They are fanatical, but they are here legally: You can’t tell them the rules!
They come supposedly to “do the jobs that the citizens don’t want to do”.
Then their children, who came with the family reunion, have other children who become citizens with the right to stay in France at the age of eighteen.
And then they start to become policemen, politicians, aeroplane pilots.
And they can’t stop Mohammed, an Islamic fanatic, from becoming a pilot because our nonsensical anti-discrimination laws forbid it.
And then you find them piloting Air France planes.
A French-Algerian pilot of Air France Hop was reinstated by the judiciary.
Notes from the intelligence service reported “particularly radical religious beliefs that contradict the values of the Republic and resemble Sharia law”.
This is a serious setback for the Paris police prefecture and the Loire-Atlantique prefecture. And a success with serious symbolic meaning for Kader (the first name has been changed). In a judgment handed down on Thursday June 29, the Montreuil Administrative Court (Seine-Saint-Denis) rehabilitated the airline pilot of Hop (a subsidiary of Air France based in Loire-Atlantique).
Le Parisien
Fanatics can certainly occupy sensitive posts in the name of non-discrimination:
Michaël Harpon, for example, a 45-year-old computer scientist and father of two, who had been employed in the technical department of the Directorate of Intelligence of the Prefecture of Police (DRPP) since 2003, “had embraced a radical view of Islam”.
Michaël Harpon, who had converted to Islam “about ten years ago”, had been in contact “with several people who may belong to the Salafist-Islamist movement”.
In October 2019, although he had been reported to the police since 2015, Mickaël H killed four officers (”infidels”) and, according to the Qur’an, cut the throat of one of his victims in the police prefecture where he worked.
The unbelievers, strike them by the neck! ( Qur’an )
The lying media take on the task of defending the fanatics.
France info on Mickaël H headlined after the attack:
“He was just a role model civil servant who didn’t cause any problems.”
Kamel, his flat neighbour, describes him as “very discreet”. ” But when I needed him for the computer, I contacted him and he made settings for me,” he recalls. He was very nice, helpful and polite”.
There are thousands of fanatics still on the job…