Axel Nørgaard Rokvam´s message
to Christiane Taubira, Monday at the Sorbonne
By Eric Martin
But who are you, Madam, to change my civilization? It belong to the garde des sceaux to legally remove the biological parentage? It belong to Parliament to tell me who are my parents? Don't abuse your power, Madam, trying to make us goods, and restoring a slavery which I will forever be the enemy. You know that this project makes service to you. You thus occupy the French using a homosexual community unwilling to get married and even less to 'having children '. You will be honored if you remove your project now, because there's that pride that can retain us to reason.
Are the French ready to recognize as just the "gender theory" and apply it to their model of society? I know, because you're there to try to convince us otherwise, that a domestic speech tries to yell you that what you do is serious, because it is against the man beyond his choice or religious, sexual and cultural biases. Someone in yourself reminds you, basically, that it is against the man simply.
How can you ignore, Madam, that so competent people say, in essence, that this Bill is the Trojan horse of a modern slavery, where the desire becomes the measure of all things? It doesn´t work Madam, this gives us a society without purpose, without hope and without life, as we can see it every day. But you don´t read any more the wise, you don´t listen to immortals and philosophers, and putting them in the media pillory makes you service. Do you hope, frankly, that you are making the world better by removing the marriage and accepting the GPA and the LDCs?
If you pass this Bill, Madam, you will be accountable before the people that you deliberately, as keeper of the seals, will deprive children of their relationship with their father or their mother, or both. If I get up here, this is not against you Madam, but for them. And also because by doing so, you agree not only yourself, but you agree the France and we all who do it, birth after birth, death after death and life after life, from a family or were born to a family that is based. Finally, I will go Sunday next on the Champs-Élysées, because freedom of expression is the price in your civilization, and because my heart has not finished to fight for my country. »
Axel Nørgaard Rokvam to Mrs Taubira in Sorbonne, March 18, 2013.
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