Month: December 2018

Review of 2018 ~ convicted and betrayed yet still undefeated

Alison Chabloz

180111 undefeatedNotwithstanding my conviction for posting politically incorrect songs to the Internet, by far the toughest battle I’ve faced throughout 2018 has been an emotionally gruelling and bitter test involving individuals who are supposed to be on the same side. For the record, and in order to bring this difficult year to a close, you will find below various extracts and posts taken from monthly updates on this website.

Evidence of a conspiracy to oust me from revisionist ranks has stacked up over the course of the year, some of which is included below, along with articles touching on my trial and other general topics of interest to nationalists and those in favour of free speech. Also featured are several of my favourite writings of 2018.

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Gilets Jaunes: 10 Solutions

Alison Chabloz

As explained by Hervé Ryssen in a recent YouTube video, the Gilets Jaunes movement is essentially anarchistic, initiated by provincial conservative French patriots who simply want their country back. There is no official organisation structure. Following decades of political failure as seen all over the west, decent, ordinary French citizens have taken to the streets to express their outrage at the System.

Ryssen, in similar vein to Alain Soral’s recent analysis (translation with voiceover here), condemns attempts by the Left to hijack the Gilets Jaunes movement. This hijacking by the Left can clearly be seen as an attempt to retain power on behalf of Globalism, mass immigration and further disintegration of national identity. When will Leftist trade unionists and politicians start to admit that mass immigration is the primary reason for the constant decrease in salaries, lack of affordable housing, jobs and strained social services?

TV and social media footage from Paris last Saturday also clearly shows deliberate provocation and violence courtesy of Antifa. Will next Saturday’s planned demo be allowed to go ahead? Unlikely, according to leader of National Rally, Marine Le Pen. Yesterday, Le Pen cited the recent Islamist terrorist shooting in Strasbourg and ensuing State of Emergency declared by the French government, which could see a ban on all public protests for the foreseeable future.

Nevertheless, it’s doubtful that the patriotic and peaceful Gilets Jaunes at the heart of this struggle will be deterred. Representing the antithesis of May ’68, they have already shown that they no longer hold one iota of respect for authority, for Macronism or for the ranks of Leftist Globalist patsies. National Zionists in the kosher mould of Le Pen are as unlikely to be able to persuade people to stay at home next Saturday as are current French leaders and forces of order – many of whom having already laid down their batons and tear-gas canisters in support of les Gilets Jaunes.

Now is the moment for a real, patriotic nationalist uprising. Here are ten solutions proposed by Parti Nationalist Français:

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1. Reestablish French sovereignty and exit the European Union.

2. Dismantle the ENA (National Administrative School), School of Magistrates, School of Journalism, all affiliated with anti-French interests.

3. State reform leading to proper management of sovereign duties: security, armed forces, justice, independence.

4. Reconstruction of public services in French territories.

5. Suppression of subsidies currently allocated to regional and community integration.

6. Electoral reform in order to put in place a system of organic democracy.

7. Provide a salary for mothers and prioritise family-based politics, with full property inheritance rights for parents.

8. Prioritise the rights of French people to social security and state benefits.

9. Reestablish public order and French law throughout the territory.

10. Prevent flood migration threatening the nation’s identity and bring about a process of repatriation.
European patriots will see the above policy proposals as common sense measures needing be implemented as soon as possible in order to combat the Globalist agenda of weaponised mass immigration.

Appeal fiasco is a reflection of shambolic English Court & Criminal Justice system

Alison Chabloz

At Monday’s Southwark Crown Court hearing for mention and fix for my Appeal, the listing clerk apologetically explained that she had requested the presence of two magistrates for the scheduled December dates as early as September 30th. She was notified only late afternoon Friday that none were available.

The Court eventually did however manage to find enough jurors for the Legal Argument part of my Appeal to go ahead by having surplus jurors sent over from the Old Bailey. Mid-morning, I was contacted by my barrister who said that the Legal Arguments might proceed if I was still able to attend.

I refused.
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Gilets Jaunes ~ analysis by Alain Soral

Alison Chabloz

The Gilet Jaune movement that began in France is the latest and perhaps most striking symptom to date of a real desire for political change in the Zionist Occupied West. In his analysis, Alain Soral takes a look at those at the heart of the struggle as well as those wishing to destabilise it on behalf of the status quo and deep power of the state.

Soral explains how French patriots mostly from white, dispossessed working and lower middle classes are being deliberately pitted against the anti-social left and dregs of suburbia, with the latter groups being egged on by politicians and public figures whose loyalties lie with the cosmopolitan banking classes rather than with the social and moral values they claim to uphold.

As anger and violence increase, overburdened security forces are losing their grip, as is Emmanuel Macron. The Gilet Jaune uprising marks a crucial moment in 21st century history. Will more western states continue to follow suit and demand an end to the powers of ZOG and the Deep State?

Allez les Gilets Jaunes!

 

Press release: Alison Chabloz Appeal due to start next week adjourned

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For reasons yet unknown, the Appeal in the Alison Chabloz case due to start on Monday at Southwark Crown Court in London has been adjourned. At best, an outrageous example of listing malpractice on the part of the listing clerk and, at worst, a breach of Criminal Procedure Rules. What this now implies for the continuation of Chabloz’ Suspended Sentence also remains uncertain.

Chabloz was convicted last May under the notorious S. 127 of the Communications Act 2003 for sending and for causing to be sent “grossly offensive” messages consisting of three songs uploaded to the Internet. Militant pro-Israel group Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA) had originally initiated a private prosecution after police and the CPS failed to take action against Chabloz.

Chabloz’ songs break the taboo of matters ‘Holocaust’. Herself a victim of harassment by persons closely associated with CAA including one of its directors, Chabloz explained during cross-examination that her songs were composed in reaction to this targeting of her professional and social life, in particular after police and authorities had dismissed Chabloz’ own complaints. Chabloz’ interest in Holocaust revisionism came about as a result of her support for the pro-Palestinian cause and condemnation of Israel. Last month on Remembrance Day, Chabloz laid a wreath at the Cenotaph in Whitehall in honour of the 784 members of the British Armed Forces who lost their lives during the Palestine Campaign 1945-1948.

Against all odds and despite constant unwarranted attacks, Alison Chabloz is recognised and appreciated beyond Britain. A professionally-trained musician, she was recently nominated to the role of Cultural and Artistic Liaison for the UK & Europe on behalf of the American Freedom Party.

The Appeal will be re-listed on Monday for dates some time in the New Year.

“Thanks to their creations, artists enable the layman to see things that would appear intolerable under the plain, naked light of day. The Artist tells us things about the world that can only be told by way of Art. That is why artistic freedom is sacred and without artistic freedom we are unable to find meaning in our own history and indeed in our own lives. Art is part of our western tradition and it’s exceedingly worrying that artists are being prosecuted and convicted for their work.”

~ Damien Viguier, barrister.


With grateful thanks to the London Regional Press Office.

More Jewish concern over my conviction as Anglicans flounder

Alison Chabloz

As the old saying goes, my enemy’s enemy is my friend. Tony Greenstein is something of a loose canon when it comes to talking about Jewish-ness and Zionism. Hated by my accusers, Greenstein’s petition to have Campaign Against Antisemitism investigated by the Charity Commission was quite a coup, although Greenstein himself was expelled from the Labour Party for – wait for it – “anti-Semitism”.

Greenstein’s latest post condemns my conviction on grounds of wishing to protect freedom of speech, at the same time covering his own back with the old obligatory mental health smear. The first of two notable quotations:

In my view Chabloz should not have been convicted. I also take the view of Raul Hilberg the most distinguished of all Holocaust historians that even holocaust deniers make us question our knowledge of the Holocaust.

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