France: Again stone crosses and a bus shelter were sprayed with the inscription “Today land of the infidels, tomorrow land of Allah”

The mayor of Cherveix-Cubas filed a complaint on Tuesday February 20 after discovering several tags on Calvaries and a bus shelter in his commune.
According to our information, three tags were discovered in the commune in the Dordogne along the departmental road 5: two inscriptions showing the name of Allah on Calvaries, the stone crosses that are symbols of Christianity. The third inscription was found on a bus shelter: “Today land of wars, tomorrow land of Allah”. The mayor of Cherveix-Cubas doesn’t understand this: “I wonder what the motives are of the people who wrote this, whether they are adults, and this can be very serious in these troubled times.

This is not the first time that a Calvary has been sprayed in the Dordogne. On December 24, a duck farmer in Saint-Pantaly-d’Excideuil found an inscription on a Calvary that had been erected on the edge of one of his meadows. When the farmer was contacted by France Bleu Périgord in mid-February, he stated that he had not had time to clean it up and had not filed a complaint. France Bleu Périgord