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Knuppel · 14 februari 2007, 16:42

Dit zullen de bubbeltjes en andere belgicisten ook niet leuk vinden:

http://www.axt.org.uk/antisem/archiv...ium/index.html

In 1996 the association Belgique et Chrétienté (Belgium and Christianity) was revived. Founded in 1989 to 'promote the western and Christian identity of Belgium', it is now presided over by Alain Escada (see Publications and media). Its leading light is G. Dubois, a young lawyer and member of the PSC who has regularly visited Lebanon and Croatia to support 'his brothers in religion'.
In 1992 a group of Catholic fundamentalists from Charleroi joined the Ligue Chrétienne Belge (LCB, League of Belgian Christianity), which is linked with Le Cri du Citoyen (The Cry of the Citizen), a Catholic paper that has been known to publish antisemitic material (see Publications and media).
Charleroi is also the home of Milice de Jésus-Christ, a Catholic order of chivalry led by the former PSC prime minister, Paul Vanden Boeynants. This actively recruiting group is the Belgian branch of the Chevaliers de Notre-Dame, the French Catholic fundamentalist organization that helped in the escape of the former Nazi Paul Touvier (see France).
These groups together with the Rassemblement Patriotique (Patriotic Rally), led by Princess Rosalie de Mérode, have lent their support to Bastien's FNB (see Parties, organizations, movements).
Another similar movement is the late Monsignor Léfèbvre's Fraternité sacerdotale St Pie X (Sacred Brotherhood of St Pius X, see also France). With branches in Brussels, Antwerp and Namur, this Catholic sect claims to be the ideological heir of Charles Maurras and Vichy France. One of its leaders, the magistrate G. Walliez, has been supporting Féret's FNB since 1987 and is one of the ideologists of ultra-Catholic clandestine outfits such as L'Ordre du Rouvre. The sect also has links with Pro Vita (see Publications and media), Belgium's most influential anti-abortion lobby group. Since its creation in 1972, Pro Vita has been strongly influenced by a range of antisemitic theories, although its activities in recent years have slowed down (see also Publications and media).

Voor wat zouden de letters FNB staan?

14 februari 2007, 16:42	#91
Knuppel Secretaris-Generaal VN Geregistreerd: 21 juni 2002 Locatie: Vlaanderen Berichten: 117.759	Dit zullen de bubbeltjes en andere belgicisten ook niet leuk vinden: http://www.axt.org.uk/antisem/archiv...ium/index.html In 1996 the association Belgique et Chrétienté (Belgium and Christianity) was revived. Founded in 1989 to 'promote the western and Christian identity of Belgium', it is now presided over by Alain Escada (see Publications and media). Its leading light is G. Dubois, a young lawyer and member of the PSC who has regularly visited Lebanon and Croatia to support 'his brothers in religion'. In 1992 a group of Catholic fundamentalists from Charleroi joined the Ligue Chrétienne Belge (LCB, League of Belgian Christianity), which is linked with Le Cri du Citoyen (The Cry of the Citizen), a Catholic paper that has been known to publish antisemitic material (see Publications and media). Charleroi is also the home of Milice de Jésus-Christ, a Catholic order of chivalry led by the former PSC prime minister, Paul Vanden Boeynants. This actively recruiting group is the Belgian branch of the Chevaliers de Notre-Dame, the French Catholic fundamentalist organization that helped in the escape of the former Nazi Paul Touvier (see France). These groups together with the Rassemblement Patriotique (Patriotic Rally), led by Princess Rosalie de Mérode, have lent their support to Bastien's FNB (see Parties, organizations, movements). Another similar movement is the late Monsignor Léfèbvre's Fraternité sacerdotale St Pie X (Sacred Brotherhood of St Pius X, see also France). With branches in Brussels, Antwerp and Namur, this Catholic sect claims to be the ideological heir of Charles Maurras and Vichy France. One of its leaders, the magistrate G. Walliez, has been supporting Féret's FNB since 1987 and is one of the ideologists of ultra-Catholic clandestine outfits such as L'Ordre du Rouvre. The sect also has links with Pro Vita (see Publications and media), Belgium's most influential anti-abortion lobby group. Since its creation in 1972, Pro Vita has been strongly influenced by a range of antisemitic theories, although its activities in recent years have slowed down (see also Publications and media). Voor wat zouden de letters FNB staan? __________________ Het Oosten: De kiezer heeft niet altijd gelijk. De kiezer heeft alleen gelijk als hij stemt zoals Het Oosten het zou willen.