After a mass shooting took place, France’s President Macron delivered shocking and offensive remarks.
France had suffered devastating Islamic terrorist attacks targeting Christians and Jews, and non-Muslims in general, some of the most notorious being the Bataclan massacre, the murder of a priest in a Catholic Church as well as the deliberate murder of children at the Ozar HaTorah school.
Before Miriam, Mohammed had murdered a Rabbi and his two little boys, six and three years old. The other children ran. He cornered Miriam, grabbed the little girl by her hair, and pulled the trigger.
A miracle happened and the gun jammed. But with the determination that made him a hero to many French Muslims, he didn’t give up. He switched guns and shot her.
As she lay bleeding, he lifted up her head and shot the dying little Jewish girl two more times.
Mohammed Merah, Miriam’s killer, remains a hero to many Muslims.
Not only that, but French Marxist-Muslim rioters danced to rap songs praising him.
Macron chose to ignore all that and ranted that, “What happened today is, I am telling you, a turning point, because it is the first time we have had a terrorist act that was planned to kill our compatriots, our children, based on the colour of their skin or their religion.”
Every single Muslim terrorist attack in France was planned to kill people based on their religion. Every. Single. One.
Now what about the attack that Macron declared to be a turning point? Despite the immediate narrative swarm pushing the message that the attack was ‘Islamophobic’, the man murdered in the attack has turned out to be Christian.
Ritsia Wangi, the victim’s sister, said she and her family had learned of her brother’s death from a journalist who hadcontacted her father and told him his son had been shot dead in a racist attack.
“I have faith. I’m a Christian, and he was too,” Ms Wangi said. “So I have faith that a miracle will happen, because otherwise, I can’t see myself carrying on.”
Now, questions are being raised about the killer, Kevin. T, who some have identified as participating in anti-Israel and pro-‘Palestinian’ rallies. Police recovered a Koran, Bible and Mein Kampf, which suggests possible Nazism rather than hatred of Islam. And Nazism and Islam have a longstanding relationship with the Nazi text being nearly as popular as the Koran in some parts of the Muslim world since it preaches a compatible message about the extermination of other groups of people.
The story is still developing, but it’s becoming clear that not only did President Macron try to disgracefully write off some of the worst massacres of the 21th century, including the Bastille Day attack and the Bataclan attack, but he did it to push a big lie about ‘Islamophobia’ and in defense of the rioters destroying French cities.
That ought to be an actual turning point.