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Re: Retaliatory attacks have begun: Grenades Thrown at Mosque in France, Day After Ch
When will sinkapore experience its first terrorist strike?
PAP will engineer one before the election ...then kiasi sinkees will vote for the PAP.
When will sinkapore experience its first terrorist strike?
PAP will engineer one before the election ...then kiasi sinkees will vote for the PAP.
Re: French magazine staff killed because of comic
Bet you Chua MH will write an op-ed saying how great SPH is compared to this newspaper.
Bet you Chua MH will write an op-ed saying how great SPH is compared to this newspaper.
Re: Retaliatory attacks have begun: Grenades Thrown at Mosque in France, Day After Ch
dumb fuck ang mohs!!!!!!!what are they bitching about and looking so unhappy about?after all the jews and the christians have been invading and attacking middle east and slaughtering the muslims for the last century!!!!!now they are pissed some of their precious white folks are getting killed?
dumb fuck ang mohs!!!!!!!what are they bitching about and looking so unhappy about?after all the jews and the christians have been invading and attacking middle east and slaughtering the muslims for the last century!!!!!now they are pissed some of their precious white folks are getting killed?
Re: French magazine staff killed because of comic
The pen is mightier: cartoonists respond to massacre of Charlie Hebdo journalists
On Wednesday, two gunmen shot dead 10 journalists and staff at French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in an apparent terror attack. Two policemen were also killed. In response, cartoonists all over the world drew out their pens and expressed their grief and outrage at a brutal attack on press freedom.
PUBLISHED : Thursday, 08 January, 2015, 12:36pm
UPDATED : Thursday, 08 January, 2015, 4:41pm
Staff Reporter
By Rob Tornoe, political cartoonist of the Philly Inquirer in the United States
By Harry Harrison, SCMP's cartoonist.
By graphic artist Lucille Clerc
By The Independent's political cartoonist Dave Brown
By Dave Pope at The Canberra Times
By Canadian political cartoonist Michael deAdder
By Signe Wilkinson of the Philadelphia Daily News
By Steve Breen of the San Diego Union-Tribune
By Indian editorial cartoonist Satish Acharya
By Turkish Twitter user @AteistSozler
By Dutch cartoonist Ruben L Oppenheimer
By news site BuzzFeed
By a Facebook user
Correction: One of the illustrations, by Lucille Clerc, was mistakenly attributed to British artist Banksy
The pen is mightier: cartoonists respond to massacre of Charlie Hebdo journalists
On Wednesday, two gunmen shot dead 10 journalists and staff at French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in an apparent terror attack. Two policemen were also killed. In response, cartoonists all over the world drew out their pens and expressed their grief and outrage at a brutal attack on press freedom.
PUBLISHED : Thursday, 08 January, 2015, 12:36pm
UPDATED : Thursday, 08 January, 2015, 4:41pm
Staff Reporter
By Rob Tornoe, political cartoonist of the Philly Inquirer in the United States
By Harry Harrison, SCMP's cartoonist.
By graphic artist Lucille Clerc
By The Independent's political cartoonist Dave Brown
By Dave Pope at The Canberra Times
By Canadian political cartoonist Michael deAdder
By Signe Wilkinson of the Philadelphia Daily News
By Steve Breen of the San Diego Union-Tribune
By Indian editorial cartoonist Satish Acharya
By Turkish Twitter user @AteistSozler
By Dutch cartoonist Ruben L Oppenheimer
By news site BuzzFeed
By a Facebook user
Correction: One of the illustrations, by Lucille Clerc, was mistakenly attributed to British artist Banksy
Paris terrorist attack is a FALSE FLAG and the work of Mossad!!
You can be anti-Moslem, anti-Christian but the moment you're anti-semitic, you're sacked.....
Many reasons this false flag is conducted:
1. To distract from the pedophile trial of Prince William's acquintance that implicates him of forcing sex on a minor girl.
2. France had asked for Russian sanctions to be lifted
3. France had voted for Palestine to be recognized as a nation
4. To break down the Islamic society and give reason for Israel to destroy the Moslem mosque and re-build the Temple of Jerusalem on the same temple mount, thus fulfilling bible ZIONIST prophesy
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...arges-of-anti-Semitism-over-Sarkozy-jibe.html
[h=1]French cartoonist Sine on trial on charges of anti-Semitism over Sarkozy jibe[/h][h=2]A Left-wing cartoonist is to go on trial on Tuesday on charges of anti-Semitism for suggesting Jean Sarkozy, the son of the French president, was converting to Judaism for financial reasons.[/h]
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By Henry Samuel in Paris
6:00AM GMT 27 Jan 2009
Maurice Sinet, 80, who works under the pen name Sine, faces charges of "inciting racial hatred" for a column he wrote last July in the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo. The piece sparked a summer slanging match among the Parisian intelligentsia and ended in his dismissal from the magazine.
"L'affaire Sine" followed the engagement of Mr Sarkozy, 22, to Jessica Sebaoun-Darty, the Jewish heiress of an electronic goods chain. Commenting on an unfounded rumour that the president's son planned to convert to Judaism, Sine quipped: "He'll go a long way in life, that little lad."
A high-profile political commentator slammed the column as linking prejudice about Jews and social success. Charlie Hebdo's editor, Philippe Val, asked Sinet to apologise but he refused, exclaiming: "I'd rather cut my balls off."
Mr Val's decision to fire Sine was backed by a group of eminent intellectuals, including the philosopher Bernard-Henry Lévy, but parts of the libertarian Left defended him, citing the right to free speech.
Last week, the anti-capitalist, anti-clerical Sine, who recently founded his own weekly magazine, Sine Hebdo, took Claude Askolovitch, the journalist who first accused him of anti-Semitism, to court for slander in a separate case.
"When I heard that I was being treated as anti-Semitic, my blood ran cold," he said during the trial, adding that if Mr Askolovitch had turned up in person, "it is not a trial he would have had but a head butt."
Sine is the defendant in Tuesday's court case in Lyon, southern France. The plaintiff is the anti-racism and anti-Semitism group, Licra.
The issue of anti-Semitism, already sensitive in a country still marked by the Alfred Dreyfus affair - the Jewish army captain wrongly accused of spying in the 19th century – has become even more charged in recent weeks due to Israel's Gaza offensive; France was hit by a series of anti-Semitic acts, including firebomb attacks on synagogues.
The young Mr Sarkozy, who is now the leader of his father's party in the president's old fiefdom, the chic Paris suburb of Neuilly-sur-Seine, has since married. He has denied converting to Judaism.
You can be anti-Moslem, anti-Christian but the moment you're anti-semitic, you're sacked.....
Many reasons this false flag is conducted:
1. To distract from the pedophile trial of Prince William's acquintance that implicates him of forcing sex on a minor girl.
2. France had asked for Russian sanctions to be lifted
3. France had voted for Palestine to be recognized as a nation
4. To break down the Islamic society and give reason for Israel to destroy the Moslem mosque and re-build the Temple of Jerusalem on the same temple mount, thus fulfilling bible ZIONIST prophesy
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...arges-of-anti-Semitism-over-Sarkozy-jibe.html
[h=1]French cartoonist Sine on trial on charges of anti-Semitism over Sarkozy jibe[/h][h=2]A Left-wing cartoonist is to go on trial on Tuesday on charges of anti-Semitism for suggesting Jean Sarkozy, the son of the French president, was converting to Judaism for financial reasons.[/h]
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By Henry Samuel in Paris
6:00AM GMT 27 Jan 2009
Maurice Sinet, 80, who works under the pen name Sine, faces charges of "inciting racial hatred" for a column he wrote last July in the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo. The piece sparked a summer slanging match among the Parisian intelligentsia and ended in his dismissal from the magazine.
"L'affaire Sine" followed the engagement of Mr Sarkozy, 22, to Jessica Sebaoun-Darty, the Jewish heiress of an electronic goods chain. Commenting on an unfounded rumour that the president's son planned to convert to Judaism, Sine quipped: "He'll go a long way in life, that little lad."
A high-profile political commentator slammed the column as linking prejudice about Jews and social success. Charlie Hebdo's editor, Philippe Val, asked Sinet to apologise but he refused, exclaiming: "I'd rather cut my balls off."
Mr Val's decision to fire Sine was backed by a group of eminent intellectuals, including the philosopher Bernard-Henry Lévy, but parts of the libertarian Left defended him, citing the right to free speech.
Last week, the anti-capitalist, anti-clerical Sine, who recently founded his own weekly magazine, Sine Hebdo, took Claude Askolovitch, the journalist who first accused him of anti-Semitism, to court for slander in a separate case.
"When I heard that I was being treated as anti-Semitic, my blood ran cold," he said during the trial, adding that if Mr Askolovitch had turned up in person, "it is not a trial he would have had but a head butt."
Sine is the defendant in Tuesday's court case in Lyon, southern France. The plaintiff is the anti-racism and anti-Semitism group, Licra.
The issue of anti-Semitism, already sensitive in a country still marked by the Alfred Dreyfus affair - the Jewish army captain wrongly accused of spying in the 19th century – has become even more charged in recent weeks due to Israel's Gaza offensive; France was hit by a series of anti-Semitic acts, including firebomb attacks on synagogues.
The young Mr Sarkozy, who is now the leader of his father's party in the president's old fiefdom, the chic Paris suburb of Neuilly-sur-Seine, has since married. He has denied converting to Judaism.
Re: French magazine staff killed because of comic
If this was SG, sure be sued and imprisoned not gunned down.
If this was SG, sure be sued and imprisoned not gunned down.
Re: French magazine staff killed because of comic
Only people without brains live on their knees.. love this quote..
By Dutch cartoonist Ruben L Oppenheimer
By news site BuzzFeed
Only people without brains live on their knees.. love this quote..
Re: French magazine staff killed because of comic
80 000 , that is an army size. Just for 2 men.
OMG
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More than 80,000 French police are hunting for the men who killed 12 people in an attack on satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris. The search is currently focused on woodland villages in the Picardy region north-east of the capital.
Key locations in hunt for Charlie Hebdo suspects
Members of the French National Police Intervention Groups (GIPN) walk through the village of Corcy (AFP: Francois lo Presti)
The suspects, brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi, were identified when they robbed a service station close to the village of Villers-Cotterêts.
Two police sources said the men were wearing hooded coats and travelling in a Renault Clio car. A petrol station attendant said the men stole food and petrol.
Police have blocked roads in the region and conducted door-to-door searches in the villages of Longpont and Corcy; they are also scouring nearby forest areas.
It was not clear whether the fugitives were holed up or had moved on.
"We have not found them, there is no siege," an interior ministry official in Paris said.
Earlier, reports said another suspect, 18-year-old Hamyd Mourad, presented himself to police after seeing his name on social media.
A legal source said he was the brother-in-law of one of the Kouachi brothers. French media quoted friends as saying he was in school at the time of the attack.
80 000 , that is an army size. Just for 2 men.
OMG
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More than 80,000 French police are hunting for the men who killed 12 people in an attack on satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris. The search is currently focused on woodland villages in the Picardy region north-east of the capital.
Key locations in hunt for Charlie Hebdo suspects
Members of the French National Police Intervention Groups (GIPN) walk through the village of Corcy (AFP: Francois lo Presti)
The suspects, brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi, were identified when they robbed a service station close to the village of Villers-Cotterêts.
Two police sources said the men were wearing hooded coats and travelling in a Renault Clio car. A petrol station attendant said the men stole food and petrol.
Police have blocked roads in the region and conducted door-to-door searches in the villages of Longpont and Corcy; they are also scouring nearby forest areas.
It was not clear whether the fugitives were holed up or had moved on.
"We have not found them, there is no siege," an interior ministry official in Paris said.
Earlier, reports said another suspect, 18-year-old Hamyd Mourad, presented himself to police after seeing his name on social media.
A legal source said he was the brother-in-law of one of the Kouachi brothers. French media quoted friends as saying he was in school at the time of the attack.
Re: French magazine staff killed because of comic
‘These are second or third generation descendants of immigrants,’ he told the Daily Mail. ‘They don’t speak Arabic; they don’t wear traditional Arab clothes or eat traditional Arab food or listen to traditional Arab music. They do not speak the language of their parents and have not been educated in religion by them.
‘They have the sense that they are living in a disenfranchised ghetto and then there is a process of self-radicalisation... it is a form of Islam totally opposed to any culture, Eastern or Western, and has its own set of explicit order – do this, don’t do that.
‘These young people are out of reach of the traditional Muslim authorities. They don’t care what the imams say or the leader of the Grand Mosque in Paris. They radicalise between themselves.’
The immigrant ghettoes where terror breeds: Concrete warren divided into 'boxes' houses 10,000 Muslims in grim Parisian enclave
‘These are second or third generation descendants of immigrants,’ he told the Daily Mail. ‘They don’t speak Arabic; they don’t wear traditional Arab clothes or eat traditional Arab food or listen to traditional Arab music. They do not speak the language of their parents and have not been educated in religion by them.
‘They have the sense that they are living in a disenfranchised ghetto and then there is a process of self-radicalisation... it is a form of Islam totally opposed to any culture, Eastern or Western, and has its own set of explicit order – do this, don’t do that.
‘These young people are out of reach of the traditional Muslim authorities. They don’t care what the imams say or the leader of the Grand Mosque in Paris. They radicalise between themselves.’
The immigrant ghettoes where terror breeds: Concrete warren divided into 'boxes' houses 10,000 Muslims in grim Parisian enclave
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