The recent post of France's latest 'Islamic Terrorist Attack' on one of the threads reveals once again the level of standards
that Europe has allowed to infiltrate its countries. President Emmanuel Macron has called the horrible murder of a teacher
an "Islamist terrorist attack" and one has to wonder how a religion that endorses such behaviour can have been so protected
by the mainstream media for all this time.
Here's a so-called 'reliable' article on what happened. Read its contents and consider your own reactions if confronted with
the news that your religion was being discussed in a classroom. What would you do if your faith was being used to explain
the current problems with integration and cultural differences to youngsters?
Tolerance and the freedom to discuss opposing views. Once taken for granted by those in the west, but now these civilised standards
are threatened by a belief-structure that not only wants to the benefits of western culture, but demands obedience to its own disciplines.
Was this educator confronted with an astute, canny counter-argument on what Islam sees as an affront to its religious, social, and political
founder...? No, the teacher had his f*cking head cut off.
We don't know enough yet, but since the reports initially implied a confrontation by one man and the teacher, this announcement
of nine people indicates more than just the outrage of an individual discovering his faith being discussed in a classroom.
Even then, would this normally merit a beheading in Paris? Is it standard for French citizens to own and carry such 'large' knives
or are we once more witnessing the behaviour of a lower-class people pushing their standard conduct into a culture that left such
violent discourse behind?
Personally, I believe one Muslim pupil remained in the classroom and switched a cell phone on. The part of the lesson that dealt with
'freedom of expression' was transmitted elsewhere and hence the need to arrest the nine people mentioned above.
France is now looking at -not an invasion, just a simple invite that was excepted with an agenda to change an advanced and educative
country into a low-grade nation of barbarous and trenchant citizenry. And for once, Macron seems to refusing the Blue Pill.
Covid and Islam... they can disrupt your breathing, but is the west strong enough to do anything about either?
that Europe has allowed to infiltrate its countries. President Emmanuel Macron has called the horrible murder of a teacher
an "Islamist terrorist attack" and one has to wonder how a religion that endorses such behaviour can have been so protected
by the mainstream media for all this time.
Here's a so-called 'reliable' article on what happened. Read its contents and consider your own reactions if confronted with
the news that your religion was being discussed in a classroom. What would you do if your faith was being used to explain
the current problems with integration and cultural differences to youngsters?
Quote:Macron calls Paris beheading 'Islamist terrorist attack'.
'French President Emmanuel Macron has called the beheading of a teacher in a north-western suburb of Paris an "Islamist
terrorist attack".
The victim is said to have shown controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad to his pupils. The attacker was shot dead
by police. Mr Macron said the as yet unnamed teacher was murdered because he "taught freedom of expression".
"They won't win... We will act," the president said from the scene...'
The attack occurred at about 17:00 local time (15:00 GMT) near a school. Anti-terror prosecutors are investigating.
The knife-wielding attacker was shot as officers tried to arrest him in the aftermath of the attack. Police have not released any
personal details about him, although French media report he was an 18-year-old man of Chechen origin who was born in Moscow.
A trial is currently under way in Paris over a 2015 Islamist assault on the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, which was
targeted for publishing the cartoons. Three weeks ago, a man attacked and wounded two people outside the magazine's former
offices...'
Tolerance and the freedom to discuss opposing views. Once taken for granted by those in the west, but now these civilised standards
are threatened by a belief-structure that not only wants to the benefits of western culture, but demands obedience to its own disciplines.
Was this educator confronted with an astute, canny counter-argument on what Islam sees as an affront to its religious, social, and political
founder...? No, the teacher had his f*cking head cut off.
Quote:What do we know about what happened?
A man wielding a large knife attacked the teacher in a street in the town of Conflans-Sainte-Honorine, cutting off his head.
A police source said that witnesses had heard the attacker shout "Allahu Akbar", or "God is Greatest", the Reuters news agency reported.
The attacker then ran off, but local police alerted by the public were quickly at the scene.
The officers confronted the man in the nearby district of Éragny.
When they shouted at him to give himself up, he is said to have threatened them. The officers shot him and he died a short time later.
The scene is now sealed off, as the investigation continues.
Nine people, including a minor, have been arrested, judicial sources have told French media. They reportedly include relatives of
the attacker and parents of a child at the school where the teacher worked.
In a tweet (in French), police urged members of the public to avoid the area...'
We don't know enough yet, but since the reports initially implied a confrontation by one man and the teacher, this announcement
of nine people indicates more than just the outrage of an individual discovering his faith being discussed in a classroom.
Even then, would this normally merit a beheading in Paris? Is it standard for French citizens to own and carry such 'large' knives
or are we once more witnessing the behaviour of a lower-class people pushing their standard conduct into a culture that left such
violent discourse behind?
Quote:Who was the victim?
According to Le Monde newspaper, the victim, a teacher of history and geography, had been talking in class about freedom of
expression in connection with the Muhammad cartoons, which caused uproar among some Muslims when Charlie Hebdo published
them.
The teacher had reportedly advised Muslim students to leave the room if they thought they might be offended.
Earlier this month, some Muslim parents complained to the school about the teacher's decision to use one or more of the cartoons
as part of a discussion about the Charlie Hebdo trial, French media report....'
Personally, I believe one Muslim pupil remained in the classroom and switched a cell phone on. The part of the lesson that dealt with
'freedom of expression' was transmitted elsewhere and hence the need to arrest the nine people mentioned above.
Quote:"According to my son, he was super nice, super friendly, super kind," a parent from the school, Nordine Chaouadi, told the AFP news
agency. Reacting to Friday's attack, Charlie Hebdo tweeted: "Intolerance just reached a new threshold and seems to stop at nothing
to impose terror in our country."
If this motive for the killing is substantiated, it will be deeply shocking to the French, says the BBC's Hugh Schofield in Paris.
They will see it as not just a brutal attack, he says, but a brutal attack on a teacher for carrying out his duty to explain.
France has seen a wave of Islamist violence since the 2015 attack on Charlie Hebdo that left 12 people dead, including famous
cartoonists....
France is now looking at -not an invasion, just a simple invite that was excepted with an agenda to change an advanced and educative
country into a low-grade nation of barbarous and trenchant citizenry. And for once, Macron seems to refusing the Blue Pill.
Quote:How is France reacting?BBC:
The murder bore the hallmarks of "an Islamist terrorist attack," Mr Macron told reporters at the scene of the attack.
"One of our fellow citizens was assassinated today because he was teaching, he was teaching pupils about freedom of
expression," he said.
In the National Assembly, France's parliament, deputies stood up to honour the teacher killed on Friday and condemn the
"atrocious terror attack".
Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin, travelling to Morocco, is returning urgently to Paris.
Education Minister Jean-Michel Blanquer tweeted that the killing of a teacher was an attack on the French Republic.
He said his thoughts were with the victim and his family, and unity and firmness were the only responses to "Islamist terrorism"...'
Covid and Islam... they can disrupt your breathing, but is the west strong enough to do anything about either?
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