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PR. ROGER GARAUDY (CHOSE EXILE), PR. ROBERT FAURISSON, ALAIN SORAL & DIEUDO (ATTEMPTS ON THEIR LIVES, SUED, FINED, CONVICTED,...!), VINCENT REYNOUARD (SUED, FINED, JAILED & CHOSE EXILE), AND THOUSANDS OTHERS (LIKE MYSELF!) HAD/HAVE NO RIGHT TO FREE SPEECH!
THE WARMONGERING, IMPERIALIST, AND RACIST WEST HIDE THEIR NEVER-ENDING CRIMES AND ACCUSE OTHERS!
Islam and Native Americans Parts 1 & 2
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THE HOLY VIRGIN: I HAVE HAD AN ABORTION!
BITCH!
L'interdiction de Hara Kiri donna naissance à un autre hebdomadaire satyrique et pornographique - Charlie Hebdo!
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Épisode 106 : Hommage à Samuel Paty
19 Octobre 2020
DE SALMAN RUSHDIE À "JE SUIS CHARLIE", ET "JE SUIS PROF"!
DEUX POIDS DEUX MESURES!
Est-ce une opération policière sous trois faux drapeaux ("immigration, terrorisme, et islamisme") pour distraire les Français crédules du couvre-feu et confinement militaire et capitaliste qui rapporte gros à Big Pharma, à la Mafia des Vaccins, etc.?
La Rectrice de l'Académie de Versailles allait sanctionner le professeur Samy Paty suite à des complaintes concernant les caricatures de Charlie Hebdo sur le Prophète Muhammad qu'il avaient montrées en classe! (Selon une note des agents locaux du renseignement territorial.)
La mort de Samuel Paty, professeur d'Histoire et de Géographie, survenu le vendredi 16 octobre 2020 à Conflans Saint Honorine, par deux armes blanches serait envisageable, mais accompagné d'un fusil à balles plastiques (pistolet à billes?) est grotesque! Cela indiquerait qu'en plus de son dessein d'égorgement "terroriste et islamiste", le malheureux ABDULLAH domicilié à Évreux voulait aussi terroriser sa cible et la Police (dont un certain nombre est entraîné en Israël de l'Apartheid) avec ce genre de fusil!
* Abdullah aurait même payé un des élèves, selon la Police, afin que Samy Paty lui soit désigné car il ne le connaissait pas du tout?
* Décapitation en pleine journée (?), et en pleine rue (?) devant "plusieurs témoins qui ont même entendu l'égorgeur crier ALA O AKBAR?
* L'égorgeur a oublié de s'enfuir, et a patiemment attendu la Police à seulement quelques rues de là dans le but de refuser de baisser ses armes, et permettre ainsi à la Police de le cribler d'une quinzaine de balles? En somme c'est un ATTENTAT SUICIDE!
* La mort d'écoliers à Sandy Hook; il n'y avait pas de cadavres à montrer, et aucune autopsie permise, ni de certificat de décès autorisé?
* On ignore toujours si c'était des canifs ou des couteaux de cuisine ou de boucherie, ou leur provenance? Les avait-il volés chez lui, achetés, ou tout simplement procurés par la Police elle-même?
* MIRACLE, la Police a trouvé sa carte d'identité, ses aveux sur son téléphone portable, ainsi que la photo de Samuel Paty?
* On ignore aussi si le cursus d'Histoire et de Géographie comprenait aussi des cours sur la "liberté d'expression" ou la pornographie?
* L'état et le peuple (celui qu'on a le droit d'entendre sur les médias!) se lamentent des coups de "couteaux" sur "compatriote" de 47 ans, mais pas de la rafale de QUINZE BALLES SUR UN JEUNE "NON COMPATRIOTE?" DE 18 ANS?
* Que dit l'autopsie, tout le monde s'en fout! L'autopsie de la Princesse Diana (enceinte?) et de son futur époux Dodie Fayed ne furent-elle pas interdit?
* Étrange que les "terroristes islamistes", migrants ou pas, aient laissé George W. Bush, Salman Rushdie, Tony Blair, Laurent Fabius, Nicolas Sarkozy, Bernard Henri-Lévy et tant d'autres en vie aussi longtemps?
* Violer 60,000 Bosniaques n'est pas de la "barbarie d'un autre siècle"?
Ou les millions de victimes des Bolcheviques, de la Guerre judéenne dite Seconde Guerre Mondiale de 1933-1945 sans oublier les plus d'un millions de prisonniers de guerre allemands affamés par les vainqueurs et le plus d'un million de filles et de femmes européennes violées après la guerre, d'Hiroshima, de Nagasaki, d'Indochine, de l'Amérique Latine, d'Afrique, d'Abu Ghuraïb, de la Tchétchénie, de l'Iraq, de l'Iran, de la Bosnie-Herzégovine, etc.?
Ou le génocide palestinien par Rothschild et sa Tribu?
* Les caricatures de Charlie Hebdo en classe d'Histoire et de Géographie? Et, les Musulmans de la classe? Demandé gentiment, poliment, respectueusement, au nom de la liberté d'expression, de QUITTER LEUR CLASSE D'HISTOIRE-GÉOGRAPHIE? Merde alors, quand même!
* Le Prof Samuel Paty ne savait pas le risque qu'il courait par un telle provocation! En France, il est sûrement d'avis que nous n'avons pas le droit d'offenser des Juifs, mais tous les droits au monde d'insulter les musulmans? A-t-il jamais enseigné l'Histoire de l'Holocauste des Six Millions de juifs gazés sous Adolf Hitler?
ET, J'EN PASSE! [BAFS]
Friday, 16 January 2015
RACIST JEWISH CHARLIE HEBDO PORN AND BLASPHEMOUS CARTOONS TO FIGHT MUSLIMS AND ISLAM
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LIAR AND RACIST PATRIOT FLORIAN PHILIPPOT
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Décapitation de Samuel Paty : réaction et analyse
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Nouvel attentat islamiste : Macron DOIT consulter les Français par référendum !
France terror attack: Teacher decapitated in Paris suburb named as Samuel Paty
The French president describes it as a "cowardly attack", saying the man was killed because he "taught the freedom of expression".
Saturday 17 October 2020 21:49, UK
The teacher killed in a suburb of Paris in an Islamist terror attack has been named as Samuel Paty, Sky News has confirmed.
Mr Paty, 47, was "assassinated", France's president has said.
The history teacher, who is said to have discussed images of the Prophet Muhammad with his pupils, was beheaded.
The suspected attacker was shot dead about 600 metres from the scene, according to the AP news agency.
According to Le Parisien newspaper, the attacker was an 18-year-old man of Chechen origin, who was carrying a knife.
French anti-terror prosecutor Jean-Francois Ricard said the suspect, who had been granted a 10-year residency in France as a refugee in March, was not known to intelligence services.
He added that a text claiming responsibility and a photograph of Mr Paty were found on the attacker's phone.
The suspect had been seen at the school asking students about the teacher, and the headteacher said he had received several threatening phone calls.
In an interview with French broadcaster BFMTV, the suspect's uncle insisted there was "no way" his nephew could "just go and cut off a head like that".
He said: "He was discreet, he was nice to everyone, there wasn't anything negative about him.
"If we had known he was into religion, we could have anticipated it, but we actually didn't see it coming.
"If he was alive, I would have told him: 'Why did you do that? What happened in your mind?'
"His father and I would tell him: 'Be careful, don't hang around outside, stay out of trouble.'"
The relative went on to stress "we're not killers" in reference to the wider family, adding: "We never told him to do anything."
He then said he hoped the victim's family would accept his condolences as he apologised to wider France.
"My condolences to the family, I hope they will accept our condolences.
"We apologise - in front of the whole of France - we apologise. The Chechen community is not like that.
"The teacher has done his job; I have nothing against the teacher. I'm sorry, really, we are grateful to France."
Video of the suspect's last moments is thought to feature the sounds of the gun being fired, followed by a volley of shots as he was killed.
The fatal shots were believed to have fired after the attacker refused to put down his gun.
The weapon was found at his side. Reports say it was an airsoft gun that fired plastic pellets.
The country's anti-terror prosecutor earlier called the incident a stabbing, but both the Reuters and AP news agencies said police sources told them the victim was decapitated.
Witnesses heard the attacker shout "Allahu Akbar", or God is great, Reuters said.
The attack happened on a street in Conflans Sainte-Honorine, northwest of the French capital, at about 5pm local time.
Visiting the scene, Emmanuel Macron called it a "cowardly attack", saying that the man was a "victim of an Islamist terrorist attack" and was killed because he "taught the freedom of expression, of believing and not believing".
The president said France would "protect and defend" its teachers.
France's anti-terrorism prosecutors have said nine suspects have also been arrested, including the grandparents, parents and 17-year-old brother of the attacker.
Mr Paty reportedly showed images of the Prophet Muhammad in class during a discussion about freedom of expression on 5 October.
A complaint was made and the teacher was later spoken to by police.
Sky News understands that among those who complained was a parent who posted a video online about the incident. That parent is among the nine arrested.
The suspect did not have a child at the school, AP said.
A Twitter thread posted last Friday alleged pupils had been shown cartoons of the prophet.
However, another parent of one of the teacher's pupils said Mr Paty asked Muslim students to raise their hands and to leave the classroom before they were taught about the image.
She said: "My son understood right away - the evening he came home, he understood right away that it was not to discriminate.
"He told me, no it was not to offend us, it was images that he didn't want us to see. My son understood that at no moment he (teacher) had lacked respect."
The Elysee Palace said that there would be a national ceremony at a future date to pay homage to Mr Paty.
Education minister Jean-Michel Blanquer tweeted that the republic had been attacked through the "despicable assassination of one of its servants".
He added that "unity and firmness are the only answers to the monstrosity of Islamist terrorism".
British foreign secretary Dominic Raab tweeted to express the government's solidarity with France, saying: "My thoughts are with the people of Conflans-Sainte-Honorine this evening following reports of a truly horrific attack. The UK stands in solidarity with France at this time."
It is the second terrorism-related incident since the opening of an ongoing trial on the newsroom massacre in January 2015 at the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo after the publication of caricatures of the prophet of Islam.
As the trial opened, the paper republished caricatures of the prophet to underscore the right of freedom of expression.
Exactly three weeks ago, a young man from Pakistan was arrested after stabbing, outside the newspaper's former offices, two people who suffered non life-threatening injuries.
The 18-year-old told police he was upset about the publication of the caricatures.
France terror attack victim named as teacher Samuel Paty
Video report by ITV News Reporter Sam Holder
The French man beheaded in a terror attack near Paris has been named as geography teacher Samuel Paty.
The suspect, an 18-year-old Chechen refugee, was shot dead by police. Nine people have been arrested, including the teenagers' grandfather, parents and 17-year-old brother.
Mr Paty is said to shown his class photographs of Islam's Prophet Muhammed with his class, which lead to threats, police sources said. Islam prohibits images of the prophet, asserting that they lead to idolatry.
French anti-terrorism prosecutor Jean-Francois Ricard said an investigation for murder with a suspected terrorist motive had been opened.
Ricard told reporters that the Moscow-born suspect, who had been granted a 10-year residency in France as a refugee in March, was armed with a knife and an airsoft gun, which fires plastic pellets.
His half-sister joined the Islamic State group in Syria in 2014, Ricard said. He didn’t give her name, and it is not clear where she is now.
French president Emmanuel Macron denounced what he called an “Islamist terrorist attack” and urged the nation to stand united against extremism.
Mr Macron visited the school where the teacher worked in Conflans-Saint-Honorine and met with staff.
An Associated Press reporter saw three ambulances at the scene, and heavily armed police surrounding the area and police vans lining nearby streets.
Mr Macron said: “One of our compatriots was murdered today because he taught … the freedom of expression, the freedom to believe or not believe.”
He said the attack should not divide France because that’s what the extremists want. “We must stand all together as citizens,” he said.
The incident came as Mr Macron’s government works on a bill to address Islamist radicals who authorities claim are creating a parallel society outside the values of the French Republic.
France has the largest Muslim population in western Europe with up to five million members, and Islam is the country’s number two religion.
A police official said the suspect, who was armed with a knife and an airsoft gun – which fires plastic pellets – was shot dead about 600 yards from where the male teacher was killed after he failed to respond to orders to put down his arms, and acted in a threatening manner.
The teacher had received threats after opening a discussion “for a debate” about the caricatures about 10 days ago, the police official told The Associated Press.
The parent of a student had filed a complaint against the teacher, another police official said, adding that the suspected killer did not have a child at the school.
An ID card was found at the scene but police were verifying the identity. French media reported that the suspect was an 18-year-old Chechen, born in Moscow. That information could not be immediately confirmed.
France has seen occasional violence involving its Chechen community in recent months – in the Dijon region, the Mediterranean city of Nice, and the western town of Saint-Dizier – believed to be linked to local criminal activity.
It was not known what link, if any, the attacker might have with the teacher or whether he had accomplices.
The attack is the second terrorism-related incident since the opening of an ongoing trial for the January 2015 newsroom massacre at the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, which had published caricatures of the prophet of Islam.
As the trial started, the paper republished caricatures of the prophet to underscore the right of freedom of expression.
Soon afterwards, a young man from Pakistan was arrested after stabbing two people with a meat cleaver outside the newspaper’s former offices. They did not suffer life-threatening injuries.
The 18-year-old told police he was upset about the publication of the caricatures.
In a video posted recently on social media, a man describing himself as a father at the school said the teacher who was slain had recently shown an offensive image of a man and told students it was “the prophet of the Muslims”.
Before showing the images, the teacher asked Muslim children to leave the room because he planned to show something shocking, the man said.
“What was the message he wanted to send these children? Why does a history teacher behave this way in front of 13-year-olds?” the man asked.
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Demonised for defending cartoons of the Prophet: President Macron is portrayed as the Devil as Iran and Saudi Arabia wade into blasphemy row and protests break out in Bangladesh
- Protests against Macron are spreading across Islamic countries after he defended cartoons of Mohammed
- Tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Dhaka, Bangladesh, branding him a 'devil-worshipper'
- Iranian newspaper depicted Macron as the Devil, as ambassador in Tehran was summoned in protest
- Bangladeshis joined calls to boycott French products, which is already underway in Jordan, Kuwait and Qatar
Emmanuel Macron has found himself demonised at protests throughout the Islamic world as anger grows at his defence of cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed.
Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Bangladesh on Tuesday, branding him a 'Satan-worshipper' and burning him in effigy following smaller marches in Pakistan, Iraq, Turkey and Gaza on Monday.
Meanwhile hard-line Iranian newspaper Vatan-e Emrooz published a front-page cartoon of Macron as the Devil, branding him anti-Islamic and claiming that 'French extremists' had been seen burning copies of the Koran.
Iran also summoned the French ambassador on Tuesday in protest at Macron's remarks, calling them 'unwise'. Meanwhile Saudi Arabia put out a statement saying it 'denounces the offensive cartoons of the prophet'.
Bangladeshis also added their voices to calls for a widespread boycott of French goods, with shops in Kuwait, Qatar, Jordan and Palestinian territories already pulling products including makeup and food from the shelves.
Emmanuel Macron has found himself demonised in Islamic countries as protests against his defence of Mohammed cartoons spreads. Hard-line Iranian newspaper Vatan-e Emrooz depicted him as a literal devil (left) while protesters burned images of him on the West Bank (right)
Tens of thousands of activists took to the streets of Dhaka, Bangladesh, on Tuesday in anger at Macron's stance over the cartoons, and had to be blocked by police from reaching the French embassy
Protesters in Bangladesh branded Macron a 'Satan-worshipper', called for French products to be boycotted, and demanded that Macron be 'punished' for insulting the Prophet
Protesters try to tear down barbed wire barricades that police had set up to keep them away from the French embassy during protests in Dhaka on Tuesday
Demonstrators shouted 'boycott France' and 'Macron will pay a high price' as they marched through downtown Dhaka on Tuesday in anger at Macron's comments
Protesters have been carrying images of Macron with shoes tied to them or a boot print across his face. Showing the sole of a shoe to someone is considered highly offensive in Islamic culture
An effigy of Macron with shoes tied around his neck - intended as a disrespectful gesture - is carried through the streets of Dhaka by protesters on Tuesday
Activists later burned an effigy of Macron, while calling on him to be 'punished' for insulting the Prophet
Protests in Bangladesh over Macron's comments on Mohammed cartoonMacron spoke out in defence of cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed following a terror attack in Paris, in which a teacher was beheaded for showing the caricatures to his class.
An 18-year-old Chechen is accused of carrying out the attack after a campaign against the teacher, started by parents whose children attend the school. Seven people have been arrested.
Amid the backlash, France has warned citizens living or travelling abroad to take extra security precautions amid fears they could be targeted.
The Foreign Ministry issued guidance to those in Turkey - whose President Erdogan has been among Macron's leading critics - Indonesia, Bangladesh, Iraq and Mauritania, telling them to 'exercise caution'.
The advisories said French citizens should stay away from any protests over the cartoons and avoid any public gatherings.
'In this context, it is recommended to exercise the greatest vigilance, especially while travelling, and in places that are frequented by tourists or expatriate communities,' the advisories stated.
A powerful association of clerics in the Iranian city of Qom also urged the government late Monday to condemn Macron for his remarks while calling on Islamic nations to impose political and economic sanctions on France.
In Saudi Arabia, the country's state-run Saudi Press Agency put out a statement quoting an anonymous Foreign Ministry official saying that the kingdom 'rejects any attempt to link Islam and terrorism, and denounces the offensive cartoons of the prophet.'
The agency did not immediately transmit the statement on its English or French services.
Already in the region, Kuwaiti stores pulled French yogurts and bottles of sparkling water from their shelves, Qatar University canceled a French culture week, and calls to stay away from the French-owned Carrefour grocery store chain were trending on social media in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
Protests have been held in Iraq, Turkey and the Gaza Strip, and Pakistan's parliament passed a resolution condemning the publication of cartoons of the prophet.
Activists and supporters of the Islami Andolon Bangladesh, a Islamist political party, hold a protest march calling for the boycott of French products and denouncing French president Emmanuel Macron
Speakers at Baitul Mukarram national mosque (pictured), Bangladesh's largest, accused Macron of being 'one of the few leaders who worship Satan'
A protester in Iraq carries a portrait of Macron and his wife, denouncing the French President for disrespecting the Prophet
Iraqis burn a representation of the French flag and pictures of the French President Emmanuel Macron during a protest in front of the French embassy in Baghdad
A picture of French President Emmanuel Macron is burnt by Palestinians during a protest against the publications of a cartoon of Prophet Mohammad near Hebron, on the West Bank
Protesters of the Islami Andolon Bangladesh, one of Bangladesh's largest Islamist parties, hold a a protest march
Workers at a supermarket in the Jordanian capital Amman remove French products of shelves during a boycott sparked by Macron's comments
A shopper walks past French products that have been hidden behind a plastic cover at a shelf in a supermarket in the Jordanian capital Amman
Meanwhile tens of thousands of people marched through the Bangladesh capital on Tuesday calling for a boycott of French products and burning an effigy of Macron.
Police estimated that more than 40,000 people took part in the march organised by an Islamist party which was halted before it could get close to the French embassy in Dhaka.
Hundreds of officers used a barbed-wire barricade to stop the protesters who broke up without violence.
The rally was organised by Islami Andolon Bangladesh (IAB), one of the country's largest Islamist parties, and started at Bangladesh's biggest mosque.
Protesters chanted 'Boycott French products' and called for Macron to be punished.
'Macron is one of the few leaders who worship Satan,' Ataur Rahman, a senior Islami Andolon told the rally at the Baitul Mukarram national mosque.
Rahman called on the Bangladesh government to 'kick out' the French ambassador while another leader, Hasan Jamal, said activists would 'tear down every brick of that building' if the envoy was not ordered out.
'France is the enemy of Muslims. Those who represent them are also our enemies,' said Nesar Uddin, a young leader of the group.
Even after the rally was halted, demonstrators marched down other streets chanting 'Boycott France' and 'Macron will pay a high price'.
The French president's comments on Islam have already led to a diplomatic showdown with Turkey. Macron said the school teacher 'was killed because Islamists want our future'.
The UN's High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet condemned the 'horrific murder' of teacher Samuel Paty on Tuesday, saying she 'unequivocally condemns the murder of the school teacher in France.'
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Vidéo concernant le traitement médiatique du dernier attentat de Conflans. Il n'est pas question de l'acte lui-même puisque l'enquête vient de commencer et qu'elle nécessite du temps,. Il sera plutôt question de tout ce qui se trame autour : volonté d'allumer le feu d'une guerre civile en France, diminution des libertés individuelles, camoufler les ratés de la gestion calamiteuse de la crise sanitaire...
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FALSE FLAG: Pratiquement TOUT EST FAUX de ce que j'ai lu, y compris de la bouche raciste et sioniste de Macron lui-même!
MUHAMMAD ALI BEN MARCUS
Saturday, 17 October 2020
BILL GATES' BIG PHARMA PLANDEMIC HEAVILY TRAUMATISED FRANCE NOW DISTRACTED BY STAGED ISLAMIC TERRORISM FALSE FLAG
https://muhammad-ali-ben-marcus.blogspot.com/
Et, Salim déconne!
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