The Infidel Show  

Listen to Part 1 of the LaBAF interview from the March 29,2007 show, and listen to Part 2 of the LaBAF interview from the April 12 show.

Pastorius recently talked to Arthur and Carine, French bloggers and video satirists from La BAF, Le Bridade d'Argent Francais.  La BAF also features Herve Grouik, Eric Svane (also of the excellent No Pasaran), and others, includin Frédéric Valandré, author of France Intox.  Arthur also blogs at the Arthur Wneir show, and Carine blogs at E-Nough!

Check out these links, you punk ass suckas!

Herve, Marianne, and Arthur

Arthur and Eric Svane became famous during the Paris pro-Sharia demonstration against the Danish Mo'toons, when they crashed the rally carrying large signs featuring the Danish flag, and advocating freedom of speech.  The video was widely seen, and was noted by Michelle Malkin, Littlegreenfootballs, and more. 

La Baf focuses largely on economic issues in France through satiric videos tackling the “beaurocratization” of France.

For anyone who has despaired of finding sane, courageous Europeans in this day and age, please check out this video.  Recently, Paris suburb Saint-Denis honored the cop killer “Mumia Abu Jamal,” an icon of the American moonbat left, by naming a street after him.  La Baf go to the street, make a statement, and rename the street “Rue Daniel Falkner,” after the police officer murdered by Abu Jamal.

And, see Arthur and Eric heckling Segolene Royal, socialist candidate for President.  Arthur has said that of all the candidates for president, she would be the worst.  He says she will transform France into a “big nursery” with the French as the children.  Of course, this is what socialism is.

Check out all their videos at www.labaf.blogspot.com, or go to Youtube and search for "la baf".

In Part 1 of 2 of Pastorius's interview with Arthur and Carine, we talk about Arthur and Eric's appearance at the jihadi demonstration against the Mo'toons, and immigration.

In Part 2 of the interview, we talked to Arthur and Carine about  the Paris Intifada of 2005, and what demographics portend for the future of France.

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