After Hitler and Stalin, France now bows to Islam
Giulio Meotti reports that France has followed up on its complicity with Hitler and Stalin by
bowing to Islam.
A new literary case easily explains what's going on in Paris.
“I
cannot even go to my office at Gallimard, I must work from home, like
Cesare Pavese”, says Richard Millet to me in our interview. We don’t
remember interventions of French prime ministers against a book. A few
days ago, the Prime Minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault, said he was “shocked”
by the last book written by Millet, the most famous pamphlétaire of
Paris.
“The prime minister has not read the book, he made use only
of propaganda”, says Millet. His case, l’affaire Millet, as it’s now
known in France, reveals how dangerous is to break the taboos on Islam
in Europe.
The largest library of Belgium, Filigranes, voluntarily
withdrew the copies of Millet’s “Eloge littéraire of Anders Breivik”.
No court ordered them to do it. “For the first time in twenty-nine
years, the library took a decision like this”, chanted the owner of
Filigranes, Marc Filipson.
“They are people always ready to kneel to the
dominant ideology”, replies Millet.
Award-winning author of the
Académie Françase, Millet was forced to resign from the reading
committee of Gallimard, the publishing house that dominated the
literature of the XX century, la maison of Proust and Gide,
Kundera and Simenon, Camus and Genet, where Millet continues to follow
tauthors as editor, but without making any decisions about the books to
be published.
Millet discovered some of the winners of the Prix
Goncourt, the most noble literary award in France, such as "The Kindly
Ones” by Jonathan Littel and “The French art of war” by Alexis Jenni.
Not only there, twenty novels and essays written by Millet are present
in the famous catalog of Gallimard.
Read the whole thing.
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