Mali and what's really going down there

The French secret state, communist organizations and Mali

The French secret state is interesting. This secret administration, under the domination of Marxist forces, influences interesting communist organizations not only in France, but also across the world. As a result of the killing of three senior militants from the PKK, which spreads terror in Turkish territory, in a treacherous murder, they have looked for different names and different culprits. But there is one name being openly spoken; French Intelligence. French Intelligence keeps all things under its control there, it observed the victims 24/7 and even placed their homes under protection in various ways. It is the only bane that could have entered that protected site so easily. It was essential for the movement taking place in Turkey under the name of “Put down Your Weapons” to be harmed in some way. Attention had to be focused on it in some way. People needed to be reminded that communism and peace were totally opposite concepts. The French secret state did what it had to. After that, PKK militants and “communist” groups from all over Europe came together on the streets of Paris. Communist demonstrations took place in full view, just as if they were a part of France.

There is nothing surprising in this. Because communism is indeed a part of France. And since communism is a part of France, French support for the PKK or unsolved actions by French Intelligence aimed at the PKK are not surprising, either. Because the PKK is a communist organization. Its aim is not to focus on Kurdish nationalism, but on the contrary, to use Kurdish nationalism to bring communism first to Turkey and then to Europe and the Caucasus. And from there to build a “communist world state.”

This is a longstanding plan. The communist PKK has been supported by the communist French secret state for years. Because, as in many European countries, communism is the strongest ideology in the French secret state, too. This is not a feature of France alone. Marxism is a problem in many Arab countries experiencing disorder today, and even in the “Islamic Republic of Islam.”  Indeed, when we look at Iranian history we again see the French secret state. France was also the greatest supporter of the KGB, the player behind the Khomeini revolution. Their propaganda worked, the Shah’s regime collapsed and France laid the foundations of a communist regime in Iran that would be in its own hands. It was also that same French secret state that brought Khomeini in safety to Iran.

Let us now move on from the French secret state’s Turkish representative to Mali. There is now a French presence in Mali. But why? For the same reason it colonized it in the 1900s. For the same reason it has taken part in 26 military interventions in 14 African countries over 51 years. The real reason is gold, uranium, phosphates, kaolin, salt, petrol and natural gas reserves… That is why Africa is so important to the secret state of Europe, that regards its people as worthless but its land as very valuable indeed.

Is France there to intervene against a declaration of independence by “radical” Tuaregs? Is it really there to help the Malian government? Anyone who says “yes” is unacquainted with the French secret state. The aim of the French secret state is colonialism and Marxism. Because it must always continue to exploit the weak and impose Marxism, which is inspired by that idea, in as many places as possible. A weak, poor and ill-educated former colony is an ideal target for a secret Marxist administration. The main obstacle to Marxism is religion. For devout ethnic groups to start making their presence felt in a 95% Muslim country represents a threat. The label “radical Islamists” is immediately employed against that threat. So powerful is that label that as soon as the UN Security Council, which has sat back and watched the deaths of thousands of people in Syria for a year, saw it they immediately got involved in Mali.

We need to look at the term “radical Islamist” a bit closer. Radicalism is a scourge, not just for Islam, but for all religions and ideologies. But military intervention is not the solution. A radical may favor violence and be full of hate and see war and slaughter. But what lies at the root of that is ignorance. The false belief in the mind of a radical will not change through guns and bombs and rockets. The solution to radicalism is not military intervention, but education. If there is someone who is radicalized and shedding blood in the name of Islam, then what he needs first of all is to learn that bloodshed and hatred are a sin in that faith. So what he needs is to learn the Qur’an and his own religion, not military intervention.

We need to ask the following question: has France taken to arms to eliminate radicalism or increasing religious belief? If the problem is radicalism, then it should be sending well-informed teachers, not armed troops. I think that France’s problem is not radicalism, but the way people are becoming spiritually much stronger in the face of Marxism. This is a serious threat to the sovereignty of Marxist thinking. Rational people who support peace and love need to come together against this. A union of devout and peace-loving people is the only way in dangerous movements such as Marxism, the plots od secret states and problems rooted in ignorance can be eliminated. If we wished to make our voices heard as supporters of peace and love, we have to be strong. Instead of a silent and passive majority, we need to become a community that acts as one, that draws strength from unity and makes its voice heard as the stronger it becomes. In that event it will be easy to educate the ignorant. They will always listen to the strong.