April 17, 2019

Truth Jihad radio with Kevin Barrett 2019.04.17



Ex-CIA Robert David Steele: Notre Dame was a false flag

Dr. Kevin Barrett, a Ph.D. Arabist-Islamologist, holds advanced degrees in English Literature, French Literature, and African Literature, and is the author of multiple books which deconstructs the "war on terror". Dr. Barrett has been a Muslim since 1993. Blacklisted from teaching in the University of Wisconsin system since 2006 for questioning the events of 9/11, Dr. Barrett now hosts radio shows and is a public speaker.



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Amanda said...

https://www.sott.net/article/411378-Chief-engineer-of-Notre-Dame-That-fires-flames-needed-an-accelerant-to-reach-and-burn-the-churchs-ancient-oak-beams

Translated by Sott.net

The head engineer responsible for the Notre Dame site had this to say on French TV two days ago about the 'accident' on Monday:

"With really old oak like that, you'd need a lot of smaller wood to first get the fire hot enough for the ancient oak beams to burn.

In 2010 we replaced all the electrical wiring, so there's no way this was sparked by a short-circuit. We put new wiring in place according to modern standards. And we went even further; we installed state-of-the-art fire protection and detection systems in the cathedral.

At all times, there are always two men on standby in the Cathedral, day and night, to go investigate anything the moment an alarm goes off, then if necessary to call the fire emergency services.

I am really stunned that this [the fire] has happened."

Red Orchid said...

Ariel Weil

Mayor of the 4th arrondissement

BIOGRAPHY

Ariel Weil, born in 1973, is a French economist and politician, member of the Socialist Party. He is Mayor of the 4th arrondissement of Paris since 23 November 2017.

Youth and Studies

Ariel Weil grew up in Paris where he studied at Lycée Henri IV. After a scientific baccalaureate, a hypokhâgne and a khâgne B / L, he joined the National School of Statistics and Economic Administration and the Institute of Political Studies of Paris. He also holds a BA in Modern Literature and English and American Literature.

He completed his studies a few years later with a Master in Business Administration from Harvard Business School.

Professional career

In addition to being Mayor, Ariel Weil is Senior Vice President at Moody's Investors Service. He started working for the rating agency in 2004 first at its New York headquarters. Back in France in 2008, he has since been in charge of the analytical partnership with Euler Hermès for the development of rating services for European SMEs and ETIs.

He was Development Consultant at the World Bank and the US International Development Agency in 2003-2004 and Senior Consultant in Corporate Strategy at Booz Allen & Hamilton in 1999-2001.

In 1997-1998, he is linguist attaché, assistant of the cultural attaché of the French Embassy in the United States.

Political career

He is a parliamentary assistant to Senator Henri Weber in 1999.

In 2014, he was elected to the municipal council of the 4th arrondissement of Paris, delegate for architecture, urban planning, innovation, digital, research, and higher education, then trade, crafts, to employment in 2017.

Since 2012, he has been a founding member of "Bouger les lignes" (formerly known as Ligne 15), a think-tank founded by young professionals from equally public and private sectors. Through its work, Bouger les lignes wants to propose reading keys and concrete lines of action to modernize the country and public services and strengthen social justice.

First signatory of a general contribution to the Congress of Poitiers of the Socialist Party of June 2015, he is co-author of "70 New Ideas to Move the Lines" published in May 2017 with a preface by Daniel Cohn-Bendit.

On November 23, 2017, he was elected Mayor of the 4th arrondissement. He succeeds Christophe Girard, who became Deputy Mayor of Paris.

Education

For nearly 15 years, Ariel Weil has been teaching economics, including seminars at Ecole Centrale, École Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées, HEC, Sciences Po and Wharton School (University of Pennsylvania). In particular, he worked on the issue of the financial crisis and the debt. A former member of admission juries and diplomas at Sciences Po Paris, he has been giving a lecture since 2004 on the theory of games. Since 2015, still at Sciences Po, he also teaches at the Public School of International Affairs (PSIA).
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This man will be central to any investigation that will be held to establish what happened to Notre Dame but might instead rely on his chutzpah to create into existence the many shekels required to put a hat on it and charge it with Lucifer.

Red Orchid said...

Ariel Weil
Mayor of the 4th arrondissement of Paris
Mayor of the 4th district of Paris

Dear,
On November 23, our borough council elected me mayor of the
4th arrondissement.
This vote followed the resignation of Christophe Girard, whom I wish to commend here.
almost six years of service as Mayor of our borough and to whom I
wishes a great success in his new position as Deputy Mayor of Paris,
Anne Hidalgo.
This mission is for me a great honor and a great requirement.
A great honor, because this election is part of the trajectory of my life, and
in a story guided by loyalty and responsibility. That of a descendant
immigrants who took up residence in the neighborhood nearly seventy years ago, and
have cherished France, this land of welcome, and the inhabitants, the streets, the life of this district
then popular. That of a man who chose to live in the borough from the beginning of his adult life.
That of a father whose children attend schools in the 4th arrondissement, and
who roams the neighborhood daily, knows its hidden corners, its diversity, its intimate life.
Beyond a deep attachment to our borough, my election is also part of the history of
the commitment of a citizen.
Faced with a career in business, this commitment, nourished by the experience of civil society,
has long led me to invest locally, to found and animate a progressive circle of reflection, to
participate in the life of the Socialist Party, and since 2014, to work as elected of the 4th district, delegate
from the mayor to architecture, urban planning, innovation, digital, and research, then to trade,
crafts and employment.
As such, I took an active part in the major projects of our borough: renovation of a heritage
unique in the world - historical libraries and museums, theaters, schools; reinvention of public spaces
for a better sharing, with large-scale projects that give the public
more fragile and ecological transition: from Bastille to Saint-Merri, from Arsenal to Hôtel-Dieu, in the village
Saint Paul at the docks and waterways; revolution finally the very process of making public action
with the implementation of projects imagined, proposed and voted by you, thanks to the participative budget.
I will be committed to carrying out all these projects, most of which are largely under the direction of
my predecessor in the tradition of the tremendous work initiated by the municipal team, and
term of office of the Mayor of Paris. I will do this by ensuring that the general interest, the quality of public service and
the protection of the poorest is always at the center of our action; and that the great balances
of our tourist and dynamic district do not change to the detriment of the inhabitants.
My election is also part of the requirement of openness, dialogue and above all efficiency to find
most appropriate solutions.
I intend to work in transparency, fluidity and responsibility, with elected officials, with each
each one of you, in the respect and the listening of all the points of view. We will have in the next
months many opportunities to discuss in detail the different issues of the rest of the term. But soon
today, I want to tell you how proud and happy I am to be your Mayor and to serve you faithfully.
A new year opens, a new page is written: I wish it happy and creative, collective and solidarity
Ariel Weil
Mayor of the 4th arrondissement of Paris

Red Orchid said...

https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=fr&u=https://www.mairie04.paris.fr/ma-mairie/equipe-municipale/ariel-weil-468&prev=search

Website says little or nothing about the Notre Dame catastrophe, but from what I can make out the 4th arrondissement is where the cathedral is located.

A French speaker may be required to take a closer look at the website as google translate is not great

But I must say this guy, educated at Harvard sure knows how to speak English. Surely he must know the translation is poor?

Amanda said...

https://www.sott.net/article/411326-Are-Jews-required-to-burn-churches-After-Notre-Dame-Israeli-rabbi-says-Its-complicated


Today, after the fire in Notre Dame Cathedral, Aviner was asked the following question:

"The great Christian Church in Paris is on fire. Should we feel sorry for that, or should we rejoice, as it [the cathedral] is idolatry, which is a mitzvah to burn?"

The questioner is here referring to the Halachic ruling that churches are considered idolatry, and should be destroyed.

Aviner replied as follows:

"This isn't our job for now. There is no mitzvah to seek out churches abroad and burn them down. In our holy land, however, the issue is more complicated. Indeed, the Satmar Rabbi noted one of his arguments against immigrating to Israel, that here it is indeed a mitzvah to burn churches; and by not doing so, those [immigrating to Israel] are committing a sin. Yet Rabbi Menachem Mendel Kasher, in his book 'The Great Period', rejected the Satmar Rabbi's words, citing a midrash, forbidding burning [churches], since if we burn, we'll have to rebuild, and it's a greater sin to rebuild [a church] than leave it standing. [Here Aviner cites his own book vs. the Satmar Rabbi] That church in Paris, too, will surely be rebuilt."

(Oh, yes: American Jewish readers, I probably need to stress this - this is not a parody or a satire. This is actual rabbinical discourse in 2019 Israel.)

Feelstupidyet said...

In order for it to be a false flag, someone (usually a country) has to be blamed. As of yet, there still isn't anyone being blamed. It is still being called an accident.

Red Orchid said...

Short-circuit suspected in Notre Dame fire

An electrical short-circuit is believed to have been the most likely cause of a fire that severely damaged the Notre Dame cathedral, a French official says.
Updated Updated 19 hours ago
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Investigators suspect an electrical short-circuit was the most likely cause of the Notre Dame cathedral fire, according to a French judicial police official.

The official, who did not wish to be named, says investigators still do not have the green light to work in the cathedral or search in the rubble, for safety reasons.
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The only thing up in the roof is very big timber. I doubt even an army of delinquent children all armed with cigarette lighters or boxes of matches would not have been able to burn the place down.