[Going strong]

Famous French patriotic leader, Marine Le Pen, is in Canada, especially Quebec, and man, did she get the special "anti-Roosh" committee-reception and unfair treatment!

Like Roosh, she's been hunted throughout Montreal and other cities by SJW mobs, she had to cancel all of her public speeches, because of hordes of SJWs blocking the entry of the Marriott and other hotels (Sheraton)... The Canadian socialist PM prohibited entrepreneurs from meeting her ... she had to hide from leftist greasy-haired lynch mobs: the whole Roosh's Canada battle relived once again!

By the way, it may please Roosh to know that he did better than her under these circumstances, because Marine le Pen couldn't give a single public speech... maybe she should have hired Roosh as organizer!

http://www.lefigaro.fr/politique/le-scan...fiasco.php

"Mais les mésaventures ne s'arrêtent pas là pour Marine Le Pen. Selon l'agence de presse canadienne QMI, l'eurodéputée a eu la mauvaise surprise de découvrir lundi soir qu'une de ses réservations à l'hôtel Marriott, au centre-ville de Montréal, avait été annulée. Elle devait y tenir une conférence de presse ce mardi. Entre 30 et 50 manifestants se sont déplacés devant l'hôtel pour huer Marine Le Pen, qui ne s'est finalement pas présentée, contraignant la direction à annuler la réservation de la présidente du FN. Un peu plus tôt dans la soirée, Marine Le Pen avait été aperçue à la sortie d'une réunion militante, sifflée par quelques manifestants, dont trois ont été interpellés par la police.

Une annulation de réservation en entraînant une autre, un communiqué du Front national publié ce mardi midi vient ajouter une nouvelle mésaventure à cette série déjà bien étoffée: «Après l' Hôtel Marriott-Champlain, c'est au tour du Sheraton d'annuler le salon dûment réservé pour permettre à Marine Le Pen de rencontrer la presse. Les sujets abordés par Marine Le Pen depuis son arrivée au Québec doivent être particulièrement sensibles que certains multiplient les pressions afin de l'empêcher de rencontrer les médias. Une fois de plus, c'est non seulement la démocratie mais la liberté d'expression qui est en jeu. Pas plus au Québec qu'en France, Marine Le Pen ne cédera aux intimidations», proclame le communiqué."

http://fr.canoe.ca/infos/quebeccanada/ar...30322.html

The SJW banner means: "We prefer to receive thousands of migrants rather than even one racist!"


Article (full of blatant lies), in English: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/nati...e29307948/

[philosophical_recovery]

Everyone there looks about how I would expect them to look.

[Just_Die]

She's articulate and convincing in her local interviews

http://www.tvanouvelles.ca/2016/03/22/no...ine-le-pen

[Going strong]

Translation of the Le Figaro article, quoted above:

But the mishaps did not end there for Marine Le Pen. According to the Canadian news agency QMI, the MEP was shocked to discover on Monday that her reservations at the Marriott Hotel, in downtown Montreal, had been canceled. She had planned to hold a press conference Tuesday. Between 30 and 50 protesters had moved outside the hotel, booing Marine Le Pen, who finally could not enter, forcing management to cancel the reservation of the President of the FN. Earlier in the evening, Marine Le Pen had been seen at the exit of a militant meeting, booed by some protesters, three were detained by police.

A reservation cancellation led to another (from the Sheraton), so finally a statement from the National Front (released this Tuesday lunchtime) was issued: "After the Marriott Hotel Champlain, it was the turn of the Sheraton to cancel duly-reserved seatings, meant to allow Marine Le Pen to meet the press.
Topics covered by Marine Le Pen since her arrival in Quebec have to be especially sensitive for such an increasing pressure to be applied, to prevent her from meeting the media. Once again, it is not only democracy, but freedom of expression that is at stake. No more in Quebec than in France, will Marine Le Pen yield to intimidation " the FN statement proclaims

[Libertas]

How could someone prohibit entrepreneurs from meeting her?

[storm]

(03-23-2016 08:54 AM)Libertas Wrote:  

How could someone prohibit entrepreneurs from meeting her?

Under threat of banning from various social events such as those sponsored by the local chamber of commerce, put on pressure to ban from local coworking studios, ask the sos to refuse to grant their license to do business if they are a foreign entity, etc.

[Going strong]

(03-23-2016 09:06 AM)storm Wrote:  

(03-23-2016 08:54 AM)Libertas Wrote:  

How could someone prohibit entrepreneurs from meeting her?

Under threat of banning from various social events such as those sponsored by the local chamber of commerce, put on pressure to ban from local coworking studios, ask the sos to refuse to grant their license to do business if they are a foreign entity, etc.

quoting Le Figaro:
"Pour couronner le tout, Marine Le Pen n'a pas pu visiter d'entreprises, comme elle l'avait initialement prévu. Selon l'eurodéputée, le gouvernement Trudeau aurait fait annuler toutes ses visites d'entreprises, dont une chez Bombardier. Elle devait participer à ces rencontres en tant que membre de la délégation du commerce international du Parlement européen."

To top it all , Marine Le Pen could not visit companies, as she had originally planned. According to the MEP , the Trudeau government endeavored to cancel all her business visits, including one at Bombardier . She was to attend these meetings as a member of the delegation of International Trade of the European Parliament .

[Wreckingball]

The notion of leftist freedom of speech is so interesting.

[DannyAlberta]

Ironically, aside from the nationalist stance on immigration, her fiscal views are actually pretty leftist. For example, her party 'rejects' austerity (I guess they feel the EU can go on printing free money forever). But she believes in closing the border so the globalists want her lynched.

Roosh is definitely on to something that the globalist/nationalist dichotomy has taken on more importance than left/right.

[Jura]

(03-23-2016 09:45 AM)Wreckingball Wrote:  

The notion of leftist freedom of speech is so interesting.

They don't see it as a freedom of speech issue.

I've got a couple of leftist acquaintances left on my facebook (I know...I know). Whenever they share these protest/social disruption articles, they add comments like "No room for fascism" or "Nazis not welcome here". I call it the power of words. By using such hard terms, they're able to take control of the narrative and justify what are ultimately illegitimate and anti-democratic actions. This leaves very little room to argue; atleast for the common reader.

[Wreckingball]

(03-23-2016 10:48 AM)Jura Wrote:  

(03-23-2016 09:45 AM)Wreckingball Wrote:  

The notion of leftist freedom of speech is so interesting.

They don't see it as a freedom of speech issue.

I've got a couple of leftist acquaintances left on my facebook (I know...I know). Whenever they share these protest/social disruption articles, they add comments like "No room for fascism" or "Nazis not welcome here". I call it the power of words. By using such hard terms, they're able to take control of the narrative and justify what are ultimately illegitimate and anti-democratic actions. This leaves very little room to argue; atleast for the common reader.

Since 1945 this type of vocabulary has been on their side. It's time to get it back.

[Germanicus]

(03-23-2016 09:48 AM)DannyAlberta Wrote:  

Ironically, aside from the nationalist stance on immigration, her fiscal views are actually pretty leftist. For example, her party 'rejects' austerity (I guess they feel the EU can go on printing free money forever).

Austerity, especially as it's been experienced in Europe and South America so far, means shutting down government programs, massively hiking taxes for the middle class, and using that extra money to hand over to the banksters. It's strip-mining the nation in the interest of Goldman Sachs and other assorted parasites.

Some of the government programs that got cut included such things as old-age pensions, the armed forces (A major in the Greek Army told me every member of the Greek military took a 40% reduction in yearly salary), and general administration. It wasn't just the wasteful bullshit leftist stuff.

I agree the Keynesian welfare state has to be scaled-back but it's had so much time to get bloated and entwine itself in the social fabric that just flipping the switch to off isn't the solution to follow. Until it's too late.

[DarkTriad]

(03-23-2016 10:48 AM)Jura Wrote:  

(03-23-2016 09:45 AM)Wreckingball Wrote:  

The notion of leftist freedom of speech is so interesting.

They don't see it as a freedom of speech issue.

I've got a couple of leftist acquaintances left on my facebook (I know...I know). Whenever they share these protest/social disruption articles, they add comments like "No room for fascism" or "Nazis not welcome here". I call it the power of words. By using such hard terms, they're able to take control of the narrative and justify what are ultimately illegitimate and anti-democratic actions. This leaves very little room to argue; atleast for the common reader.

"There are two kinds of fascists, fascists and anti-fascists."

[godfather dust]

(03-23-2016 11:29 AM)Wreckingball Wrote:  

(03-23-2016 10:48 AM)Jura Wrote:  

(03-23-2016 09:45 AM)Wreckingball Wrote:  

The notion of leftist freedom of speech is so interesting.

They don't see it as a freedom of speech issue.

I've got a couple of leftist acquaintances left on my facebook (I know...I know). Whenever they share these protest/social disruption articles, they add comments like "No room for fascism" or "Nazis not welcome here". I call it the power of words. By using such hard terms, they're able to take control of the narrative and justify what are ultimately illegitimate and anti-democratic actions. This leaves very little room to argue; atleast for the common reader.

Since 1945 this type of vocabulary has been on their side. It's time to get it back.

I've taken to Stalinist and Maoist myself. They sound less redneck then communist.

Mao's cultural revolution has many similarities to the modern left in particular. But yeah Libertas (I believe) has a good idea with the Year Zero thing, that particular phrase requires too much thought for most of these no attention span emotional idioits in my opinion though.