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French icon Brigitte Bardot in 1999: "My country, France, my homeland, my land is invaded by an ...

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Posted December 28, 2025

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Nioh Berg is a Twitter/X content creator known for posting provocative, right-wing commentary on immigration, culture, and politics, often highlighting historical figures critical of multiculturalism. Their style is polemical and meme-like, framing controversial statements as prescient warnings against modern 'woke' ideologies. Credibility is low as a partisan voice, relying on selective quotes without broader context, appealing to anti-immigration audiences.

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The post quotes Brigitte Bardot's 1999 book 'Le CarrΓ© de Pluton,' where she lamented France being 'invaded by an overpopulation of foreigners, especially Muslims,' leading to a 30,000 franc fine for inciting racial hatred under French anti-racism laws.[1][4] It portrays this as a 'free speech crime' and claims Bardot foresaw the 'Woke Mind Virus,' ending with 'Rest in Peace,' implying her recent death. The content revives her history of multiple convictions for Islamophobic remarks on immigration, ritual slaughter, and cultural changes, tying into far-right nostalgia for a pre-multicultural France.[5]

πŸ”₯Why It's Trending

The post is trending due to Brigitte Bardot's death on December 28, 2025, prompting reflections on her legacy as a French icon turned animal rights activist and far-right sympathizer.[5] It gains traction amid ongoing French debates on immigration following recent elections, resonating with users viewing her statements as prophetic amid cultural tensions. The provocative framing against 'woke' censorship boosts shares in right-wing circles.

πŸ’‘Fun Facts

  • 1Bardot was fined five times for inciting racial hatred, starting with a 1997 column on Muslim 'overflow' in France.[2][4]
  • 2She married Bernard d'Ormale, adviser to far-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen, in the 1990s, aligning with National Front views.[5]
  • 3Her 1999 book criticized Eid al-Adha sheep slaughter and 'Islamicisation,' praising past generations for repelling invaders.[1][4]
  • 4Bardot helped popularize the bikini in the 1950s but later focused on animal rights via her foundation.[1]
  • 5In 2006, she wrote to Nicolas Sarkozy decrying Muslims 'destroying' France through rituals, earning another conviction.[1]

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French icon Brigitte Bardot in 1999:

"My country, France, my homeland, my land is invaded by an ...