Last September we posted about Sébastien Jallamion, a French police officer who was drummed out of the force and almost prosecuted for posting uncomplimentary things about Islam on social media. Not long afterwards he was severely beaten and almost killed by a pair of culture-enrichers.
Now Mr. Jallamion has to endure the infuriating and humiliating experience of seeing the men who almost killed him walk free after receiving the lightest possible slap on the wrist in court.
Many thanks to Ava Lon for translating this video made by Sébastien Jallamion, and to Vlad Tepes for the subtitling:
Below is an essay about Sébastien Jallamion by Christine Tasin published at Riposte Laïque (also translated by Ava Lon):
Bastards! 3 and 6 months in prison for those who massacred Sébastien Jallamion!
April 3, 2017
by Christine TasinThis verdict is a scandal, a slap to Sébastien, to all the victims, to all the patriots.
And here is the video he just left on his Facebook account, moving, revolting, disturbing.
Impressive because how could one not put oneself in his place, how could one not feel his despair and his revolt? He denounces the attacks and the Islamic state? He is dismissed from the police…
Revolting, because, dismissed from the police, he must depend on his former hierarchy to be able to find a job in the security field. Social death.
Revolting, because, beaten almost to death by two Muslims Arabs, then saved in extremis by a passing motorist, he kept scars and trauma from an attack that feels like retribution… and the aggressors will be free as a bird, ready to start again, insolvent — so they won’t pay any indemnity to Sébastien…
Worrisome, for his hesitant words, the emotion that you can almost feel on your skin, show that Sébastien is not well, although he asserts that he has not lost his courage.
Sébastien is at the end of his rope, because of Islam, because of the orchestrated Islamization, and he pays a high price for daring to stand up to the green plague.
Don’t give up, Sébastien; we are millions with you.
Video transcript:
00:00 | My dear friends, | |
00:04 | my dear people, | |
00:08 | the perpetrators of the attack on me | |
00:12 | were judged and sentenced | |
00:16 | to three and six months in prison. | |
00:20 | They | |
00:24 | didn’t explain at all their true motivations. | |
00:28 | They tried to | |
00:32 | minimize the facts, telling | |
00:36 | a slightly fantasized version, | |
00:40 | minimizing the | |
00:44 | violence they committed against me. | |
00:48 | As a result, for me this sentencing | |
00:52 | caused | |
00:56 | a very legitimate frustration | |
01:00 | And | |
01:04 | it was | |
01:08 | a time in my life quite | |
01:12 | difficult to live through. | |
01:16 | By definition they won’t go to jail. | |
01:20 | Since | |
01:24 | they received a sentence of less than 24 months, | |
01:28 | they are exonerated — thank you, | |
01:32 | Madame Taubira [Minister of Justice, socialist and black]! | |
01:36 | They will be able, | |
01:40 | unlike me, to continue | |
01:44 | to pursue their profession, | |
01:49 | to have a social life, | |
01:53 | a life, I would say, almost normal, | |
01:57 | if it weren’t for their obligation | |
02:01 | to pay an indemnity to me. | |
02:05 | ||
02:09 | I know from the beginning that of course they aren’t | |
02:13 | solvent, and as a result | |
02:17 | it’ll be society, | |
02:21 | meaning all of us, | |
02:25 | to assume the amount | |
02:29 | related to my various surgeries | |
02:33 | and to the reparation of my prejudice. | |
02:37 | At the same time | |
02:41 | I solicited | |
02:45 | from my former superiors at | |
02:49 | the Interior Ministry | |
02:53 | an exemption which is mandatory for being able to | |
02:57 | work in a profession | |
03:01 | related to security. | |
03:05 | This request for the departure [exemption], mandatory for all the former | |
03:09 | police officers and all the former gendarmes | |
03:13 | drew an answer, | |
03:18 | a rather unusual one, since | |
03:22 | I was asked to request the positive opinion | |
03:26 | of my hierarchy in order to | |
03:30 | be able to answer | |
03:34 | a job offer in the area of security; I have to | |
03:38 | get the permission of those who | |
03:42 | decided about my removal from the national police forces because of my | |
03:46 | publications. You can therefore understand that there were for me | |
03:50 | two events which, one after the other, | |
03:54 | hit me | |
03:58 | and exhausted the | |
04:02 | patience that I had until that point. | |
04:06 | I would like to remind you that since the end of | |
04:10 | 2014 my life — | |
04:14 | professional, social and | |
04:18 | Personal — was particularly | |
04:22 | impacted by | |
04:26 | a number of events that you could | |
04:30 | qualify as harassment, | |
04:34 | but I insist | |
04:38 | through this video — | |
04:42 | which isn’t my habit: it’s the first time I’ve made one — | |
04:46 | on making things clear, concerning | |
04:50 | those who could legitimately | |
04:55 | think that by their actions they | |
04:59 | are able to | |
05:03 | realize their objective, | |
05:07 | which consists of destroying me | |
05:11 | socially, | |
05:15 | personally, | |
05:19 | to accomplish what you could legitimately | |
05:23 | qualify as | |
05:27 | my social death — | |
05:31 | which they partially managed to achieve. | |
05:35 | Their goal, | |
05:39 | where they managed to reach me, | |
05:43 | what could | |
05:47 | be qualified as | |
05:51 | ||
05:55 | my Achilles’ heel; | |
05:59 | but from now on, | |
06:03 | from today, they should | |
06:07 | get used to the idea that | |
06:11 | all they managed | |
06:15 | was to make me stronger. And as a result, | |
06:19 | the battle that I was fighting: at the beginning, | |
06:23 | right now, and | |
06:27 | the one I’ll be fighting later on, | |
06:31 | will make me even stronger. | |
06:35 | Courage. I wish you, | |
06:39 | if possible, | |
06:43 | that you have same courage as mine. | |
06:47 | Regards, | |
06:51 | my friends. |
My final opinion on events such as this, and on the outrage committed against miss Ladenburger in Germany, is simply this: these are of course calculated humiliations. They are Bolshevik in character. They are reminiscent of the Stalinist courts where Orthodox priests would be humiliated, then killed. Or where after much thought the magnificent cathedral of Christ the Saviour in Moscow was demolished to make way for a community swimming pool.
The abstractions of culture in France and Germany are being similarly demolished. My question : treason and traitors are a surplus commodity in Europe since 1968. We all know that. But what has changed so mightily is the prestige of Communism. It commands no respect in European Russia. In China it is just another name for state capitalism.
So, how do the 68’ers keep their fealty aglow? By worshipping an appropriately malign and foreign god, Islam.
Ironically anywhere Communism dominated, Islam suffered. But then irony is a missing concept in the aging leftist lunatics’ sclerotic brains.
The operative word is ‘humiliation’. It is a way to break the spirit. We will then quietly accept totalitarianism. Of course, these Communists think that they will be able to control Islam. It did not work for the Left in Iran. The Leftists will be killed first. Serves them right.
– Nature will win over Social Engineering every time. We will not, however, learn any lessons. A new generation will try again.
Is is fair to say that Sébastien will likely vote for Marine?
One would think so, and should Marine be elected, she will have a massive cleaning job to carry out; something on a par with the fifth labour of Hercules.
One more example of “We mu[slim]s are peaceful. And if you say we aren’t, we will kill you.”
There is a consistency in Western policy makers that is rarely connected. Too bad because there is a clear warning when one ties them together.
Wherever rulers foster Malthusian, Utilitarian, Green and Islamistophilic nutcases, there the ruled are at grave risk.
Is there some fundrising scheeme to support Sebastien financilly? Or more generally, is there some fund where we can contribute that would help similar victims of muslims and of islam apologists globally?
Indeed. Sebastien could set up a Patreon account, perhaps make a living out of youtube videos telling his story and other’s, he could even consider moving to a country that allows gun carry and the use of guns for self defense, and he could continue to change people’s minds about islam from there. What has happened to him and many others like him is outrageous.
Obviously, this heinous attack upon Sébastien Jallamion will have left him not only in physical and emotional pain, but also financially harmed. I wonder if there is anywhere one could donate money to this very brave man?