| This book promotes anti-white racism |
The Twittersphere erupts during key cultural television programmes such as 'Confessions Intimes' with references to #babtout, pejorative, for the most part, you'll no doubt have guessed by now.
There is a cliché in France, drummed into les petits Français at school and on the tele which says that the victims of racism are Blacks, Arabs, Muslims, and Jews, and the racists are white, right-wing Christians. This cliché has been repeated by professional anti-racism organisations so often during the last generation that everybody has come to believe it to be true, or face the consequences.
Except that, it seems all is not as it should be on the anti-racism front. Take anti-Semitic attacks on Jews. They should be the nasty work of right-wing Nazi groups - skinheads and that sort of undesirable, right? Wrong, and you'll never believe this... those responsible for anti-Semitism these days are Muslim immigrants - des chances pour la France! Remember the Bobard for the media concerning the Merah affair? That was one gigantic example of this 'new' type of racism.
Mohamed Merah shot down in cold blood 7 people including Jewish children standing outside their school. It was an anti-Semitic attack. The media all assumed it was perpetrated by an extreme right-wing Nazi. They were devastated to learn the murderer was a French-born Muslim of Algerian origin who was even on the secret service 'watched' file for his participation in Afghan terrorist camps.
This tragedy was the wake-up call for the professionals of anti-racism. Not only have they come to realise that 'les blancs' are not carrying out anti-Semitic attacks, but that they are in fact being subjected to increasingly violent anti-blanc racism. Previously it was believed that anti-white racism did not exist. Racism was a one-way street. Anyone who said differently was accused of supporting the extreme right wing.
It is, more accurately, anti-French racism because the hate is directed towards the immigrants' former colonialists. You just have to listen to the words of certain rappers to get the measure of their hate. Here is a verse from a rap by the group 'Lunatic':
"Brûler leur sperme en échantillons, souder leurs chattes
J'suis pas le bienvenu, mais j' suis là,(...),
j' suis venu manger et chier là.
Quand j'vois la France les jambes écartées j' l' encule sans huile.
Zont dévalisé l'Afrique... J'vais piller la France Tu m' dis "la France
un pays libre" (...) attends-toi à bouffer du calibre. J'rêve de loger
dans la tête d'un flic une balle de G.L.O.C.K."
(Burn their sperm samples, weld their pussies
I'm not welcome but I'm here
I came to eat and shit here
When I see France with its legs open wide, I sodomise it without oil.
They robbed Africa, I'm gonna plunder France. You tell me "France
A free country" expect to gob some caliber. I dream to lodge
in a cop's head a bullet from a GLOCK)
Examples of attacks on innocent whites abound on the net on radio and television phone-ins and local papers. The book 'La France Orange Mécanique' is full of them taken from local papers around the country. There is no point the bobo lefties trying to insist that anti-French racism doesn't exist because the reality is that it does, and even if they deny it, it doesn't stop it being real.
Having brought to our attention the scope of anti-French racism, Obertone asks why the (government-subsidy fed) associations that track racist incidents pay no more attention to anti-white racism than to the increase in the price of petrol. Associations like SOS racisme ignore anti-blanc racism. It is not in their remit it seems. Yet, racism is colour-blind and works in all directions. The other fascinating fact about modern racism is that it doesn't even have to be about race any more. You can now be judged and fined or imprisoned for 'racism against Islam' although not against Christianity. That's still a one-way street.
So naturally, seeing as Laurent Obertone identified a lot of controversial and uncomfortable facts with figures to back them up, he was accused on the chat show 'On n'est pas couché' of writing a book which is "racist and full of hate". This extract from the programme is worth listening to, to hear "la France bobo dans toute sa splendeur" as one commentator put it - the liberal trendy media lefty in all its reality-denying glory.