I need a French speaker to subtitle a French video into English!

I’m your man, but Alain Soral is weak: he was communist, anarchist, pro-palestinian, wright extremist, and christianiste. He’s a big mouth, skin head look, I consider him as a Trojan horse.

I applaud your initiative to have Soral translated in English and hopefully in other language. «Nul n’est prophète en son pays», as goes the saying. The French being what they have become, (I am from Quebec, which suffers also from the same indiscriminate admiration for whatever looks like anglo), when they see how much he is regarded in other countries, the demonizing pressure will loosen. Not that Soral is perfect, but what he has to say worth being listened to. He is the synthesis of Michel Clouscard (who raised and the marxism to the state beyond leninism) and the «conservatisme social», which saved Russia «de la deliquescence nationale»

Should I be better in english myself, I would not hesitate one bit to translate it myself. To my knowledge, «Comprendre l’empire», which is a good synthesis of the present world, very densely written, is its only work translated in foreign language so far. Saker, I appreciate your intervention to make available Soral’s work. From english, i am sure it will get to be translated in russian, spanish, italian and other member’s language of our community. Thanks for getting the ball rolling. Thanks for promoting what stands for the truth.

GV

Maybe it should be the work of many, and not only one person.

i wish i had the time, definitely an excellent source on French politics, you can tell by the attacks in the comments hehe

Je Suis Zeon: French Freedom of Speech is a Myth, Says Cartoonist

A caricature artist persecuted for self-expression told Sputnik France about the regression of freedom of speech in his country.

The Charlie Hebdo attacks sparked debates over the self-expression all over the world. A rally was held in Paris after the attack with 40 of the world’s top officials.

Journalists and cartoonists defended their right for freedom of speech. But it seems like something is rotten in France.

A Frenchman called Zeon, 31, originally from Paris told Sputnik France his striking story. Recently he was arrested by the French government for his caricatures.

“On Tuesday March 3, 2015, police broke into my house at 7 a.m. The officers were following orders of a judge and led me to the court and then put me under arrest. I was arrested for a caricature which I drew in 2011 and which was opposed by the organization BNVCA (National Bureau of Monitoring of Anti-Semitism). The organization filed a complaint on me in 2011. Currently, the investigation continues.”

He used to draw comics, and since 2007 engaged in caricatures and gained fame as a caricaturist. Currently he leads a group of illustrators and caricaturists who have been boycotted by the media.

In his efforts to express his concern over the situation that was happening to him, Zeon contacted Plantu a famous French cartoonist, who is also a defender of freedom of expression of artists around the world and one of the founders of the organization “Cartooning for Peace”. He also contacted the creators of the film “Cartoonists — Foot Soldiers of Democracy”. Unfortunately, no one responded to Zeon’s plea.

“With Charlie Hebdo we all heard the slogans that artists have the right to criticize the government, to condemn in the name of freedom of speech and expression. In theory, yes, but in practice freedom of speech is only regressing. Everyone understands and feels that it is becoming increasingly difficult to speak freely in France. There is a very high risk of reprisals from the justice system.”

Zeon together with his team has published several collective publications, such as “Almanac for all.”

In 2013, Zeon was condemned by the International League against Racism and Anti-Semitism (LICRA) for a cartoon that he drew.

Zeon further said, “I am surprised and shocked by these methods of intimidation, which is usually applied to criminals. Through my caricatures I have never advocated violence or hatred towards anyone; on the contrary I am for tolerance and peace.”

“What is happening to me is a sign that the regime of Hollande is increasingly approaching to a dictatorship. Especially when the government spends it’s time attacking and bombing other countries, such as Libya or Syria ‘in the name of democracy’.”

Zeon told Sputnik that he received support from various people, but noticed that those who claimed to be “Je Suis Charlie” did not extend any support to him.

A few journalists, like Frederic Haziza shared Zeon’s opinion.

In the zionazified west, “freedom of speech” essentially is carte blanche for zionist Jews and their minions to promote all the bigoted hate they want with impunity, while making these same bigots the judge, the jury, and the executioner with regard to what anybody else wants to say.