To Islamist demands, the British media submits

Canada Free Press ^ | 01/10/15 | Al Kaltman

[Sean_Anthony]

In response to the killing of the journalists at the French satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo, the British media shows their true colors, and they are all shades of yellow

There is a neon sign on the back wall of the Waitrose on Cromwell Road near the Gloucester Road Underground Station. Instead of the usual advertisement, yesterday the sign simply read, “Je suis Charlie.” That evening, a man who appeared to be in his mid-twenties to mid-thirties used his iPhone to take a selfie of him grinning broadly while standing in front of the sign.

He did not appear to be condemning those who would use lethal force to limit freedom of expression. He did not seem to be expressing sympathy for the victims of the Paris massacre. He appeared to be showing his support for the men who had murdered them in cold blood. He appeared to be celebrating the murderers’ accomplishment. These warriors for Allah had let the world know that the punishment for anyone who had the temerity to follow in the footsteps of Charlie Hebdo would be a brutal death. The editors and cartoonists at Charlie Hebdo had dared to mock Islam, and for that they had deserved to die. Hellfire would be their eternal fate while those who had upheld the honor of Islam would spend the afterlife in a heavenly paradise.

[Old Sarge]

Londonistan.

[SkyDancer]

[Brother Cracker]