eoste said:
Mrs. Tigersoap, what I mean by sincerity is just what you say: that Dieudonné is very committed and has a lot of dedication and conviction.
It's interesting for sure that we are always reminded that he and Soral specially have connections to the extreme right. They might be much more than that but it's true anyway. Why are they, or were, so much engaged with such a reactionary, racist and dangerous political party ? Provocation, or what ?
I like to listen to Soral, but if "what matters is what he says and the fact that he is not afraid to say it", it's also about what he does, like being for two years in the Central Committee of the FN (National Front) recently, and being acquainted with extreme right personalities... This is not my cup of tea. May be I'm wrong somewhere, but still I am able to listen to him, and to Dieudonné. But there is a warning sign in me, saying "watch out, it's not white or black" !..
One of the extreme right personality you refer to might be Faurisson, who is indeed depicted by every single mainstream medias as the antichrist or at least as a negationist of the worst kind. How many people have read his work? How many people know that he is an 80 years old historian having spent decades studying WWII after which he concluded that some data about the Jewish holocaust were inconsistent? He's not a negationist but a revisionist. He claims that official history is not true and he has very good reasons to claim so. He doesn't deny that the holocaust happened he just states that it didn't exactly happen the way history depicts it. Frankly would it be the first time history is not a perfectly objective depiction of what really happened?
As you said this is not black and white. The Front National (FN - labelled extreme right party) ,despite what the mainstream medias keep repeating, does not have the monopoly of racism and the other parties are not the anti-racist parties.
Notice that the very founders of of the "anti-racist" associations are leaders of the obviously prozionist Socialist party (officially the antiracist party), while the FN, the so-called racist party or at least some of its members are openly antizionist.
So there's a lot of smoke, lies and manipulations around the following dualities: racist VS non racist; philosemitic VS antisemitic, prosionist VS antisionist.
Those divisions are becoming more and more prominent because the level of frustration and oppression of the French people is becoming so intolerable that a release valve is needed to channel the growing anger.
The elites / Zionists play the anti racism card they've been playing for 30 years (when they "created" the FN and the "anti-racist" association). They label Dieudonné (or any other threat) "antisemitic" and appeal to a simplistic and flawed reasoning : you're not racist -> you don't accept antisemitism -> you must condemn the antisemitic Dieudonné -> you must support the authority that nail him.
Notice that lately the elites have desperately tried to direct the people's energy in the direction of several bogus divisions: "antisemitic Vs philosemitic", "heterosexual VS homosexual" (gay wedding), "employed VS non employed" (pension frauds), "public servant VS private employees" (retirement pensions), "arabs VS caucasians", (Nikab) etc.
That's the old divide and conquer tactic that hides the only true division: the psychopatic Zionist elites VS the oppressed people. Soral and Dieudonné have made the unforgivable mistakes to see beyond those false divisions and identify, analyze, mock the true enemy of the people.
The quenelle is an anti-elite symbol. It had to be relabeled as antisemitic in order to justify the harassment of its author Dieudonné and to shift the attention of the people away from this very problem (oppression exerted by those elites) towards a manufactured and alleged racist symbol (inverted nazi salute).