Posted on 07/15/2018 5:50:37 PM PDT by Beave Meister
"The French Suicide" ("Le suicide français") is a book published by the author Éric Zemmour in October 2014. Just one year later, on November 13, 2015 in Paris, a horror took place at the Bataclan Theater, when three terrorists fired into the crowd during a concert, murdered 130 people, and injured 413. Some of the victims had been tortured.
The French population reacted as usual: shock and horror quickly gave way to resignation and submission. Flowers, candles and teddy bears were placed at the scene of the attacks. The government promised to act, but did almost nothing. A ceremony was organized that ended with a song that said, "When All You Have is Love".
A parliamentary commission of inquiry drafted a report. Military forces, deployed in the streets before the attacks, were reinforced. A climate of resignation and submission reigned.
When the Bataclan Theater reopened a year later, the musician Sting sang a song called Inshallah ("If it be your will, it shall come to pass"). Commemorative plaques bearing the word "murders" -- not terrorism, and of course not jihad -- were laid to honor the victims so that passers-by would learn that people were killed, but not by whom. For the second anniversary of the attacks, political leaders from left and right released balloons and smiled as they rose in the sky.
The attacks of November 13, 2015 had seemed to be relegated to an almost forgotten past, when two recent events put them back on the map.
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“Holy Jihad, Batman!”
“To the Bataclan, old chum!”
When the Bataclan Theater reopened a year later, the musician Sting sang a song called Inshallah ("If it be your will, it shall come to pass"). Commemorative plaques bearing the word "murders" -- not terrorism, and of course not jihad -- were laid to honor the victims so that passers-by would learn that people were killed, but not by whom.
Thanks Beave Meister.
Oh well
The French government will never change. All they do is learn how to say I surrender in more languages.
The soldiers contacted the Military Governor of Paris, General Bruno Le Ray, who replied that France was “not at war”, and that it was “unthinkable to put soldiers in danger to save lives”.
Good to see the mentality of the French High Command in 1940 is still with us.
Everytime some idiot jihadi stands up to yell their defiance they should quickly fall in a hail of bullets followed by their mouths being stuffed with pig fat, wrapped in a hog hide and then thrown on the sidewalk / in the gutter for trash pickup. They shouldn’t be allowed to be buried by their families but thrown in a common grave and backfilled over with a mixture of pigcrap and dirt (just enough dirt to cut down on the stink).
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/16e_bataillon_de_chasseurs_%C3%A0_pied#Le_Bataillon_aujourd’hui
Is part of the Third Division and is stationed in north-eastern France. (Not Paris)
For any who might doubt:
Après les attentats du 13 novembre 2015, devant la commission d’enquête de l’Assemblée nationale et en sa qualité de gouverneur militaire de Paris, questionné sur l’ordre donné aux huit soldats de l’opération Sentinelle de ne pas entrer au Bataclan où il y eut 90 morts et plusieurs centaines de blessés, le général Le Ray répond, d’une façon qui paraît « indigne » à l’avocate de familles de victimes8, qu’ « il est impensable de mettre des soldats en danger dans l’espoir hypothétique de sauver d’autres personnes »9.
En dépit de ces arguments, en 2018 une trentaine de victimes ou familles de victimes de cet attentat portent plainte pour non-assistance à personne en péril10.
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruno_Le_Ray#Attentat_contre_le_Bataclan
After the attacks of November 13, 2015, before the commission of inquiry of the National Assembly and in his capacity as military governor of Paris, questioned about the order given to the eight soldiers of the Operation Sentinel not to enter the Bataclan where there were 90 dead and several hundred wounded, General Le Ray replies, in a way that seems “unworthy” to the lawyer of families of victims8, that “it is unthinkable to put soldiers in danger in the hypothetical hope of saving others “9.
Despite these arguments, in 2018 some 30 victims or families of victims of this attack filed a complaint for non-assistance to persons in danger10.
translate.google.com
Praise the god of all, drink the wine, and let the world be the the world.
These events -- Islamic rap concerts -- are scheduled to take place this October, close to the third anniversary of the attacks. The artist who will perform them is called Médine, after Medina, the city from which the Prophet of Islam began to conduct his jihad. Médine's lyrics are filled with hatred towards non-Muslims, France and the West. One of his best-known songs, in fact, is called "Jihad". Apparently to make sure that his message clear, Médine has released pictures showing him wearing a T-shirt on which the "J" in the word jihad is replaced by a vertical sword. In other photos, Médine can be seen making a "quenelle", a hand gesture similar to a chest-level of the Nazi salute and made famous by Dieudonné, a comedian convicted for anti-Semitism."
What an ironic and prophetic moniker on his shirt in the third photo.
Translation: “Do not forget your story or the world will forget you.”
France and much of Western Europe have not merely forgotten their story; they have discarded their story and embraced the replacement of their own heritage. It’s unfathomable, but I see no urgency to retreat from this societal suicide.
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