Let's just cross him out of our memory.

Au revoir.

Let's reverse languages and call him "The stylo."

another SMUCK MALOUMID

Not sure if he should be selling such necessities.

Man, he's trying to scrape together 10,000 Euros?

He is really and truly out of cash.

These words above, make me happy. All of them. Combined.

Glorious money?

It looks like that alliance with Muslims and black radicals hasn't helped.

re: #5 zombie

Hi Zombie! Howaya!

And it's a Peugeot. Hilarious!

This proves that there's at least one car in France left unburned.

Obama can raise $10,000 in four seconds just by inhaling.

Le Pen is a douche, but do you think it is right to fine somebody for speech that isn't personally libelous (“contesting crimes against humanity”)? France is weird.

re: #10 Macker

And it's a Peugeot. Hilarious!

Now there's an oxymoron, for ya: "a bulletproof Peugeot."

re: #12 zombie

Obama can raise $10,000 in four seconds just by inhaling.

While shooting a jump shot.

Is Reverend Wright in the market for such a vehicle?

re: #9 Psaturn

Hi Zombie! Howaya!

HelloIMustBeGoing.

/groucho mode OFF

re: #15 NJDhockeyfan

While shooting a jump shot.

...and eating a waffle.

Here it is. It's a 1991 Peugeot 605, with 137,058km.

re: #17 zombie

So soon ?

Perhaps we LGF lizards pool our money together and buy this car for Charles. At least we'll know he's safe when driving around Los Angeles.

re: #19 Ward Cleaver

No bids yet?

re: #19 Ward Cleaver

Here it is. It's a 1991 Peugeot 605, with 137,058km.

Oops, it's a '92. Was looking at the build year, not the model year. The mileage works out to about 85,000 miles.

Le Pen
Le Pen
When will we again
See you there
To sell your underwear
On the green green banks of the Seine.

re: #13 Globular Cluster

Le Pen is a douche, but do you think it is right to fine somebody for speech that isn't personally libelous (“contesting crimes against humanity”)? France is weird.

I'm not happy about such laws. Even though I am happy to let any specific Holocaust denier to rot in jail.

But the "hate speech" laws are one of the main obstacles to a meaningful defense against Islam, and the hostile Other in general.

I'm no big fan of LePen, (and I have no opinion on how "humane" the French Nazi occupation was) but this kind of thing is outrageous:

Another drain on Le Pen’s finances was the 10,000 euro (7,922 pound) fine he incurred in February when a court found him guilty of “contesting crimes against humanity” for saying the Nazi occupation of France was “not particularly inhumane”

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The Euros would be better off letting this speech happen, and get countered with more speech, rather than this censorship.

re: #18 jetpilot1101

...and eating a waffle.

While tossing someone under a bus

re: #21 Maximu§

Perhaps we LGF lizards pool our money together and buy this car for Charles. At least we'll know he's safe when driving around Los Angeles.

Uh, dude, it's a Peugeot. It will spend more time in the shop.

re: #19 Ward Cleaver

The one car the Yutes forgot to burn.

re: #28 Racer X

Doh, your right...Hey Speed Racer comes out next week.

re: #22 Killgore Trout

No bids yet?

Wow, 104 bids! Seven days and 20 hours to go. It's at 950,050 Euros.

re: #19 Ward Cleaver

Here it is. It's a 1991 Peugeot 605, with 137,058km.

Good find.

From the listing:

vendu en l'etat et sans garantie.

Translation:

"Sold as is and without guarantee."

Are they talking about the car -- or Le Pen?

1.5 million. No thank you.

It's easy to sit there and say you'd like to have more money. And I guess that's what I like about it. It's easy. Just sitting there, rocking back and forth, wanting that money.
-Jack Handey

What is Peugeot reliability like now, anyway? I've heard the old ones called "Pig-outs". Peugeot is a solid competitor in the World Rally Championship (WRC), and they're working to try to dethrone Audi's R10 TDI in endurance racing, with their turbo-diesel 908HDi P1 car.

This car was owned by National Front...interesting...

re: #19 Ward Cleaver

Here it is. It's a 1991 Peugeot 605, with 137,058km.

You mean a Peugeot actually ran 137058 KM (that's about 82,000 mi)?

Luckily for him, he didn't think to sell his soul- I doubt the devil himself would pay more than a euro or two for that piece of sh*t.

How much did Pamela bid for it?

/ouch

re: #25 Q I agree with you that hate speech laws in general are horrible.
This is of course as opposed to laws that ban someone calling for someone else's death (a specific somebody I mean).
And yes, I think that Hate Speech laws corrupt the "marketplace of ideas" and therefore, even if inadvertently, give the upper hand to asshats like Le Pen and Nazi, White Supremacists, Fascists, Islamofascists and all groups who are "haters" in the same sense, in that marketplace of ideas.

re: #40 Ward Cleaver

Ouch indeed. Not again. Please.

re: #36 Ward Cleaver

The 908cdi is quite something, and has a bit more power than the R10, but it's reliability seems similar to the 1982 505 turbo diesel my mom and dad owned. Thrice the entire front wheel assembly emancipated itself from the car when cornering. It also developed a leak in the fuel injection which spewed #2 diesel all over the cylinder head.

I was expecting a three-axle Mercedes.

re: #39 Sharmuta

Luckily for him, he didn't think to sell his soul- I doubt the devil himself would pay more than a euro or two for that piece of sh*t.

I think he did that many years ago.
Now, if only he had invested that euro, he'd have enough today for a few tanks of gas, even w/ Europrices.

It must be very disheartening for someone like Le Pen to realize that no one cares enough about him to try shooting him. I mean, when you aspire to be a modern-day Hitler you expect someone would want to kill you badly enough to justify keeping an armored car. How very sad,

snicker...

Another drain on Le Pen’s finances was the 10,000 euro (7,922 pound) fine he incurred in February when a court found him guilty of “contesting crimes against humanity” for saying the Nazi occupation of France was “not particularly inhumane”.

You can getted fined for that? Unless you were Jewish during the Nazi occupation, what Le Pen said was largley true. Most of the French gave a Gallic shrug & got along quite well with their Nazi overlords.

re: #47 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

You can getted fined for that? Unless you were Jewish during the Nazi occupation, what Le Pen said was largley true. Most of the French gave a Gallic shrug & got along quite well with their Nazi overlords.

You're forgetting the one's who didn't.

R.I.P.

Tete-de-merde.

Nothing hits the ego so hard as no longer needing armor to protect yourself from people who no longer would take the trouble to kill you...

I hope Kos watches closely and emulates....

Engels proclaimed it Marx's journal the Neue Rheinische Zeitung in January-February 1849 and ever since then everyone who has advocated genocide has called himself a socialist, without exception.

In Mein Kampf (1926) Hitler accepted that National Socialism was a derivative of Marxism. The point was more bluntly made in private conversations. ``The whole of National Socialism is based on Marx,'' he told Hermann Rauschning.

So my question is this: where does Reuters get off calling Le Pen a "French far-right leader"

As far as I'm concerned, he's a leftist. Plain and simple. Anybody care to disagree?

Were NAZIs left or right?

re: #51 Tazzerman

National Socialists

Stalin called them rightwing because they were to the 'right' of him.

Jonah Goldbergs "Liberal Fascism" is a must read.

re: #23 Ward Cleaver

Oops, it's a '92. Was looking at the build year, not the model year. The mileage works out to about 85,000 miles.

Dang, he's barely touched that car. Most '92s I've seen have well over twice that mileage. Of course, LePen is in France, and it is a Peugeot, but still...

Vanity plate, gratis:

Le Merde.

Swastika pin-striping, extra.