Napoléon

Like many post-imperial western European states, France has not recovered easily from the scars of its lost empire.
The brutality of late-colonial French suppression of freedom fighters in French Indo-China (later Vietnam) and Algeria is among the darkest moments in French history and indeed all of European colonial history.
This is something that many in France continue to grapple with. The post-colonial collective conscience of France is still conflicted, angry and at times even desperate.

A much anticipated work by James C. Horak has finally arrived and it doesn't disappoint. Continue reading →

A brief history of the real plan of the banker-backed Illuminists, consummated in the ‘Great Work’ of erecting the “liberal,” Orwellian Brave New World.
 

Jay Dyer
21st Century Wire
Picking up where we left off in Part 3, we look at Quigley’s analysis of Germany prior to World War II and the rise of Nazism, the situation in France with the dominance of the Catholic, Protestant and Jewish banking houses, and how Rothschild came out on top. We also look at how all three of these colluded to establish a fake front known as the Bank of France at the behest of their agent, Napoleon.

Voici une brève chronique d’une ré-édition des Mémoires du général Toussaint-Louverture, réalisée par Mercvre de France.