Hervé de Lépinau: France on the Brink of a Civil War
Below is a video of Mr. de Lépinau’s speech. Many thanks to Ava Lon for the translation, and to Vlad Tepes for the subtitling:
Transcript:
00:00 | French, wake up! You are here in your country! | |
00:24 | We are in our country! | |
00:48 | For Marion: hip hip hurray! | |
01:08 | Marion! Marion! Marion! | |
01:12 | My dear friends, | |
01:28 | I want to thank | |
01:32 | the mayor of La Tour-d’Aigues for respecting his promise concerning this rally. | |
01:44 | So, Jean-François, if you can hear me, I thank you for | |
01:48 | honoring your word! | |
01:57 | My dear friends, the main square of Grambois being too small, | |
02:01 | we are gathered, in large numbers in the neighbor town | |
02:05 | of La Tour-d’Aigues. And I insist on thanking its mayor | |
02:09 | for giving us the permission to gather in his county, | |
02:13 | when at the same time the old sirens of the left wing | |
02:17 | of Vaucluse, called for banning of… | |
02:25 | …when the old sirens of the left wing of Vaucluse were calling for | |
02:29 | the banning of our rally. | |
02:33 | In fact the borough secretary of the communist party | |
02:37 | believed she had the right to demand that the prefect forbid our gathering | |
02:41 | of patriots… | |
02:49 | …under the pretext that we could become, | |
02:53 | and I quote: “a threat of disturbance to the public order”. | |
02:57 | No less! | |
03:01 | Madame Allouis, because this is her name, | |
03:05 | allow me to serve you this | |
03:09 | thought of La Rochefoucauld: “Hypocrisy is a tribute that vice pays to virtue.” | |
03:21 | Because the left wing | |
03:26 | is expert in the field of disturbing the public order… | |
03:30 | Illegal occupation of public space and exclusion of those who don’t think like you do | |
03:34 | During your famous “nights of sleeping while standing” [leftists rallies]. | |
03:38 | Destruction of property [unintelligible] and shop windows during rallies, | |
03:42 | [unintelligible] Violence against | |
03:46 | the police force, when it’s not straightaway an attempted murder | |
03:50 | with Molotov cocktails during those rallies. | |
03:54 | Violence, degradation | |
03:58 | and intimidation of the population | |
04:02 | of Calais, perpetrated by your allies “no borders”. | |
04:06 | And just yesterday this extreme Left, | |
04:10 | the lesson giver, marched in Saint-Etienne to demand, | |
04:14 | and I quote: “the disarmament of the police force.” Yes, you heard correctly! | |
04:22 | “The disarmament of the police force”, all while this rally | |
04:26 | was forbidden by the prefect, and police officers | |
04:30 | are rallying everywhere in France to show their discontent, or even to show | |
04:34 | that enough is enough, before attacks [against them] becoming more and more violent, | |
04:38 | that they are victims of every day now! | |
04:42 | Police with us! | |
04:46 | Police with us! Police with us! | |
04:58 | So today, my friends, the left wing is attacking the Front National | |
05:02 | saying that it would be a threat to the public order. | |
05:05 | It’s as if a hospital were mocking charity [pot calling the kettle black]. | |
05:11 | My friends, what unites us today isn’t hate of the other and of the institutions, | |
05:15 | but on the contrary: it is love of Provence, | |
05:19 | rich in her traditions and her legacy. | |
05:23 | It is our love for a sovereign France, master of her own destiny. | |
05:27 | It’s the right of free speech. | |
05:31 | We are in our country! | |
05:35 | It’s an imperative duty to denounce this politics of immigration, | |
05:39 | absolutely crazy, led by a government at bay, | |
05:43 | by a president massively rejected by French people, | |
05:47 | and a dictatorial European Commission, | |
05:51 | that works against the sovereignty of nations. | |
05:55 | We are in our country! | |
06:07 | Our movement isn’t directed against those illegals | |
06:11 | who opportunistically… | |
06:15 | …who opportunistically take advantage of our weaknesses, | |
06:19 | of our riches and of our inability to control our borders. | |
06:23 | If they are on French territory today, | |
06:27 | it’s because someone at the highest level wanted to let them in. | |
06:31 | Our adversaries are those who are politically responsible, | |
06:35 | as much from the left as from the right, corrupt, | |
06:39 | many of them with Qatari and Saudi money, | |
06:43 | little concerned by our national interests, by our identity and by our sovereignty. | |
06:49 | This activist, militant left, where cynical manipulators rub elbows with useful idiots, | |
06:56 | have been busy for the last forty years rewriting the most beautiful pages | |
07:00 | of the national novel, wanting at any price | |
07:04 | to separate us from our Christian roots, from our thousand-year-old tradition, | |
07:08 | and from our sovereignty, the guarantee of our freedom. | |
07:12 | Long live France! | |
07:16 | Freedom! Freedom! | |
07:28 | This moral left (lesson giver), | |
07:32 | using the methods of the Inquisition, decides, | |
07:36 | in the name of the values of the Republic, who is good and who is evil, | |
07:40 | with, as a sad result, a France on the brink of a civil war. | |
07:44 | Finally, those besmirchers of memories, obsessive destroyers | |
07:48 | of the national unity, which was hard earned and paid for in blood, | |
07:52 | and whose terrible price is shown | |
07:56 | in a macabre way on the memorials in our towns and villages. | |
08:04 | But we have to be fair and recognize that this left — | |
08:08 | Let’s recognize this left, and more particularly | |
08:12 | in our department [county, borough], that they were advancing openly, | |
08:16 | that they showed their true colors. The mayor of La Tour-d’Aigues | |
08:20 | won’t contradict me on this point. When it was about | |
08:25 | a vote to put to use the farm Bonpain | |
08:29 | owned by the Borough Council of Vaucluse, | |
08:33 | and being used by the illegals; or voting against the motion | |
08:37 | “Our Department Without Migrants” presented by your representatives from the Front National, | |
08:41 | the left clearly took a stand against the interests of French people. | |
08:45 | With representatives from the right, known as republicans, | |
08:49 | it was more complicated: they adopted | |
08:53 | a more ambiguous attitude, if not dubious, | |
08:57 | in abstaining, like some of them, or in voting for the provision of the farm | |
09:01 | using the borough’s money destined for the lodging (others) | |
09:05 | and voting against it, for the last ones. And it’s with inspiring courage | |
09:09 | that they unanimously refused to participate in the vote | |
09:13 | of the motion I just told you about. | |
09:17 | Monsieur Chabert, the former mayor of Gorde and current | |
09:21 | president of the Borough Council for the Welfare for the Aged, if it’s not | |
09:25 | for the benefit of the electoral agreements, concluded with the socialists/communists, | |
09:29 | who doesn’t miss an opportunity to remind them of good memories | |
09:33 | and make them masters of ceremony in the organizing of the hypocrites’ ball. | |
09:37 | Such is the ni-ni [leftist policy, meaning: neither privatisation, nor nationalization] | |
09:41 | replacing the constitutional values in the actions of those people. | |
09:45 | I see it as a proof of the latest declarations | |
09:49 | by our [unintelligible] deputy of the 5th constituency, who | |
09:53 | isn’t a fan the of subject of ni-ni; and I quote him: “When I don’t say ‘welcome’ to the migrants, | |
09:58 | it’s not on the one side a nice representative, and the other an evil cold-blooded representative. | |
10:02 | But this welcoming politics is stupid and short-sighted.” Monsieur Aubert | |
10:09 | criticized last Wednesday, on radio France Bleu Vaucluse, the merits of our rally. | |
10:14 | And I’m citing him again: “the freedom to rally exists, | |
10:18 | but it’s agitation. We should rather look for | |
10:22 | quiet solutions.” But what quiet solutions, | |
10:26 | Monsieur Aubert? A cup of chamomile? An infusion of | |
10:30 | medicinal herbs? You aren’t suggesting anything concrete: | |
10:34 | [unintelligible] and a soft, weak hand as usual. Because you have to give to the rightist voter, | |
10:38 | sovereignist and conservative, the impression that you are keeping a stiff upper lip. | |
10:42 | And no, [unintelligible] he formulated a proposition | |
10:46 | He remembers that Francis Adolphe, the socialist mayor of | |
10:50 | Carpantras, invoked some weeks ago the alleged case of a catholic family | |
10:54 | in his county, who wanted to welcome migrants into their home. | |
10:58 | Julien Aubert estimated that, and I quote him: “Francis Adolphe took his idea | |
11:02 | to lean on the civil society.” | |
11:06 | Fine, but what are the agnostics and atheists, | |
11:10 | Buddhists, Muslims suggesting? The majority of French who aren’t | |
11:14 | Catholics in Vaucluse. Monsieur Aubert. Monsieur Chabert, | |
11:18 | Monsieur Adolphe, Monsieur [unintelligible] are you ready to | |
11:22 | welcome the illegals in your home? Alas, crickets. | |
11:26 | Those beautiful souls are absent. Do what I say, not what I do. | |
11:34 | And this good example is being provided by the highest level | |
11:38 | of the state, since the president of the Republic answered the question: | |
11:42 | “Would you let the immigrants use your secondary residence?” | |
11:46 | He answered, with an outrageous cynicism: “I’m sorry; | |
11:50 | they [my secondary residences] are already occupied.” | |
11:54 | Definitely in this world of Tartuffes [hypocrites], generosity is good but with | |
11:58 | someone else’s money. This is why we have to | |
12:02 | enter into resistance, when faced with this moral and intellectual terrorism! | |
12:06 | That elementary principle has to be strongly reinforced! | |
12:10 | True charity begins with yourself! Our people before the others! | |
12:19 | We are in our country! | |
12:27 | We are in our country! | |
12:31 | Let’s remind, let’s remind | |
12:35 | all those yelling do-gooders that Vaucluse is | |
12:39 | The sixth-poorest department in France, | |
12:43 | that we have retired people who survive on misery pensions, | |
12:47 | that we have an unemployment rate of more than 20%, that we live the consequences | |
12:51 | of exponential immigration, that we have to close the hearths of radical | |
12:55 | Islamists in a context of the highest terrorist threat. | |
12:59 | No, do-gooders, sirs, | |
13:03 | Vaucluse cannot afford your short-sighted generosity. | |
13:07 | Vaucluse cannot handle it any longer! | |
13:11 | Why such sudden ease in welcoming, feeding and treating | |
13:15 | defraying the cost of individuals who entered our territory illegally, | |
13:19 | when a number of our people | |
13:23 | lack everything and don’t warrant anything anymore? | |
13:27 | My friends, | |
13:39 | My friends, we have to see the reality: | |
13:43 | the Front National alone defends the interests of the people from Vaucluse | |
13:47 | against those unjust policies causing social tensions. | |
13:51 | Only your representatives from the Front National | |
13:55 | have the courage to oppose the destructive forces | |
13:59 | of the Politically Correct. Because the socialist government | |
14:03 | has clearly announced who its enemies are. | |
14:07 | Prime Minister Valls, yesterday in Tours, | |
14:11 | fiercely warned the French people, I quote: | |
14:15 | “Those who would oppose the welcoming of the refugees will find | |
14:20 | the state blocking them.” | |
14:24 | My friends, | |
14:28 | The French people have the right to answer him: | |
14:32 | Article 35 of the Declaration of Rights of Man: | |
14:36 | “When a government violates the rights of the people, | |
14:40 | insurrection is, for the people and for every part of the people, | |
14:44 | the most sacred right and the most indispensable | |
14:48 | of duties.” | |
14:52 | My friends, this government and its representatives, | |
14:56 | the enemies of French interests will have to expeditiously | |
15:00 | leave the political scene in 2017. | |
15:04 | The coming electoral deadlines will be critical for the future of our nation. | |
15:08 | The choice is very simple: | |
15:12 | it’ll be a beginning, or chaos. It’ll therefore be Marine [Le Pen] | |
15:16 | as President and a Front National majority in the National Assembly. | |
15:20 | Long live Vaucluse, long live France! | |
15:28 | Marine for president! |