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Hervé Ryssen, the most intransigent fighter against ZOG in France is once again dragged to court by Jewish associations. You can't possible imagine the bravery demanded in 2014 France to oppose at the same time massive Islamic extra-European immigration, homosexual degeneracy (a transexual freak massively displayed on French billboard to advertise a headset :  http://www.ozap.com/actu/pub-conchita...), Zionist wars in the Middle-East, Zionist stranglehold on the government, the culture and the monetary system!

If you don't have a deep love for your people and your country, you can't understand Hervé. He was beaten up by the Jewish thugs of the JDL, he was fined thousands of Euros, he is constantly defamed in the media, he was fired from his job (he was a history teacher in High school), he was condemned to jail...but he 's still standing up! In this dark time for European mankind, and despite the threat of complete annihilation, a very few dare to take the blow no matter how hard it is, and Hervé is one of them. Behind his jovial face, one can notice lots of sadness is in his heart, and if you're a self-conscious European you just need to come to France for 2 days to feel the same.

Hervé can read english, so please if you could give him a supporting tweet on @HerveRyssen that would be nice! Please share this video, download it, talk and think about it. Hervé has a right to speak up, we have the duty to defend him!



http://www.dailystormer.com/french-author-herve-ryssen-attacked-by-jewsover-new-antisemitic-book/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s31ORK5M0w0

['too blonde']

Countryfile presenter Ellie Harrison is told she is 'too blonde' – e.g. too white and attractive to present the BBC's countryside lifestyle show. I can't say this surprises me but still makes me angry. Perhaps the BBC thinks a black person (as yet there are still few of them in the countryside) or a burqa clad muslim would better suit a show about english countryside lifestyle?



We know this is not about the colour of Ellie Harrison's hair. It's about her race and beauty that offends those who don't have it and are obviously envious of it – the non-whites and 'chosen' ones in particular. They want to promote degenerates, like Russell Brand, and the multitude of perverts the BBC has employed over the years.



Again it's a case of cultural marxism attempting to condition us into accepting degenerative behaviour and abnormality while trying to remove any trace of our natural culture and heritage which is far superior to anything they want to replace it with.

https://dailyeuropa.wordpress.com/2014/12/08/countryfile-presenter-told-she-is-too-blonde-to-front-bbc-show/

['where the darkest chapter in our history transpired]

Prime Minister said he wanted to visit the site to see for himself 'where the darkest chapter in our history transpired'  Cameron was visibly moved as he spent more than an hour in the two main camps which make up the site He said it was a reminder of why the UK must fight against prejudice, persecution, anti-semitism and tyranny

David Cameron lit a candle in memory of the millions of Holocaust victims as he made his first visit to the Auschwitz concentration camp. The Prime Minister said he wanted to come to the site to see for himself where the 'darkest chapter of human history' took place. And he said: 'We must never forget all those who were murdered here'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2868409/Cameron-pays-visit-Auschwitz-warning-never-forget-murdered-here.html

Cameron remembers vicitms of Holocaust in visit to Auschwitz

[atrocity".]

Dozens of pieces of Nazi memorabilia were sold at an ACT auction house on Sunday, shocking a Canberra rabbi who said items from the infamous regime had no place in modern society.Dozens of pieces of Nazi regalia have sold for top dollar at two ACT auctions in the past six weeks, prompting a Canberra rabbi to call the listings an "atrocity".

A Hitler Youth knife, Luftwaffe medals, stamps featuring Adolf Hitler and several items adorned with swastikas were sold at the Auction Barn in Fyshwick in two separate auctions. The Sunday Canberra Times understands the items were sold to the auction house by a Canberra family with German origins.

ACT Jewish Community rabbi Alon Meltzer said he was disgusted to find people were profiting from selling Nazi artefacts.He called on elected officials to denounce the auction and make it clear there was no place for such sales in Canberra. "It's an atrocity. As a rabbi we deal with people who have survived the holocaust, who are now older, who really carry the burden of that emotional strife with them every single day - the fact they don't have their families round them," Mr Meltzer said.



"So to see a place like Canberra, which is a beautiful melting pot of cultures and of diversity, with a lot of tolerance and respect, to see that community have something like this occurring is a blight to the memory of those who were killed."
Auction Barn auction co-ordinator Stan Jordan said the business did not sell items which were considered unethical."[We don't sell] stuff we think we can't sell and then there's stuff which isn't moral to sell," he said.

"[But this] is exactly the same as what we have in the War Memorial. It's just their side of the story isn't it?" Mr Meltzer said the Nazi regime had inflicted pain on the entire world and the selling of memorabilia associated with the regime was disgraceful. "While it is a piece of our history and something we should never forget, items like this have no place in a world that is calling for tolerance, calling for peace," he said.

The sale of Nazi merchandise has been restricted or banned in a number of European countries including Germany, Austria and France, while a number of prominent auction houses such as Sotheby's and Christie's won't sell it. The online auction site eBay similarly has strict rules about what relics of the Third Reich can and cannot be sold through it. Auctions of Nazi memorabilia in New South Wales and South Australia in the past few years have attracted sharp criticism from national Jewish groups.



Sydney Jewish Museum resident historian professor Konrad Kwiet said auctions of Nazi artefacts were common and lucrative around the world, predominantly in America. "SS helmets are being sold for $5000," he said. People are paying a high price for these memorabilia ... in most towns in America you can get everything if you pay the right price." Australian National University Strategic and Defence Studies Centre senior lecturer Dr Garth Pratten although he wasn't an expert on badges and buckles, he believed the majority of the collection was Luftwaffe and Hitler Youth artefacts.

"My guess is that most of it relates to the young man in the photo album," he said. He is a member of the Luftwaffe [and] among the items is a Luftwaffe ceremonial dagger, a Luftwaffe cap badge and a Luftwaffe parachutist badge.
"A lot of the items with Nazi symbology on them - the "S" belt buckle, several of the brassards, one of the knives, are Hitler Youth items."The Hitler Youth was the only approved youth organisation in Germany from 1933 to 1945 [so] if we are to assume that this is the collection of personal items of the Luftwaffe man, it is highly likely that he was a member of Hitler Youth."

http://www.canberratimes.com.au/act-news/act-auction-house-sells-large-collection-of-nazi-memorabilia-20141206-11yezr.html

[Werner C]

A German court dismissed a case against a Cologne man for his alleged involvement in the June 1944 massacre of hundreds of civilians in France.

On Tuesday, a Cologne state court tossed the case against the 89-year-old defendant, named only as Werner C., saying there was not enough evidence to connect him to the massacre, The Associated Press reported.

The prosecutor in the western German city of Dortmund charged Werner with gunning down 25 civilians in Oradour-sur-Glane along with other members of his SS tank infantry unit called Der Fuehrer. In all, 642 village residents were murdered. More than half were women and children locked into a church that was set ablaze.

The defendant reportedly also was charged as an accessory in the massacre by cordoning off and guarding the church or by bringing flammable material inside.

Werner has said he was in the village at the time but did not take part in the killings.

Read more: http://www.jta.org/2014/12/09/news-opinion/world/german-court-throws-out-case-against-former-ss-man