Alfred Dreyfus: A Miscarriage of Justice 

Lvl 1 grunt vs lvl 100 general

Utmost, but yes! Hell of a thing to do.

No, As a reserve officer, he re-entered the army as a major of artillery at the outbreak of World War I (at the age of 48). Serving throughout the war, Dreyfus was promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel. He was promoted to Officer of the Legion of Honour in November 1918 (the highest French order of merit, both military and civil). The man was a legend. after 4 years of false imprisonment, he still went to fight for France, a true patriot. BTW Dreyfus's son Pierre also served throughout the entire war (WW1) as an artillery officer, receiving the Croix de guerre.

If your country does this to you, is it like the Stockholm Syndrome to want to serve the Military that degraded you?

After all that, he still had pride for his country. Thats pretty telling of his immense character

yeah, whatever "jury" signed off on that one was bought for sure.

You're right. How can Mr. Dreyfuss be perfectly capable of forging his own signature is completely illogical. It doesn't make sense.

There's a famous movie about this - I Accuse 1958 starring Jose Ferrer. That's how I heard of this.

The actor Richard Dreyfuss produced a sort of docu ... They're related, so he has a POV.

But have you seen “decoding the Unknown” or “casual criminalist” the podcasts where he acts like himself when he reads thr scripts make it even better fact boy content 🤣

Yea, but I would be surprised if Simon does a Bio on Theodore Herzl. That is my sense about Simon.

@@dovbarleib3256 Why?

I'm surprised Simon hasn't covered him yet.

Ok, here is the bombshell. I am not surprised. Simon is busy covering the previous set of lies against Jews in the 19th Century, but the ones in the 20th Century in particular against Israel and Zionism, he believes, like a lot of English, Irish, and Scots believe. It is easy to expose and debunk the previous set of lies to demonize Jews, the ones that many believed 120 years ago. It is quite another expectation to bravely debunk the modern existing lies, the ones that are being used today to shed Jewish blood. The test is harder because G-d is only testing our decency on our acceptance of today's lies, not yesteryear's lies. So from Hertzl on down, I expect nothing objective on this channel dealing with Zionism or the State of Israel for the above reason.

@@samuelstephen8147 because he thinks Jews went to israel in 1948 only because of the Shoah. He doesn’t have a perspective based in historical fact when it comes to israel and Zionism

A bit of an unlikeable stiff? That's about the best definition of any French guy I've ever met... If you needed any other proof he was a French patriot, you just got one more in your hands.

@@yehoshuadalven I've got some VERY French relatives from the region Dreyfus was from and yeah, they really do be that way. Have my like, good sir; you made me giggle and reminded me to give them a call today.

@@Replicaate your giggle is my pleasure LOL I'm sure my French sister in law will giggle with agreement.

@@yehoshuadalven lmao man... Speaking of, French can be great friends.

Not just childishness, downright stubborn ego.

The long whore also robbed our country blind.

He was a terrorist

And a grievous machiavellian traitor to boot.

Much appreciated, always interested in history - opinions. Thanks

Check out the Irish Independence videos on the Warographics channel for some of Simon's excellent content on this

Good idea, guv.

Yes! This would be a fantastic biographic to do! He is such an interesting figure head in irish history and he eventually got Irelands independence from Britain as well!

He wasn't executed, which is good I guess. But I definitely wouldn't say it ended okay for him.

Free palestine

@@LuisR-23 awh, you think you're an edgy keyboard warrior, don't you, kiddo?

@@LuisR-23 loser

@@LuisR-23 "Antisemitism has fucked over Jewish people for millennia and that antisemitism runs *deep*" does not mean "and therefore I agree with everything Israel has ever done." It's disingenuous to pretend otherwise.

They need to be banished from our societies. What ills you find in antisemitism?

what was his crime?

'The Movie "Hacksaw Ridge" was about him. Worth seeing.

The burning question is, do you still have her? Or is that another broken piece of life?

Jesus. Hope you dropped the crazy female dog like a bad habit after that.

@@oceanberserker I didn't have to, she realized that I never told her a lie, especially when I told her that she could do whatever made her happy as long as she doesn't hurt my dogs, car, or family. I guess I sounded like I was going to break her when she tried calling me to apologize like she forgot to call and let me know she was going out with her friends. My deployment orders were up in 3 days. She abandoned most of her stuff, and moved in with family in Ohio from NC and never got within my sight since 15 years ago. I lost the love of my life... I just spent my bonus installing a dual rotor supercharger on my leave and only had a brief night out with her but it was true love.

@@Nipplator99999999999 My guy, I don't wanna sound denigrating or anything, but if she left you, in spite of everything, I can safely presume the feeling was entirely one sided on your part.

@@tinkerstrade3553 no the impound and storage fee was too much for 2 N²O bottles, a fuel cell, and rear axle. The block was cracked and transmission ate the driveshaft as the frame buckled. She even burned my milestones album.

RU-vid really is deleting comments here aren't they?

@@Sara3346 I think so, you’re the only comment I can see lol

@@Sara3346 Yes 😡

if it meant being able to sleep and look myself in the face without being disgusted, I could live with the embarrassment of admitting that I'd prosecuted the wrong person and set him free with his name restored.

@@jeffduncan9140 Ahh, but your probably not an antisemite. I'm pretty sure they're thinking for at least some of these military folks was that if hadn't been a spy directly then he must have still been plotting against them in some other way.

@@Sara3346 too true

I think moustache rides were extremely popular 🤣

Bushy mustaches and beards was the mark of a gentleman.

You found 4. Cool. Only 10 more to find. 😆

@@sandybarnes887 really wat are they🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@martinedingivan check the video description for a list. Most of them should be there

They all should return to Israel.

I feel sorry for the guy

I feel SORRY for the country. It has no soul. It it to be a religious country? When a county shows you who they are - believed them.

If Arabs want to blame Zionism on anyone it should be Christian Europeans who refused to allow us to assimilate no matter how hard we tried.

Not entirely true, there was several strong antisemtic politicians in Germany on the left and right, and several antsemtic scandals in the late 18th and early 19 hundreds, non as big as this of course, like there was a large scale smear campaign against a Jewish lead arms company for allegedly selling The German Army bad rifles until they had to change their name to distance themselves from it, Led by a man who was later elected into parliament, and during World War I there was something called the Jewish census to try to prove Jews weren’t joining the army or fighting on the front lines, Although it wasn’t as bad as he states in this video it was definitely there

This is true. I am Jewish American myself, my family has been in the US since the late 1870s. Prior to the US joining WW1 most US Jews supported the central powers because they viewed the tsarist Russians as the primary oppressors of the Jews. For good reason if you know anything about the pograms.

He’s already done one it’s called “The Enigma”

@@kd3283 thanks! I guess I missed it!

It's called 'Alfred Dreyfus: A Miscarriage of Justice'. That makes it pretty clear what the focus is.

Some countries do not deserve honest and upstanding men such as him.

Some countries do not deserve honest and upstanding men such as him.

You missed it. He did mention that Zola was convicted of defamation and went to prison for a year because of that.

Actually only the Western Christian countries furthest from The Holy Land called it Palestine. The Ottoman Turks and the Arabs NEVER called it Palestine from the founding of Islam in the 7th Century until 1964.

@@dovbarleib3256 What did they call it?

@@arkady714 During the era of the Turks, Jerusalem (Al Quds) and Hevron had a special designation called the Mutasariffate of Al Quds. J-lem was included because of the Al Aksa Mosque and Hevron was included because of the burial plot of Abraham to the exclusion of the other 5 Patriarchs and Matriarchs who were the ancestors of Israel and Judea. But the Islamic World did recognize the Unique sanctity of the corridor between J-lem and Hebron. *The entire space of land to the north of J-lem (Al Quds) all the way to the headwaters of the Jordan River and the Golan Heights and Mt Hermon had ZERO sanctity to Islam and was part of provincial districts whose capitals were either in Damascus and later on in Beirut. The entire expanse of 2/3rds of the Holy Land north of Al Quds was sparsely populated and for the most part, the Arabs, Mamluks and Turks gave the northern 2/3rds zero sanctity and no special name whatsoever! They definitely did not call it Palestine. Only the Roman Catholic, Greek Orthodox, and Christian World in general called it Palestine. The Muslims did not.*

@@arkady714 And the ONLY reason why the League of Nations called it Palestine from 1918 or 1919 onwards is because the vast majority of the members of the League in the 1920s and 1930s were Christian countries.

@@arkady714 *In short until the founding of the PLO in 1964, there was NEVER an Arab Muslim people in ALL of world history called Palestinian. Just like Dreyfus's supposed guilt, the entire idea of Arab Muslim Palestinian historic peoplehood is a pernicious evil lie.* just another lie to justify Jew hatred. History keeps producing these justifications.

I’d love to see Simon explain how Kojiro ended up killing Poseidon.

Why do you think they where hated so universally?

@@shatbad2960 I don't know, I guess people are just intolerant assholes

Because of Jesus of Nazareth. Christians throughout the centuries blamed the Jewish people for the betrayal of Jesus/the execution of Jesus/ crucifixion of Jesus. They were referred to as christ-killers by Christians.

@@eldridgedavis So it wasn't any more contemporary behaviour? Isn't it over one hundred expulsions throughout history in different nations and territories?

Yes. But Jew hatred in Europe pretty much stems from the animosity that Christians had towards Jewish due to their denial of Christ as the Messiah.

Haven't been able to find it in the states due to its director (Polanski).

@@anthemrecords6424 ahh I see the movie got not realesed in the USA. I am sorry for this maybe you can watch it online on a not US based website. I am not to sure

Ok I wrote that b4 I watched the vid 😁

It is clear that there is much more going on here than meets the ear

​@@droog8400 A beekeeper who has lost his voice, a cook who thinks he's a gardener, and a witness to a murder. Oh, yes. It is obvious to my trained eye that there is much more going on here than meets the ear.

But Nutmeg is for EVERYONE