More disinformation. He never called Arabs scum. His remarks were directed at rioters who had held French towns under siege and were nighly burning an average of 90 vehicles in 2005. The actual word he used in French was racaille, meaning rabble. The word had been used by one of his ministerial colleagues three years earlier, but who then criticized S. for using the same term.

//Among those criticising Sarkozy’s inflammatory language has been France’s equal opportunities minister, Azouz Begag, although as Le Monde observes, the minister himself had already coined the term in quieter times in 2002 to describe a “group of young people who frighten everyone, who ride scooters without helmets, ride on the pavements with no regard for pedestrians, and ignore traffic lights just as they challenge all other codes of social conduct”.//

http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/news/archives/2005/11/08/inflammatory_language.html

If you are the Minister of Interior of your country, charged with keeping law and order, and you are confronted by rioters night after night, what word would be appropriate to use? Nice little teenagers, please don’t burn your neighbors’ cars, now.

You said the citizens are STRONGLY AGAINST Kosovo’s independence. You don’t have a single source for that allegation. As I wrote, I have gone through many Czech language sources and fail to find any support for your allegation. It is to be understood that the KSCM will oppose anything promoted by the Western alliance, and yes, they are headed by a bunch of people who have refused to come to terms with the crimes committed by their forebears.

5) Now that you’re asking questions, I’d like to address some to you:

a) You wrote that only “Zionists” have condemned the Protocols as a forgery. Does that mean you accept that the Protocols are a genuine document?

b) Who is the “imperial bully” in this case? You don’t think that Muslims in former Yugoslavia have justified grievances against the Serbs?

>Calling Arabs “scum”? He didn’t!
He did. This was widely reported (NTY)

>Hitler an agent of the Americans!
? Petain an agent of Germans, Sarko an agent of the Americans. Try reading again.

>Kosovo, Sarko’s pet scheme!
“One of his pet schemes” France and Germany were very much involved in the whole process of occupying Kosovo and supporting the bandit “freedom fighters” and will recognise the Repub of K the moment it is declared.

>he doesn’t realise that Sarko has not succeeded in implementing any part of his policy and his popularity is in the toilet

Try reading what I write – that’s exactly what I say.

>“Is this really happening?”
Yes, unfortunately. And there will be lots more to come.

>Le Figaro reported that the accusations were part of an e-mail sent by an anonymous poison-pen writer from an internet cafe in Val-Oise
-”poison-pen”? maybe “truthful pen”? It was reported with lots of details about his accomplices, and it all adds up. Check the original Figaro. They have no reason to defame their conservative ally.

>KGB used to plant stories in Indian papers
Yes, yes. the nasty commies. Are you by chance a McCain supporter?

>The “Petain” business was spread by a Maoist French professor, who has his own political agenda, but isn’t taken seriously by most folks in his home country.
You really have your hand on the French pulse. This again was widely reported, and I suspect any intelligent Frenchperson will agree.

>1940-44, not 1939-45
Thanks.

>Hardly anyone takes seriously the possibility that the Sudeten Germans would use the Kosovo experience to try to “reannex” their territory.
Am I too fast for you? I was merely saying that Czechs have this memory of Western betrayal etched in their DNA and react vicerally to the odious machinations of the new imperial bully.

>most vocal in the CR about the issue are from the Communist Party of Czech and Moravia (KSCM).

which of course means the comparison is evil and sinister – you really are a McCain supporter, then?

>Europe is intended not only to be a loyal satrap to Israeli and US plans in the Middle East, but in the coming wars with Russia and China

well said.

a mistake my critics missed: it is Jourdain – Moliere’s Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme – who is the prototype for Sarko. And my revised version ends: . And just as he is using the Islamophbia card to gain a base in the Gulf, he is pushing Iran and Egypt into finally renewing diplomatic relations after almost 30 years. Pétain or Jourdain? Whatever he is, we are sure to be in for more indigestion and continued efforts by us — his victims — to find bromides.

I welcome comments about my other “tirades”. Would that we lived in a world that didn’t need them.

Les policiers ont découvert que le message est parti d’un cybercafé du Val-d’Oise.

In the blogosphere, there are hundreds of people waiting to jump at the opportunity to spread these kinds of lies because they advance their own political agenda. Papers such as Al-Ahram, which W. writes for, simply spread the story as the unvarnished “truth.” The fact that Le Figaro reported this caper is twisted to suggest that they confirmed the gist of the story. This is a typical disinformation tactic that has been used for decades. The KGB used to plant stories in Indian papers that were prepostrous but then they could go back and claim, “as the Indian paper xxx reported,”

The “Petain” business was spread by a Maoist French professor, who has his own political agenda, but isn’t taken seriously by most folks in his home country. France was occupied from 1940-44, not 1939-45, and the southern part of the country was occupied from November 1942-August 1944. I have carefully gone through Czech-language sources on Kosovo. Most of them report the concerns of other states in Europe regarding minority separation, but very few deal with the Sudetenland. Hardly anyone takes seriously the possibility that the Sudeten Germans would use the Kosovo experience to try to “reannex” their territory. Yes, some people in Europe have given up the “right to return.” The people who are most vocal in the CR about the issue are from the Communist Party of Czech and Moravia (KSCM).

If you have to put out such blatant lies and disinformation to make your “point,” how much validity is there to your assertions?

“Is this really happening?”, asks Mr Walberg. Well, no, as a matter of fact, it isn’t!