/pol/ - Politically Incorrect

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He is well respected by the army and by the Foreign Legion, he will be judged tomorrow because he standed with PEGIDA yesterday.

To be clear, one word and the Foreign Legion will stand with him, if the Foreign Legion stand with him, the rest of army will follow too, he is very upset about what the government is doing, as the army.

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Video before he was arrested with translation : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myPhsRbBWSI [Open]

>Just before his arrestation, the General Christian Piquemal gave one only interview, to Boulvard Voltaire.

>Today we came, as patriot citizens, to defend the greatness, the identity of France, because today, we consider it is threatened in Calais, and our presence here, for patriot citizens is completely justified. The ban taken by the state is scandalous, because we guaranteed, we are men of honour, we guaranteed there would be no provocation, there would be no disorder, there would be no disturbing of public order. Yet the ban, with gendarmes (N.B.:Gendarmes are police forces like but they are militaries) with whom I have served for 40 years, who are ready to hit patriot citizens, even if the ban was taken on false reason, that aren't acceptable.

>So today we are treated as cannibals, here, and in addition, that they can send security force, Gendarmes, so militaries, who treat frenchs this manner here, it's truely something unacceptable, and it's only a beginning because the standing France (N.B.: he mean honourable, standing against the government oppression) will rise, it's going to rise, and things will happening in the next months, for sure, because we can't accept the treatment of honourable citizens, of people who served for years France, with honour, fidelity, we can't be treated this way, this is absolutely unacceptable.

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>And when i see gendarmes, who hear the Marseillaise and stay at ease while they should have been in attention singing with us, it's truely the France death, France is dying. And this is scandalous. And we will do everything for the France reborn, because the eternal France was the lighthouse of the world and it must stay it.

>So it's only a beginning, today, they are the majority, they don't even know what they are defending.

>If i was in their rank i would have shame doing the work they are doing. Because they are militaries that served the Republic, and doing this work, cosh on citizens, who come to defend the greatness of their country, forbid we can be more than two with the tricolor, in which there has been blood, tears, heroism, of all people who are in the territories (N.B.: he mean french territories and old colonial Empire territories), it was the free France.

>Today, it's almost, we can say it, grossly, a dictatorship. This is dictatorship and this is not acceptable. So the citizens, are sovereign in democracy, and the power of the people is more important than the political one and the decision that was taken (N.B.: he talk about the ban) is iniquitous, is scandalous (he stop here because the police charge).

It's what I've been saying before, if a revolution needs to come, it's gotta start with a military coup first.

>>4875225

Does the French Army esteem the Foreign Legion highly? Are they considered elite?

>>4875279

Yes very elite

>>4875270

>It's what I've been saying before, if a revolution needs to come, it's gotta start with a military coup first.

Military coups are hard to accomplish in the West due to how decentralized western countries are.

Read this especially chapter 2: http://www.rense.com/general68/prac.htm

I for one am NOT betting on a coup.

What will happen IMO is the state will progressively crumble while invaders get progressively more numerous and aggressive.

Then with the state not being sufficiently organized or powerful anymore to maintain any semblance of order, a race war will simply happen.

Is it true that the legion ask their soldiers to kill one of the relatives?

>>4875362

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Video of the arrestation.

Another video of the arrestation.

https://www.facebook.com/Occidentauxditesnonalislam/videos/1701756513444622/

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>>4875541

those cucks RRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>4875270

Not necessarily and I think military will be the last group of people who will rebel against their bosses, I would not count on them ever. Many revolutions in Arab Spring begun with ordinary people not military.

Marion le Pen and Robert Ménard give their support.

https://twitter.com/Marion_M_Le_Pen/status/696045070244515840

https://twitter.com/RobertMenardFR/status/696051015544655873

>>4875741

What about Marine le Pen?

>>4875279

>Does the French Army esteem the Foreign Legion highly? Are they considered elite?

Yes. They're considered shock troops (only the 2nd REP is elite). Also since the cuts most of the remaining regiments are either of Marine infantry, Airborne infantry or Foreign Infantry descent.

All share the same camaraderie and traditions for being essentially the troops that fought with the F.F.L. in WWII, then in all the forgotten wars (Indochina, Algeria) together, unlike the regular "metropolitan" infantry (which back then was made up mostly of conscripts, while the others have always been mostly volunteers).

Also the General Piquemal was president of the Airborne Union for ten years (it's not legally an "union" as in English vocable I.E. syndicate, but it sort of de facto works as an echo chamber), it's a prestigious position after ones career one you cannot get without significant approval among your peers…

Also the previous french Chief of Staff was his subordinate for years.

BTW the current chief of staff is brother to the most notorious Royalist politician of France (and from a very old and very traditional family, like a shitload of french military higher ups).

>>4875861

Nothing so far.

https://twitter.com/mlp_officiel

>>4875212

Hopefully this'll signal the state of affairs to other more hesitating foreign militaries.

>>4875212

Why was he arrested?

>>4875212

why was he arrested?

>>4875212

THE FIRE RISES

Oh god yes. We will make the streets of Europe run red with the blood of the heathens.

All those ISIS and hook nosed grubby grizzlies.

Trump is but a red herring.

But our meme power has spawned the true emperor in his wake.

There will be a crusade in our lifetimes to purge the world of those who would hurt children and women.

Well Europe confirmed for civil war. The Foreign Legion isn't a group I'd really want to piss off

I knew the police union was a fucking joke.

The only thing they found a reason to complain about is the presence of 'municipale' cops who normally shouldn't be involved in crowd control ops.

The arrest of an army General is perfectly fine to them. Just another bunch of ZOG bots.

>>4876039

le sigh.

>>4875733

Arab spring began with hunger. The civilians felt the need to revolt.

Our revolutions will begin with nationalists who hate to see their nations destroyed. This is a huge component of the army.

>>4878941

The western spring will be assisted/subverted by Russia

Here we go

French general arrested at anti-Islam rally hospitalized, trial postponed - lawyer

https://www.rt.com/news/331722-french-general-piquemal-trial/

Allons enfant

http://vladtepesblog.com/2016/02/07/french-police-arrest-retired-general-for-marching-with-pegida/

The more they attack the veterans and the military and the real men, the easier it is for us to form under a common banner.

>>4891755

And then De Gaulle cucked their own people and soldiers in Algeria

>>4876039

Guillotine is a wonderful piece of machinery.

>>4876250

>75 years old

Like the Donald would be if he won a first term and then a second…

/pol/ can't decide whether that's young or old. /pol/, you geeks.

>>4876249

Wrongthink.

>>4875212

>To be clear, one word and the Foreign Legion will stand with him

This is cool but isn't the Foreign Legion composed of foreigners? Like a lot of non-whites?

What the fuck do they care about France?

>>4891550

>The more they attack the veterans and the military and the real men, the easier it is for us to form under a common banner.

Yeah and I'd just like to add, there are millions of young white males in western countries who are bored, depressed and aimless.

When Right Wing Death Squads begin to form, it will be the first time in their lives that they will FEEL TRULY ALIVE.

RWDS NOW!

What follows is a transcript of Simone Héricourt’s oral account of the present situation in Calais, given on Sunday, February 7 in Rungis in front of a patriotic audience. She is an ordinary woman confronted with an extraordinary situation

> My name is Simone and I live in Calais. I am of Calaisian stock. My parents lived in Calais. Calais is my life. It’s where I grew up and I’ve always lived there. Calais used to be a very pleasant town. I used to love going on walks. We had tranquillity and safety. There were always a lot of visitors, both in the Summer and in the Winter, even though God knows our Summers are never that pleasant, the weather is never great here. But the place was alive

>Some time ago refugees came to Sangatte. Sarkozy decided to shut down their squatting zone there, and the refugees arrived in Calais. At first, even I considered them unfortunate people, deprived of means and ill-informed, whom we could perhaps give some help. And I couldn’t tell you how it happened, but from one day to the next, we had thousands, thousands of migrants. Currently they number at 18 000 in what is called the Jungle. 18000. It is horrible. They’ve downright made a city within the city. They’ve got a discotheque, businesses, schools, hair-dressers… They even have… [pause] — I wouldn’t allow myself to say this, but I think you understand it concerns the needs of men. Of course. They’ve made streets. They’ve given names to these streets. They elected a mayor. [Audience expresses shock] Yes! The police cannot at all enter what they call the “Muslim neighborhood”. It’s forbidden

https://deltakyklos.wordpress.com/2016/02/08/calais-situation-video-transcript/

>>4876250

>These guys are just following orders and I doubt they really disagree with the protes, they could show some more respect.

That is what cops do. Always. They are not your friends

>>4897228

what do mexicans joining the us army care about the us? Money and citizenship. And then imagine it was a good unit, it probably makes them much more patriotic

>>4901106

Up to that point, we perhaps might have been able to endure this. But we can’t endure the unendurable, when we see riots taking place during the night, every day, constantly. They turn up in the center of the town, numbering 2000, 3000, 4000, all over the place. They smash cars with iron bars. They assault people, they even assault children. They rob and they rape. What we endure is unimaginable. They enter the homes of people, while people are at the dinner table, because they want to eat. They take what they want, sometimes they beat up the inhabitants. They steal what they want and smash what they can’t get. And when you defend yourself, the Police gets on your back

ooh-la-la!!

French Right Unite In Condemning Arrest of Former General at PEGIDA March as “Double Standard”

http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016/02/09/arrest-of-foreign-legion-general-slammed-as-double-standard-by-french-right-wing/