Showing posts with label Le Monde. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Le Monde. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 31, 2024

France's 'Christian terrorist' is not Christian


A crazed stabber in France shouted "In the name of Jesus Christ" as he went about his nefarious business of indiscriminately stabbing people and claiming to be Christian. Finally, the Left had the Christian terrorist they were looking for and the Western media went full-bore into the story.

But . . . the media's narrative got destroyed.

A Frenchman, Henri d'Anselme, heroically intervened to stop an attacker's stabbing rampage. In a recent episode of the popular French podcast, Legend, d'Anselme explained that a magistrate informed him of the attacker's true identity. The magistrate stated, "The perpetrator was not a Christian but a Muslim who had previously served in Bashar al-Assad’s army in Syria and later with the Islamic State." 

The attacker had deceitfully claimed to be a Christian in order to secure asylum in Europe but his jihadi tendencies kicked in and he couldn't help himself.

Below is a rough translation of what d’Anselme says in this video, starting at 56:41. D’Anselme began by recounting his encounter with the attacker in mid-attack:

…so he shouts “in the name of Jesus Christ,” he starts to say, “My wife, my —” I don’t really know what, finally, I don’t remember very well, and I answer, “No, no, no, not Jesus Christ, you have nothing to do with Jesus,” just, in fact, I tell him NO, I shout that. “To me, you have nothing to do with Jesus Christ, you are the devil,” I said that “you are the devil,” and that’s what I said.

That was true enough, but the next day, d’Anselme woke up to find himself in the media crosshairs. They had found their Christian terrorist at last and were anxious to get the word from someone who had been on the scene. D’Anselme recounted:

The next morning, when I was asked, “But what do you think of a Christian who shouted ‘In the name of Jesus Christ?’” I told them then, “I don’t know if he is a Christian or not, it’s almost — don’t look at — what I know is that what he did is fundamentally anti-Christian. We can’t kill children, who are innocence and purity, especially in the name of Jesus Christ, who offered himself as a sacrifice for you. See, it’s not possible, it’s against everything, it’s against the whole Bible.”

This response, of course, made no impression on the media at all. Le Monde’s headline displayed their true fake news agenda: “Annecy knife attack: Suspect Abdelmessih H. is a Christian Syrian refugee who arrived from Sweden.” 

Henri d’Anselme, however, was later given additional information that wasn’t given to the media. He continued:

"We had answers to this question since then. Yes, yes, the guy’s file is known now. I met, moreover, the magistrate who had taken care of his file. He was a former member of Bashar al-Assad’s army, a deserter, affiliated with the Islamic State, who did stupid things with the Islamic State, who found after a while that it wasn’t very funny, who therefore wanted to ask for political asylum in Europe. But he was told that to be able to have political asylum in Europe, you have to be either an Eastern Christian or homosexual, declaring as an Eastern Christian or declaring as homosexual will make the process easier for you. Therefore, he declared himself an Eastern Christian, so in fact he faked his identity in Turkey, and in fact, after that, he began a relationship with a real Christian. Suddenly he rebuilt his life with her in Sweden, but after a while the girl realized the deception. They still had a kid together and so on, but he never went to mass…."

So here we see taqiyya in full swing. Say anything, any lie, as a way to further Islam.

Thursday, July 13, 2017

POTUS in France: they shook hands and wow!

President Trump arrived in Paris Thursday morning (EDST) for a meeting with France's President Emmanuel Macron. The meeting may mark a change in our relationship with the 'croissant nation.'

This year, American troops will join our French allies in the annual parade which marks 100 years since the US entered into World War One.

But today, something much more important took place, at least more important to the media--Presidents Trump and Macron shook hands.

When the pair first met ahead of the NATO summit in May, President Macron provided President Trump with a gripping handshake in front of the cameras, which he held for several long moments. 

But Macron also appeared to snub Trump later in the summit when he apparently swerved away from Trump's open arms, making our President wait while Macron schmoozed with other so-called world leaders.

When Trump announced he was pulling our of a key climate change agreement brokered in Paris, Macron released a video in English, inviting US scientists to come and live in France and used the slogan to "Make Our Planet Great Again," which was kind of a lazy reach at parody.
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Things haven't been all peachy keen between them since Trump backed Macron's right-wing rival Marine Le Pen during the French presidential election. In fact, Russian influence in both US and French elections hang heavily over this visit.

But the handshake . . . 

"It is high time to finish with the juvenile rivalry of handshakes," an editorial in Le Monde said last month. It explained that Mr. Macron may have "stolen the American president's monopoly on being unpredictable . . .[but he] wants to become the European leader of the international political scene. To achieve this, he'll have to go beyond images and symbols."

Macron excels at flattering world leaders, kissing up to them, as it were, and he has made a strong effort most recently to do that with Mr. Trump.

Macron is young and inexperienced, receiving less than 25 percent of the vote in the first round of the French election. He now wants to increase his influence on the world stage and boost his popularity at home. 

Jean-Christophe Cambadélis, the secretary-general of the Socialist Party, told a French newspaper that Macron was "looking for the company of the world's big leaders" because he wanted to "legitimize his victory."

So when Trump landed in France this morning, he was greeted by a display of pomp and military might.

But the handshake . . . 

President Trump's acceptance of Macron's invitation was also a chance for him to show his transatlantic ties and the shared challenges the two countries face: the Syrian conflict, the fight against world terrorism, and the military alliance.

Tomorrow's commemorations will be a sad reminder of last year's Bastille Day terrorist attack in Nice, where 86 people were killed when a Tunisian-born Muslim man drove a truck through crowds gathered to watch the fireworks on the Promenade des Anglais.

Security has been significantly increased this year, as the French, like the rest of the world, closes the barn door after the horses escape.

But the handshake . . . the men stood across from each other. President Trump cocked an eye at President Macron. Then President Macron cocked an eye at President Trump.

Both men stood there . . . cock-eyed.

The French military band played The Star Spangled Banner then belted out La Marseillaise.

The handshake . . . both men extended their right arms, hands out front, palms perpendicular to the deck. 

The two hands met, then clasped in international solidarity . . .  then the two hands went up . . .  then down . . . and all too soon, all too very soon, the two hands left the company of one another returning on their journey to the sides of two presidents.


Big deal.



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