A desnicari su poznati kao glavni pobornici demokratije...

Jesu. I Hitler je izabran. Demokratski.

Sovinisticka, ksenofobicna i populisticka bagra. Kcerka smece, kao i otac.

Etiketa je sporedna. Vazno je da su Francuzi ocigledno barem nesta malo naucili iz Vichy-perioda.

Prema anketama, tu stranku, koja je na regionalnim i na još nekoliko izbora pre toga osvojila najveći broj glasova, podržava 16 odsto heteroseksualnih birača u Parizu, dok je među gej populacijom podrška i veća - 24 odsto.

Francuski radnici smatraju da ih je levica napustila i da se okrenula krupnom kapitalu i velikim korporacijama. Radnici gube posao svuda po Evropi, a leve partije se bave "identitetskim pitanjima" i multikulturalizmom. Zbog toga dobar deo francuskih radnika sada glasa za stranku Marin le Pen, ocenjuju analitički portali.

Nacionalni front štiti tekovine Francuske republike, a to privlači sve koji ne žele nikakav uticaj islamista na francusku politiku. U islamističkoj slici sveta nema mjesta za jake žene, niti za bilo kakvu gej populaciju i slično. Otuda, sve te populacione grupe počinju da se okreću Nacionalnom frontu.

I Francuzi nameštaju izbore,prvi dan desničari ubedljivo vodili,a onda čudan preokret,toliko o "demokraciji"

I Francuzi nameštaju izbore,prvi dan desničari ubedljivo vodili,a onda čudan preokret,toliko o "demokraciji"

A desnicari su poznati kao glavni pobornici demokratije...

Jesu. I Hitler je izabran. Demokratski.

BREAKING NEWS: French police arrest 29-year-old man with suspected links to Paris terror attacks that left 130 dead

French police have arrested a 29-year-old man trying to reach Syria who is believed to have links to last month's deadly Paris terror attacks.

The man's arrest in Villiers-sur-Marne, east Paris, forms part of a massive investigation into the ISIS rampage on November 13 that left 130 people dead.
He was immediately imprisoned in a high-security cell and placed under formal criminal investigation, said a judicial source.

So far, 2,700 police and special forces raids have been conducted, with 360 people placed under house arrest across France.

U centru za izbjeglice uhićeno dvoje osumnjičenih za napad u Parizu

Dvoje ljudi koji su došli s Bliskog istoka uhićeni su tijekom vikenda u centru za izbjeglice

U izbjegličkom centru u austrijskom gradu Salzburgu uhićeno je dvoje ljudi za koje se sumnja da su povezani s napadom u Parizu prošlog mjeseca, priopćeno je iz ureda državnog tužitelja u Salzburgu.

Smatra se da su oba osumnjičena muškarca sudjelovala u napadu koji se dogodio 13. studenog u kojem je ubijeno 130 ljudi, pišu austrijski mediji.

''Dvoje ljudi koji su došli s Bliskog istoka uhićeni su tijekom vikenda u centru za izbjeglice pod sumnjom da pripadaju terorističkoj organizaciji'', rekao je zastupnik ureda državnog tužitelja Rober Holzleitner.

''U sklopu preliminarne istrage, dokazi koji naznačavaju povezanost s napadom u Parizu u procesu su provjere'', dodao je on.

Nacionalne novine Kronen Zeitung pišu da su oni bili Francuzi, alžirskog i pakistanskog porijekla, a u Europu su ušli preko Grčke s lažnim sirijskim putovnicama s članovima grupe koja je počinila napad u Parizu, prenosi Reuters.

Napetost u Parizu od terorističkog napada može se rezati nožem, a netrpeljivost prema muslimanima povećava se iz dana u dan.

Imun na sva zbivanja u posljednje vrijeme nije ostao niti slavni nogometaš PSG-a i švedske reprezentacije Zlatan Ibrahimović.

On je žestoko odgovorio na izjavu predsjednice desničarskog Nacionalnog fronta Marie Le Pen koja je rekla kako bi trebalo zatvoriti džamije i protjerati muslimane iz Francuske. Ovakve su izjave naišle na žestoke osude u Francuskoj i svijetu, a Ibrahimović je reagirao u svom stilu:

“Moj otac Šefik je musliman, a moja majka katolkinja. Ako ta žena želi izbaciti sve muslimane iz zemlje da li bih onda trebao odrezati svoju muslimansku nogu i poslati je natrag u Švedsku?“

Mnogi muslimani iz svijeta sporta oglasili su se u posljednje vrijeme vezane uz porast netrepeljivosti prema pripadnicima njihove vjeroispovijesti, među ostalima Muhammad Ali, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Shaquille O'Neal…

Nije mi nešto interesantna ta Marie Le Pen. Ali njena nećakinja Marion, za nju bi već glasao da sam Francuz

LE PETAIN-ova: "Jedva čekam raspad EU !"

Ukoliko bi britanska javnost glasala za izlazak iz članstva EU to bi bio događaj jednak nekadašnjem rušenju Berlinskog zida i prethodio bi početku kraja evropskog bloka, smatra Marin le Pen, lider francuske stranke Nacionalni front.

Le Penova je istakla da bi "Breksit" (usvojena skraćenica za izlazak Velike Britanije iz EU" značio početak kraja EU.

- Breksit bi bio divan, izvanredan za sve narode koji teže slobodi - rekla je ona britanskom dnevniku "Dejli telegraf".
Le Penova kaže da bi, ukoliko bi Velika Britanija napravila rupu u evropskom projektu, onda ona Francusku kroz tu pukotinu izvela iz EU.
- Poredim Brisel sa Berlinskim zidom... Ako bi Velika Britanija srušila deo tog zida, onda je to gotovo - smatra ona.

Lažna trudnica planirala izvesti samoubilački napad

http://www.bljesak.info/rubrika/vijesti ... pad/142888

Spectre of Paris attacks haunts city’s Christmas markets



The Paris Christmas market on the Champs Elysées has all a tourist could hope for. There are snails in garlic butter, wild boar pâté, mulled wine and local cheeses, all set to a soundtrack of jaunty Georges Brassens songs.

The problem is that more than a month after the terrorist attacks in Paris that left 130 dead and a nation in shock, there are few there to enjoy it.

Jean-Pierre, who runs a stand selling a colourful array of nougat filled with coffee, fig and salted caramel, says that business is down 60 to 80 per cent from the year before, and the mood is not nearly as jolly.

“It’s sombre, business is slow, everyone is depressed,” he says, handing out a free morsel to some passing French children. “And no one is dressed as Santa Claus — every year people dress up on the streets but this year I have not seen a single one,” he says.

Jean-Michel, selling calissons, a mixture of fruit and ground almonds typical to Aix-en-Provence, says: “It’s not so good this year, there are fewer customers. I think it needed another two to three months to recover but we will be gone by then”.

It is not just the annual Christmas market that tells a sad story.

Hotel occupancy fell 30 percentage points after the attacks, according to the mayor’s office, making hotels only half-full for many weeks. New reservation rates are still down 15 per cent.

The number of new flight bookings to Paris are down 30 per cent as well, according to figures from analytics group ForwardKeys, with countries such as Japan and Brazil among the most affected.

Last week, France’s statistical office Insee halved its estimate for economic growth to 0.2 per cent in the fourth quarter, from 0.4 per cent previously, in part because of the impact of the attacks.

At the sharp end of this are restaurants and clubs, where sales are down 30-40 per cent compared with the same period last year.

These businesses have been hit by a lack of tourists, but also a more subdued attitude by Parisians themselves.

“There is a dual effect,” says Jean-François Martins, deputy mayor of Paris for sports and tourism. “Tourists are lacking but also Parisians are not in the mood for ‘Christmassy’ things. I think it will get better but it will take some time.”

French households rushed for last-minute purchases at the weekend preceding Christmas: Galeries Lafayette, the department store located near the old Opera house, posted a 15 per cent surge in sales compared with the same weekend a year earlier. But the uptick is unlikely to compensate for the lower activity in the previous weeks. Immediately after the attacks, the number of clients showing up at the department store fell by 50 per cent.

The number of people coming into Paris for business, while falling sharply in the days after the attack, has recovered. But they have come with some trepidation and have found a city in a state of emergency.

Ruby, a US flight attendant drinking champagne with two friends at the Christmas market, said that they had “all been very concerned” to come to Paris and that the extra security was making them a little nervous.

Patrolling the market behind them were six soldiers wearing full green combat gear, heavy body armour and carrying assault rifles.

“Is that really necessary?” she asked gesturing towards the soldiers. She added that her luggage had been scanned on the way into her hotel, the first time she had seen that happen.

John and Chris, two middle-aged Americans on business tucking into a large bowl of potato gratin, said their wives were not at all happy that they were coming to Paris, adding that “the city feels a bit like New York after 9/11”.

Bruno Blanckaert, president of the CSCAD union for clubs, theatres and bars in Paris, says business from tourists is down 80 per cent this season, which is particularly bad because the period accounts for 20-30 per cent of annual revenues.
At the same time, the sector is having to spend as much as 30 per cent more on security.

“We need the extra security because we need to reassure people, who are still a bit jumpy,” Mr Blanckaert says. “If they don’t feel confident, if they start sweating, they don’t have a good time and they won’t come back.”

The most deadly of the Paris attacks was in the Bataclan nightclub, where three gunmen killed 90 people during a concert by US band Eagles of Death Metal.

Mr Martins from the mayor’s office says that there are three phases for a city after an attack, according to research commissioned after the attacks of similar terrorists incidents in London and Madrid.

The first is a week or two of fear, when people cancel bookings en masse and go out much less. Then there is a period of subdued activity, gradually fading over six to nine months. Traditionally things then return to normal.

Flight booking numbers show Paris is still well in the second phase, although Olivier Jager, the chief executive of ForwardKeys, says that the data show a mild recovery in the past few days.

The city is trying to hasten a return to normality. The mayor’s office is launching an international advertising campaign next year about the city. The slogan has not been chosen but the idea is: “Paris est toujours une fête”, says Mr Martins, meaning “Paris is still a party”.

Paris est une fête is the French title for Ernest Hemingway’s book about Paris, A Moveable Feast. The book became a best-seller in France just after the attacks.

France set to harden position towards people with dual-nationality convicted of terror offences after PM says they deserve to have their citizenship revoked

PUBLISHED: 17:22 GMT, 23 December 2015 | UPDATED: 09:11 GMT, 24 December 2015

The French government has hardened its position toward terror convicts with dual nationalities, saying they deserve to have their citizenship revoked.

The new stance is part of constitutional changes upholding the state of emergency imposed after the November 13 attacks in Paris which saw 130 people die in a series shootings and bombings.

In a speech presenting the proposed changes, Prime Minister Manuel Valls also left open the possibility of prolonging the state of emergency beyond its current three-month window, describing an 'unparalleled extraordinary situation, an unprecedented fight' that France is facing.