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Les Brigandes – Antifa

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Antifa means “anti-fascist,” which is a European term with a severe PC SJW connotation. Or at least that’s how I understand it from an American point of view. For an English translation, be sure the CC/subtitles feature has been enabled. ABN

Update 7/17/19: The version with English subtitles was removed from YT. Could not find a replacement.

UPDATE 10/13/25: Here are the lyrics translated into English:

Lyrics:

I saw an old man over the counter in a supermarket,
He was called a bastard by a barking Arab woman.
When the Antifa was coming in,
The Antifa has screamed:
“Police!”
“This is an old Pétainist!”

A young girl reading the Bible in the train,
Young Non-Europeans started their nasty games with her.
If the Antifa had been there
Then it would be sure that they have witnessed…
In the face of the police…
That she was a provocateur!

A little boy sang an old song.
Non-violent Rastas have massacred him, just like he stand there.
The Antifa had put him on the list…
The list of anti-globalist suspects.
He had sung: “Auprès de ma blonde”…
What an evil Nazi!

That was before the time of the “Don’t insult my buddy.”.
But such a buddy set me the blade to my throat.
If the Antifa would have been established at this time…
Then, the psychologist had demonstrated
That the fear of the unknown was the evidence of…
The racist syndrome.

I say, you have to send Manuel Valls…
At night…
In an area in which he has never walked in.
Without a bodyguard, without the police
And if he can escape the harassment…
Then he can say to the media:
“Inshallah!”

And when the rabble is going to rape you in the evening.
Take an iron bar and use it to save your skin.
But if one of them is lying on the ground.
Then the judge will say that it is a conspiracy.
The newspapers will read x3:
“This was done by a fascist!”

Going to eat a falafel in the Rue des Rosiers,
I put on my kippah and my turban in the market.
The Antifa will not miss you,
When you look like a Gaul.
And if you eat quenelles with fries:
“Anti-semite!”

If you do this, or if you…
Say that,
If you even think it…
Then that’s already too much.
If you say a word they don’t like…
Then you will have to deal with the Antifa.
For the Trotskyist GPU…
You are a fascist.

They put millions there…
In hell for this reason.
For them it is a fixed idea…
A method of terrorism.
When I dispute, when I resist
Then I find myself on the list:
“I am a fascist!”

And if you don’t think… how you have to…
Then you’re a fascist.

I first posted this video on 02/05/17 and thought it was a bit bold at the time. Back then there were English subtitles. I looked again today for a version with English subtitles, but could not find one. Today, Antifa is considered a terrorist organization in USA. Besides the mild political statements in the song, it’s a catchy pleasant tune with a good video, imo. ABN

The Public Execution of Charlie Kirk — Laurent Guyénot

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While Chris Martenson has, I believe, conducted a conclusive scientific ballistic analysis to prove that the sniper who killed Charlie Kirk was on a different building than the alleged shooting position of Tyler Robinson, other researchers continue to accumulate circumstantial evidence that, in the weeks preceding Kirk’s death, his pro-Israel backers were trying to blackmail and threaten him into abandoning his recent criticism of Israel.

They feared that Kirk would follow the path of Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens and draw millions of his Gen Z followers behind him.

After inviting Carlson on Turning Point in mid-July, Kirk was thinking of inviting Owens, who is now on the frontline in the battle for the truth about her friend’s “public execution”.

Meanwhile, il is becoming public knowledge that, in the words of “someone well situated in conservative circles who personally knew Kirk” and spoke to Ron Unz, “everyone in Kirk’s circle, even including important Trump Administration officials, suspected that Israel had probably killed the young conservative leader.”

Here, I recap what I think are the most important established facts. I have borrowed much from Sam Parker’s long investigative tweets on the subject (here, here and here), and I strongly recommend following him on X.

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Guyénot is almost always interesting.

In addition to his work, I also recommend Candace Owens on this subject.

She is very good at reasonably analyzing the interplay between individuals and groups and then speculating on what she finds.

The episodes linked below are especially good.

She has a good grasp of the sociology of the groups involved and the probable/ possible motives of individuals therein.

Owens expresses herself clearly and often with scathing humor. She has undeniable rhetorical talent. ABN

TPUSA RESPONDS: Yes, The Text Messages Are Real. | Candace Ep 249

Charlie’s Final Hours. What Else Is Josh Hammer Lying About? | Candace Ep 250

Diddy’s former protégé Aubrey O’Day issues ‘warning’ to aspiring musicians

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‘The true warning is not that a jury may doubt your testimony, nor that a court’s sentencing guidelines may fail to reflect the years of suffering you endured,’ she cautioned.

‘The real warning is this: the moment someone in a position of power oversteps your boundaries or demands more than is legitimately required of you, walk away and do not look back.’ 

‘No dream, however bright, can outweigh the pain and exploitation that may follow if you remain,’ she wrote. 

‘Too often, those who misuse their power, even when exposed, face far fewer consequences than the harm inflicted upon their victims.’ 

‘Protect yourself at the first sign of coercion or impropriety,’ she continued. 

‘If something feels wrong, trust that instinct and remove yourself from the situation. Your well-being is worth more than any opportunity.’ 

The singer, now 41, was the breakout star of the girl group Danity Kane and is perhaps most famous for her public fallout with Diddy, who was the band’s mentor at the time.

She previously accused Diddy of ‘grooming’ her and for sexual harassment when she appeared on his MTV show, Making the Band, back in the early 2000’s. 

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Seeing that line, that boundary between good and evil is the crux of a good life. Everyone experiences this. Often many times. No exceptions. ABN

Automotive oil vs. motorcycle oil: What riders need to know

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Just a few decades ago, there was little to no distinction between automotive motor oil and motorcycle oil. These days, the two lubes are quite unique. What are the differences, and more importantly, what happens if you run car oil in your bike? 

Motorcycle oils branched off from automotive oils in the 1980s as car oil evolved in a way that caused problems for motorcycles. Specifically, friction modifiers designed to improve fuel economy could cause a bike’s clutch to slip under acceleration.

For the most part, the “it’ll make your clutch slip” explanation is all you’ll hear when it comes to running car oil in a motorcycle. That’s not a guaranteed outcome, and frankly it’s just the tip of the iceberg. There are other differences that make auto oil unsuitable for motorcycles, and it has to do with the fact that bikes usually rev higher and run hotter than cars, and unlike autos where the oil only lubricates the engine, in many motorcycles the same oil serves the engine, clutch, and transmission.

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Unearthed ancient mural of Jesus marks transition of early Christianity in Egypt

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An ancient mural of Jesus Christ healing the sick has been uncovered in the ruins of an Egyptian settlement from 1,600 years ago.

An Egyptian archaeological team discovered the remains of the city in the Ain Al-Kharab area of the Kharga Oasis, located in Egypt‘s New Valley Governorate, in late July.

The findings also included mud-brick residential buildings, two churches, a cemetery, and various artifacts like pottery, stone, and glass pieces. 

One church was built in a basilica style with a large hall and columns, while a smaller church contained Coptic writings, the final stage of the ancient Egyptian language used in the early centuries of Christianity.

The mural of Jesus, along with the churches, showed that the Kharga Oasis was a significant center for early Christians transitioning from traditional Egyptian beliefs around the fourth to seventh centuries.

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