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Baluarte
06-16-2013, 09:40 AM
This actually happened last week, but I forgot to report it in time.
A brave action from Laurent Louis, the only MP in Belgium that is not a pawn of the Atlanto-Zionist network.

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Belgian MP tramples Israeli flag at pro-Assad rally

“Europe is being used in the conflict [against Syria] as a tool in the hands of Israel, the rogue state,” Laurent Louis says

http://www.jpost.com/HttpHandlers/ShowImage.ashx?ID=219979

THE HAGUE, the Netherlands - A Belgian lawmaker trampled the Israeli flag at a support rally for Hezbollah and Syrian President Bashar Assad held in front of Israel’s embassy in Brussels.

Laurent Louis, an independent member of the lower house of Belgium’s Federal Parliament, posed for pictures while standing on an Israeli flag on June 2.

Wearing a ceremonial ribbon in the colors of the Belgian flag, Louis posed for pictures while standing on an Israeli flag, which was later set on fire. In one picture, he is seen holding up a portrait of Bashar Assad and a Hezbollah flag.

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People in the crowd of 100 also waved Russian and Chinese flags. Laurent Louis was interviewed at the demonstration by the Syrian national television channel. “Europe is being used in the conflict [against Syria] as a tool in the hands of Israel, the rogue state,” he said. By Wednesday, more than 2,200 people had signed an online petition for Louis’ impeachment in connection with the demonstration.

Louis, 33, entered parliament as a representative of the small center-right People’s Party, but has been kicked out and now remains in parliament as a non-partisan.

Hezbollah last month confirmed its involvement in a civil war that erupted in Syria two years ago and has claimed 80,000 lives, according to estimates.

Israel and the French government have said they possess evidence that Bashar Assad’s forces have used chemical weapons against rebels.

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I really recommend his interventions in the Belgian parliament for those that understand French.
Really pisses on the whole political class. Great guy :thumb001:

Baluarte
06-16-2013, 09:53 AM
Video intervention:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwnB6-52Vaw

Baluarte
06-18-2013, 04:58 AM
Regarding Hezbollah, (yellow flag behind Louis) I forgot to mention that it wasn't added to the list of terrorist groups in the EU, much to dismay of gigantor pig Avigdor Liberman (note from June 10):

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Liberman: Europe has capitulated to terrorism

In letter to EU foreign policy chief, ex-FM asks whether Israel can trust the union after it left Hezbollah off terror list

The European Union’s decision to leave Hezbollah off its terror list was “a capitulation to terrorism,” Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Liberman said Monday in a letter to EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton.

In the missive Liberman, until recently Israel’s foreign minister, questioned Israel’s ability to rely on Europe’s word if it wasn’t able to contend with terrorism and organizations such as Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah’s Lebanese Shiite militia, Hezbollah.

“The exclusion of Hezbollah from the list of proscribed terrorist organizations is a capitulation to terrorism,” Liberman wrote.

The letter of complaint to Brussels was sent, he said, in reaction to the EU’s decision last week “to currently exclude the terrorist organization Hezbollah” from its list of outlawed terror groups.

“The decision made by the EU on the fourth of this month raises many questions, the most important of which is about the readiness of the EU to combat terrorism and how Israel can rely on European promises to guarantee its security,” Liberman charged.

Branding Hezbollah as a terrorist group, he wrote, would “not only send a very strong message of ‘zero tolerance’ for the activities of this organization,” it would also mean that Hezbollah would not be able to raise funds and garner support in Europe.

Liberman detailed some of the facts linking Hezbollah to terror attacks in the EU, including a report by the Bulgarian government linking the group to last summer’s bombing in the resort town of Burgas and a court ruling in Cyprus which found a Hezbollah operative guilty of planning attacks against Israelis. He also mentioned the United Nations tribunal which in 2011 linked Hezbollah to the assassination of Lebanon’s leader Rafiq Hariri.

“There are many obvious reasons to include Hezbollah on the EU list of terrorist organizations and there remains no satisfactory explanation for not doing so,” Liberman said. “This is the duty of every state that truly wishes to fight terrorism, which endangers Europe and the world.”

Speaking Monday at a meeting of the Knesset Defense and Foreign Affairs Committee, which he chairs, Liberman also said that while the Middle East was going through a “very turbulent period,” he was more concerned by the European Union’s decision not to include Hezbollah on the list of terror organizations.

Not adding Hezbollah to the list “makes the EU irrelevant to Israel,” Liberman declared.

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