As if this incredible stolen election with its profound consequences for the USA and the rest of the world, were not enough to depress me to the point where writing and blogging become almost impossible, I have a wound on my left arm that is driving me crazy.

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As is my unfortunate custom I started a new post about a week ago and have not yet finished, distracted as I am by events here in America. Every day brings some new shocking piece of news, some new potential catastrophe, some portentous event that destabilizes what little inner peace I have left.

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She says: Shut up and obey.

He says: We stole the election fair and square.

I cannot post on the election since I feel you all have been supersaturated with information, both true and false. French patriots are as concerned as we are.

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Note: despite the long delay I am posting this article because its importance has not diminished. It was begun about 10 days ago, then interrupted by the election. What happened in Nice is not the first attack, not the first beheading, and it won’t be the last.

Please note: I have been unusually distracted by events in America. I hope to post soon on acts of terrorism in France and Austria, as well as Macron's sudden fall from grace in the Islamic world as he insists that the French Republic endorses a "right" to blasphemy.

It is now 5:26 a.m.  I have not been to bed, and I must get some sleep.

There has been a terrorist attack in Nice. It took place inside the Cathedral of Notre-Dame.

French patriots and French traditional Catholics have been following closely the American election. Even if they have complaints about Donald Trump, they have no doubts about the urgent need to re-elect him.

France is not a cut-throat country! 

Thus spake French minister of Justice Éric Dupond-Moretti on September 1, 2020 to Europe 1 television.

A reader complains that my answer (in my previous post) is insufficient.

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As I’m sure you have heard, since all media outlets have abundantly reported it, a man was decapitated near Paris on October 16.

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In an astounding, audacious quadruple play, the French government has initiated no fewer than four bills, destined to become laws if the Macronian machine has its way, each bill more freedom-destroying than the next, two of them already on the path to ratification.

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While pretending to tackle problems Emmanuel Macron cunningly removes what little breathing space the people have.

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Yves Daoudal, a Catholic blogger who closely follows the fate of Christians around the world in their struggle to survive against multiple hostile forces, here focuses on Armenia, considered to be the first nation to adopt Christianity (in 301).

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If you follow Raymond Ibrahim's website you know that he keeps painfully accurate records of the persecution and slaughter of Christians by Muslims throughout the world.

My recent post on former French minister of Health Agnès Buzyn revealed her deep involvement in the Wuhan laboratory in China that enabled her to foresee the pandemic that was to blast its way across most of the planet beginning in February 2020.

The current French minister of Health, Olivier Véran, in view of the dramatic increase in Covid-19 cases in southern France, has placed the Aix-en-Provence-Marseille region under maximum alert. Bars and restaurants will be totally closed. (In Paris bars now must close at 10:00 p.m.

"When I left the ministry (of Health), I cried because I knew that the tidal wave was before us. I left knowing that the elections would not take place (...) From the beginning I thought only of one thing: the coronavirus.

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From March through May 2020 we drowned in a daily flood of articles on the pandemic of COVID-19, the illness caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

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A follow-up to my previous post on George Soros illustrates the extent of his power over American district attorneys in several cities run by the Democratic Party. His idea is that if you cannot get rid of the police you can at least prevent them from doing their job.

If there were a prize for the most dubious good deed of the year it might go to the well-intentioned Catholic readers of Le Salon Beige.

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Here is an excerpt from an excellent article by Raymond Ibrahim. I hope you can take the time to read it. It reminds us of what our Christian ancestors of Anatolia endured hundreds of years ago, and what may lie ahead for our children and grandchildren, improbable though it may seem today.

In addition to a terrifying new law that regulates “bio-ethical” issues, that I will discuss in an upcoming post, there is another new agency in France that aims to police the normal if not laudable human emotion called hatred.

Here is the latest article from French ex-pat Guy Millière who now resides in the United States.

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As so often happens in life just when I had resolved to sit down and start blogging again, I find that Blogger has changed its interface, i.e. the procedures and options used to make the blog appear as it does. This includes colors, fonts, insertion of images and videos as well as links to articles.

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In this time of plague I must admit I have little interest in posting about the usual issues.

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Here’s a powerful article from Robert Spencer, posted at Front Page Magazine, that will, more than any other article I’ve read lately, provide you with an accurate up-to-date description of today’s France, a country at war with itself, its heritage, its past, its people.

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