’arriverait jamais ».

Je comprends leur inquiétude. Les images sont dures : mairies incendiées, magasins pillés, affrontements, plus de 1 200 interpellations. C’est grave.

Mais ce qui s’est passé samedi n’est pas tombé du ciel. Ce n’est pas « arrivé hier ». C’est le bilan de cinquante ans de décisions politiques, prises par la gauche, l’extrême gauche et la droite, qui se sont succédé au pouvoir.

Pendant des décennies, on a laissé s’installer une culture du laxisme face à la délinquance, au trafic, aux violences, aux atteintes aux biens et aux personnes. On a préféré les discours, les excuses sociologiques et les renoncements à l’autorité, plutôt que d’appliquer la loi de façon ferme et constante.
Résultat : une partie de la population a intégré qu’on pouvait casser, voler et brûler sans conséquences réelles.

L’école s’est dégradée. Les services publics se sont effrités. L’intégration a échoué dans sa quasi totalité, sous les yeux de tous les gouvernements. La gauche et l’extrême gauche ont nié ou minimisé les problèmes de sécurité et de cohésion pendant des années.

La droite, une fois au pouvoir, a souvent parlé fort et agi peu, par peur de l’impopularité ou par calcul électoral.
Personne n’a vraiment voulu assumer le coût politique de restaurer l’ordre et de cesser les renoncements.

Alors oui, la colère sur le pouvoir d’achat et les conditions de vie est réelle. Mais les casseurs, les pillards et les incendiaires ne sont pas le produit d’un hasard du week-end. Ils sont le produit d’un système qui a toléré, année après année, que la règle ne s’applique plus de la même façon partout.

Ce n’est pas la faute exclusive d’un camp. C’est la responsabilité partagée de ceux qui ont gouverné la France depuis les années 1970. Et tant qu’on continuera à préférer les postures et les dénis aux décisions difficiles, on aura d’autres samedis comme celui-ci.

La France n’est pas « perdue ». Elle paie simplement, en direct, l’addition d’un demi-siècle de lâchetés politiques.

Voici les visages du renoncement.

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

A left-wing French woman joined the student protests but was horrified when the second and third-generation migrants she was with started looting stores. She screamed “This isn’t the cause”

They pushed her aside, told her to shut up and said they had “urgent shopping” to do

[Dave Rubin @RubinReport]

Well well well…

[Filipp Piatov @fpiatov]

Brutaler Leitartikel im konservativen Le Figaro. Eine Abrechnung mit Frankreichs politischem System und seiner Elite.

„Eine Justiz, die gegenüber Straftätern nachsichtig ist, gegenüber anständigen Bürgern aber unerbittlich. Das unbegreifliche Privileg dieser linksextremen Milizen, die ungestraft zerstören, Brände legen und töten. Eine unkontrollierte Einwanderung, bei der sich ein Teil der Einwanderer gegen das Land auflehnt, das sie aufgenommen hat. (…) Eine politische Klasse – die verschiedenen Spielarten des Sozialismus, die uns seit fünfzehn Jahren regieren –, die sich Leichtfertigkeit, Blindheit, wenn nicht sogar wohlwollende Duldung vorwerfen lassen muss.
Die Ermahnungen Emmanuel Macrons an eine Polizei, die seiner Ansicht nach nicht genügend „Empathie“ gegenüber jenen zeigt, die sie mit Schrauben, Pflastersteinen oder Feuerwerksmörsern angreifen, werden als unauslöschlicher Makel in Erinnerung bleiben. (…)
Wenn die extreme Linke, Straftäter und Plünderer Frankreich innerhalb weniger Stunden völlig auf den Kopf stellen können, dann liegt das vor allem daran, dass eine von sich selbst berauschte technokratische Monarchie systematisch sämtliche moralischen, sicherheitsbezogenen, kulturellen und wirtschaftlichen Schutzmechanismen eingeebnet hat, die eine Gesellschaft zusammenhalten. Die nützlichen Idioten Jean-Luc Mélenchons tragen nicht nur die Kufiya, sondern auch die Krawatte.“

[Nina Winterbottom @DelMarDays]

@c_bo1987 @Trey_00001 @OneBadDude_ The slaves sold in Americas were captured and sold first by African tribes. 4 percent went to America and rest to Rest of NA and SA.

[Thomas Sowell Quotes @ThomasSowell]

Thomas Sowell explains how elites often ignore the law and real-world consequences in pursuit of their utopian vision.

A little evidence can expose a lot of flawed thinking.

[Nina Winterbottom @DelMarDays]

@MoMussaws4ever @grok @RabbiJeffx Oct 7

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

Two things are certain in life: death and the ‘Palestinian’ flag at every scene of chaos and destruction anywhere in the world.

[𝔾𝕣𝕚𝕗𝕥𝕪 @TheGNPE]

Islamic terrorist who guarded Isis executions is spotted in a Co-op near Windsor Castle after being blocked from deportation

Mohammed Yaseen, an Iraqi who served as a security guard during stonings, beheadings and mass executions that included children, was seen shopping close to the royal residence while living in a local bail hostel.

He had served nearly five years in a German prison for Isis membership. A judge blocked his return to Iraq because of the risk he would face mistreatment or execution.

He then reapplied to stay in Britain.

A British court said he posed a danger to the whole of the UK because of his deeper and lengthy involvement in terrorism and Islamic extremist ideology.

Chris Philp said taxpayers are paying to feed and house a clear threat and that he should be deported at once.

Last night government sources said Yaseen was recalled to prison hours after the MoS contacted the Home Office about the case.

A source at the Ministry of Justice said he was taken back to prison as he had apparently breached his 'good behaviour' requirement at the bail hostel.

The source said: 'He is no longer in Windsor.'

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

French journalist Paul Amar:

“They came prepared. They had the addresses of town halls. They had addresses of Jewish shop owners.

In a street in Marseille, all businesses owned by Jews were set on fire. Businesses run by Muslims weren’t”

[Alex Zhavoronkov, PhD (aka Aleksandrs Zavoronkovs) @biogerontology]

Is it OK for an MIT professor with own lab to publish 3 review articles in 5 years and no original research? Now that we know that @DMSabatini was innocent it may not be so inappropriate to ask. Would I hurt anyone's feelings? https://t.co/xhrr9RQjJt

[Dr. Naomi Wolf. 8 NYT Bestsellers. DPhil, Poetry. @naomirwolf]

To destroy a structure such as that, with sprinkler systems, you need collusion at the highest levels.

[Nina Winterbottom @DelMarDays]

@Judy4jha @EYakoby Grok it The lady was not his mother. She was asleep.

[Eyal Yakoby @EYakoby]

This young Christian boy is now an orphan.

Both of his parents were murdered by Islamists in Nigeria.

[Max 📟 @MaxNordau]

Fun fact: The early Islamic conquerors of the Levant were apparently also time travelers.

According to the Palestinian Authority: Under the first caliphs (632–661), Palestine grew "tomatoes, potatoes, corn, sugar cane and oranges."

In reality:
• Tomatoes and potatoes came from the Americas. Nobody outside the Americas saw one until after Columbus, 800 years later.
• Bitter oranges first arrived in the 900s, and sweet oranges arrived in the 1500s. Even the Arabic word the book uses for orange—burtuqal—means "Portugal," after the Portuguese traders who brought sweet oranges from Asia to the Mediterranean.

Source: Grade 6, Part 2, p.80

[Mor Edge Insight @MorEdge_Insight]

Just look at this scene.
Imagine actually thinking that a mob of rioting masked thugs firing barrages of firework rockets at police and setting cars and shops on fire are “protesting for schools”

This looks like a scene of Hamas terrorist firing indiscriminate rockets at southern Israel. Except this is in the middle of Paris and Marseilles and other major cities in France.

This is what an intifada looks like.
Next will come Molotov cocktails thrown at groups of civilians and police. Then setting packed buses on fire. Then even worse.

This is what Palestine looks like when it’s free.

Video Credit: @confrontfr

[Herschel Piernikarz @JewishAvenger49]

@WolfgangTietze3 Al-Shifa has LONG been used for military purposes - long, as in 2 DECADES LONG

Even the anti-Zionist @nytimes acknowledges that

https://t.co/fdktD2c7L1

[Ben & Candy Carson @RealBenCarson]

Someone should ask Johns Hopkins. They had me perform brain surgery for decades.