A Trip to Yugoslavia: Director's Cut

"This very great Israelite artist wanted to receive us... a beautiful Semitic ancestry... the great, the genius and philanthropist financial of the noble race of the Rothschild... the lost idealism, the shattering flame, the dark fires that are surprised at the sloes, at the heart of this young poet whom the Messianic ardour consumes... " I miss words to talk about this genius that is Bernard-Henri Lévy, this visionary man who, because his people have suffered, is more able to take suffering in empathy. The desire to do good lives in it, to defend, against tyranny, peoples in danger. Well before his intervention in Libya, where, like a hero he commanded the French President to intervene, he did the same in Bosnia. Mr. Mitterrand went to Sarajevo, following the advice of this genius man. Once again, Bernard-Henri saves the setting to a oppressed people. He's got that talent. Bernard-Henri, inhabited by genius, knows how to differentiate between good and evil, the fascism of real Democrats. And I can only follow his path, follow his steps... In order to, I too, know who is in the camp of the good, who is in the camp of evil. For, if there is one thing that Bernard-Henri teaches us, it is that evil is absolute, that we should not negotiate with evil... And that we must arm the camp of the good... He did it in Bosnia, Libya, he wanted to do it in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan... It is therefore a man who joins the action to the word, who is invested, because since he knows how to differentiate good from evil, can afford interference and tell the heads of Nations what to do. I just have to wait for his next film, programmed in special (and exceptional!) session in Cannes, where we will learn what to think of the Kurdish fighters.