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L’Ordre, un collectif originaire d’Albi aspire à s’élever dans le paysage artistique parisien.

La fleur de lys, emblème de l’ordre Collectif, comme volonté d’apposer un caractère épique à l’image du groupe. Crédits : Valentin Cebron.

« L’Ordre vient juste de naître, d’une histoire d’amour entre l’art et l’amitié. » Cette citation - quasi adage - inscrite sur sa page Facebook résume l’origine du collectif. Devenu en quelques années le point de départ d’un potentiel vaste réseau, « L’ordre Collectif » tente de se frayer un chemin dans l’univers artistique parisien. Aujourd’hui, ce sont des dizaines et des dizaines d’amis - vidéastes, photographes, musiciens, producteurs, graphistes ou développeurs - qui gravitent autour de cette nébuleuse d’artistes informelle.

L’histoire débute en 2011 à Albi, dans le sud de la France. Une rencontre de lycée entre un passionné de cinéma influencé par Romain Gavras et trois musiciens qui ne jurent que par les productions électroniques du duo Justice. Après avoir unies leurs forces sous l’emblème de la fleur de lys, le noyau dur s’agrandit au nombre de 10. Et de fil en aiguille, les jeunes Albigeois s’installent au compte-goutte dans la capitale. Prêts à se frotter à la célérité parisienne.

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The anticipated fourth commentary from Mont friend and writer L'Ordre, is now online and addresses the corresponding point in the Mont Order code.

Like the other two articles, the L'Ordre commentary has been published to the widely circulated progressive newsletter Dissident Voice, where previous commentaries already address their points of the Order's code.

Our earlier reports on the Mont Order code commentaries by L'Ordre: On the first point On the second point On the third point You can read the fourth commentary itself at the unofficial Mont Order website lordre.net, which is sometimes used by Mont members to post content. However, if you are low on time, the best items from the commentary offering unique judgments are recorded below.

"This so-called new world order, for all the enemies it has attracted, could have been a good thing. The concept of uniting the whole world in a single global society, however it may be accomplished, is not a bad thing."

"The US saw only its own bloated image when it thought about the future of the world, and set about imposing its own will on others without asking their consent."

"If actions speak louder than words, then the US is not taking humanity forward to a united global polity."

"In the Middle East, the US strategy is even more divisive, attempting to co-opt and bribe even the smallest tribes and sects to attack the cohesion of stable governments."

"The worst offense of all is the devotion to the myth, as rejected in the Mont Order code, that Islam is inherently plagued with extremism and sectarianism."

"The claim that Syria, Lebanon and other states are experiencing mutual warfare between Shias and Sunnis is untrue."

"From Syria to Ukraine, the US policy consists of incitement to civil war, thereby retarding human development, subverting the goals of the United Nations and disrupting projects to unite the world in peace."

L'Ordre, "On the Fourth Point of the Mont Order", Dissident Voice, 30 December 2015

Much so-called new #media amounts to a "chumocracy": @MrTopple on the future of info media https://t.co/RtQnLpbrBj pic.twitter.com/cyf9UmNRcw

— The clubof.info Blog (@ClubOfInfo) January 3, 2016

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New extracts reproduced here are part of the second Mont Order commentary authored by L'Ordre. Analyzing the largest point, the second point of the Order's plan, this key essay addresses the political crisis of nation-states and technological change.

More: The Mont Order's unofficial conspiracy More: Articles tagged as "L'Ordre" items at The clubof.info Blog L'Ordre's second commentary can be read at Dissident Voice, and the Mont society's video conference referenced in the commentary can be viewed below. It is titled "The Mont Order's Globalism", distinguishing between positive and negative globalization. 

The second point is one of a total of seven points, agreed at the "Mont October" discussion of 2015. The commentary, while important to the Order's recruitment and public relations efforts, is nonbinding and only issues L'Ordre's own opinion on the Second Point. Important parts of the commentary are reported by The clubof.info Blog below, in following up from the previous report on a L'Ordre commentary.

Despite govt attempts to scare you with #surveillance its vulnerability is greater than ever https://t.co/0Tv8JxklTK pic.twitter.com/5S4hLYsMzS

— L'Ordre (@LOrdreNet) November 22, 2015

"It is negative globalization when one country tries to forcibly remake the world in its own image. When, on the other hand, there are winds of technological and social change compressing history and geography to create a more united global polity, that is positive globalization."

"The whole machinery of modern states is behind the speed of modern media and political mobilization, putting those states in opposition to the people’s will because of their own inefficiency."

"The theoretical framework for predicting the impact of recent and future technologies on states is well-practiced by both the Mont society’s members and Mont contacts in the political field, such as the social futurists."

"There has always been a deliberate economic schema by the West, often called the “dependency” model, to deny most of the world’s peoples access to their own resources by denying them the scientific and industrial knowledge to fully exploit them."

"It doesn’t do any good for statesmen to try to control the media anymore. The chains of technology have evolved and spread so much that the task is now impossible."

"Western governments today are more vulnerable than ever to the entire spectrum of opposition."

L'Ordre, "The Mont Order's Globalism: On the Second Point of the Mont Order", Dissident Voice, 19 November 2015

The @google stance on #advertising revenue at "sensitive" videos is #censorship: @RepPress https://t.co/02UOGhlJWr pic.twitter.com/2weTiNOtCS

— The clubof.info Blog (@ClubOfInfo) November 22, 2015

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The Mont Order global politics and publishing society distributed gifts to top members, and hints at more to come.

At the Mont Order website, L'Ordre wrote that black gold apparel would be dispatched to members featuring the seal of the Mont society. L'Ordre had earlier called the seal "a symbol of humanity" creating textile artwork featuring it and encouraging the seal's popular use across the world. Of the gold badges given to members of the Mont Order Security Council, L'Ordre wrote:

This is not a medal, but it is a gift and should be considered an award to our most devoted members to encourage them to do even more for the good of the Order. We don't want the Mont Order to become like so many other organizations demanding money from their members, and we will instead make efforts to circulate all gifts and knowledge we possess to our members without any cost. If you put something into the Order, the chances are you are going to get a lot more out of it.

L'Ordre also hinted at secret books authored by Mont Order members exclusively for use by other members of the enduring Order. These would explain "the ideal plan and purpose of the Mont Order, as well as tactics and success indicators for us to refer to as a group".

#DiaryOfa99Percenter by @DHelene42 won Global E-Book award http://t.co/PZH3mKO9sd pic.twitter.com/q9ZfFBz2mV

— The clubof.info Blog (@ClubOfInfo) August 23, 2015

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News headlines discussing the recent story in France of an attack by "Muslim" women against a girl wearing a bikini were "selective" and discriminatory.

As explained in a recent post at the L'Ordre blog on Beliefnet:

We are told stories such as the recent one in France, where a girl in a bikini was assaulted by apparent Muslim women attackers offended by her choice of dress. However, we are not told of the comparable stories of the Muslim women threatened and attacked by racists in France or Britain even though we know such attacks are equally real. 

Read more: http://www.beliefnet.com/columnists/lordre/2015/08/islam-is-part-of-the-west-now-live-with-it.html#ixzz3hfqrgobN 

Read more at http://www.beliefnet.com/columnists/lordre/2015/08/islam-is-part-of-the-west-now-live-with-it.html#6OdJZLIBPMT1UBHO.99

The blog further argued that Muslims are part of Europe, and that arguments for discrimination against Islam on the grounds that it is "not a race" forget that neither are Jews or homosexuals a race. In fact the very argument that Islam is not a race is consistent with arguments employed by racists throughout history and it only serves to prove that the people using it are racists. Beliefnet's L'Ordre blog argued that proponents of the argument that "Islam is not a race" actually "know nothing about why racism is wrong in the first place and are likely to justify segregation or even killing for the same reasons applied by racists in the Twentieth Century". According to the blog's analysis, racism is wrong not for attacking races per se but for being a form of discrimination, much as discrimination against religious and sexual minorities is also wrong despite these not being races.

Is stating facts about Britain's hypocrisy and war crimes in #Iraq a form of "#extremism"? http://t.co/wjhQwElx6B pic.twitter.com/lVJkIqW2yx

— The clubof.info Blog (@ClubOfInfo) August 2, 2015

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Glenn Greenwald's 2014 book No Place to Hide notes that the Internet counters American power, which is why the US government desperately tries to control it.

A key motivation of the US government's attempts to control the Internet by collecting everyone's data is a fear that the Internet can become a threat to American power. From Greenwald's book:

The Internet has long been heralded as an unprecedented instrument of democratization and liberalization, even emancipation. But in the eyes of the US government, this global network and other types of communications technology threaten to undermine American power. Viewed from this perspective, the NSA’s ambition to “collect it all” at last becomes coherent. It is vital that the NSA monitor all parts of the Internet and any other means of communication, so that none can escape US government control.

The L'Ordre blog at Beliefnet concurred with Greenwald's analysis, stating that "As I have always argued, the US government is intent on stifling innovation and stifling freedom, subverting and sabotaging the technologies that could have offered these gifts to mankind."

#IfThePatriotActExpires, the evil machine of tyrants and eavesdroppers will be terminated! http://t.co/mEyr8bXfIX pic.twitter.com/WzNkEb6dxP

— The clubof.info Blog (@ClubOfInfo) May 30, 2015

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Islamic State militants, also known by their Arabic acronym Daesh, believe they are superior to Islam's Prophet Mohammed (PBUH).

This is the assessment of the L'Ordre blog based at the top world religious website Beliefnet. Attention is drawn to the way Islamic State militants are ironically "assaulting lifeless monuments" dating to the ancient Assyrian civilization as a way of seeking attention for themselves. Such acts are ironically Pagan and idolatrous in themselves, the analysis claims, as these Muslims are "obsessing over lifeless monuments and self-indulgent beliefs, by a further demonstration of their own such stupidity". The blog argues that Mohammed would feel ashamed of the Islamic State's self-indulgence and idiocy, and that Islamic State followers are doomed to "die like flies" before they realize they have deviated from their religion:

The Islamic State’s followers claim to idolize the Prophet Mohammed. They are lucky he isn’t alive to say what he would think of them. To the man who actually brought Islam to the world, the so-called Islamic State would appear filthy and deserve nothing but contempt. For the “Islamic State” to presume that Mohammed’s work was incomplete, and parade itself around and claim to finish his work, as if they are truer Muslims than their own Prophet, is the gravest possible offense that can be perpetrated against the memory of Islam’s founder. 

Read more: http://www.beliefnet.com/columnists/lordre/2015/05/islamic-state-is-too-good-for-its-own-prophet.html#ixzz3aPE0xUfy 

Read more at http://www.beliefnet.com/columnists/lordre/2015/05/islamic-state-is-too-good-for-its-own-prophet.html#wQUgddfOCJykmVfY.99

Violence 'central to US colonial project', not started by Black people in #BaltimoreUprising http://t.co/ryo6dcApmQ pic.twitter.com/2PQhr35CeV

— The clubof.info Blog (@ClubOfInfo) May 10, 2015

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