Parents of pupils at a secondary school (NMS) were probably more than irritated when they were told that their children would have to do without the doughnuts they were supposed to receive as a reward for taking part in the carnival parade. Specifically, it is about the NMS Haid (Linz-Land district): This school informed parents that the doughnuts would be donated to a kindergarten and a retirement home. However, the school is also referring to Ramadan, the Muslim month of fasting, which began yesterday, Saturday. As reported by the newspaper Kronen Zeitung, however, the school’s approach is anything but usual, with the mayor of the municipality of Haid bei Ansfelden saying: ‘This is the first time I have heard that the doughnuts are being passed on. In fact, the municipality, which procured the doughnuts – more than 1,000 of them – had even asked how many pupils the pastries were to be bought for. As in so many other schools in the country, a large proportion of the pupils at NMS Haid are of foreign origin and of Muslim faith. Many parents therefore fear that the school’s announcement was made out of consideration for the many Muslim pupils. The response from headmistress Anita Jovic: only sweets that are left over will be passed on.
However, Jovic also received numerous messages from the parents of Muslim pupils who did not want their children to take part in the carnival parade. This is also tolerated, she says, and extra teachers are even assigned to deal with the Muslims during the parade. Dealing with customs and traditions is always a controversial topic, especially in schools with many immigrant pupils. The Freedom Party takes a clear stance on the issue and repeatedly speaks out in favour of upholding local traditions – and ultimately also in favour of carnival doughnuts.
A prominent gay politician who was arrested for possession and distribution of child pornography last fall has committed suicide after having admitted to the charges. Mikkel Eskil Mikkelsen, a former member of the Sámi Parliament, was arrested in November for acquiring images of children being sexually assaulted, and had led the Norwegian Sametinget’s work on gender identity reform.
Mikkelsen was arrested on November 4 by police and charged with having shared and acquired material showing sexual abuse of children. Mikkelsen admitted to the charges in the local court for Salten and Lofoten in Nordland, Northern Norway, and was facing a prison sentence of up to one year.
Den 35 år gamle kirkemusikeren og #Sametingsrådets medl, Mikkel Eskil Mikkelsen, er fengslet for overgrepsmateriale av barn. Han har hatt ansvar for oppvekst, ungdomspolitikk og LHBTQI+ i Sametingsrådet. Dét utelot #Dagsrevyen fra dagens omtale. Men, bra @NRKno identifiserer ham. pic.twitter.com/qTZG8U7pvX
However, Norwegian media has now reported that Mikkelsen committed suicide on February 13. Mikkelsen’s public defender, Mette Yvonne Larsen, confirmed the death to news outlet VG.
“As a defender, I would like to emphasize that Mikkel Eskil was charged with downloading and sharing abuse material where the level of punishment would have been in a few months to 1 year in prison. The charge was not extended at any time and the police did not investigate him for other matters either. The case was in the final phase and it was agreed that it should go as a confession case,” Larsen said.
Leading up to Mikkelsen’s suicide, national news outlet NRK reported that authorities had begun questioning him again, three months after his arrest, from a “new” approach, but did not specify the nature of the interrogation.
Mikkel Eskil Mikkelsen at Bodø Pride, just months before his arrest on child pornography charges
Mikkelsen was a prominent LGBT activist and politician who hailed from the small community of Tysfjord, a municipality with wracked by child sex abuse scandals. Despite having a population of less than 2,000 people, Tysfjord has been the location of hundreds of child sex abuse cases from 1980 to 2017. In 2016 alone, 151 criminal cases were opened by the police involving 82 victims and 92 defendants.
Mikkelsen is a former Sámi politician and member of the Sámi Council. He represented the Norwegian Samers National Association (NSR) at the Sámi Parliament, or Sametinget, from 2017 to 2024. During his time in this role, he led the Sametinget’s work on its first LGBT plan, which was published in April 2023.
In its introduction, the Sametinget report on gender equality states: “Prejudice and hatred have their roots in many centuries of Norwegianization and oppression. Social norms and gender roles have changed significantly in just a few decades. We stand in a cultural tension between traditional Sámi society and today’s expectations of modernity.”
Section 2.2, “Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity,” opens with a photograph of Mikkelsen receiving his awared at the 2018 Gay Gala.
The section begins by stating: “Sexual orientation and gender identity have been particularly challenging for many in Sámi communities. In the process of this work, it has become clear that it is important to develop concepts in the Sámi languages, which makes it easier and more natural to talk about topics and have important debates about sexual orientation and gender identity in Sámi.”
The passage goes on to provide a definition of “gender identity” as “a person’s internal experience of being female, male, both female and male, or neither.”
The text further describes the term “transgender,” stating: “an umbrella term for people who have an appearance or identity that expresses a different gender than the one they were assigned at birth.”
In July 2023, an Iranian man burned copies of the Bible and Torah outside the Israeli embassy in Copenhagen. The Danish authorities granted Medhi Zaman permission, and the demonstration was mostly disregarded by the general public.
However, in both Denmark and Sweden, insulting Islam is treated differently. Last month, Salwan Momika, an Iraqi asylum seeker living in Sweden, was awaiting trial for a series of public burnings of the Quran. The 38-year-old anti-Islam activist did not attend court because, on January 29th, Momika was shot dead in what appears to be a retaliatory attack.
Although Momika’s protest is supposedly protected under Swedish law—the country scrapped its blasphemy laws in 1970—exceptions are made if the protest is viewed as incitement. He was awaiting a verdict on a charge of ‘agitation against an ethnic group.’ The protest sparked outrage in muslim-Majority countries. The Scandinavian Quran burnings were cited by Turkey as why they delayed Sweden’s NATO membership for months. The Swedish embassy in Baghdad was attacked and its ambassador was expelled.
Denmark was once a shining example of Enlightenment rationalism. When the government abolished all types of censorship in 1770, it asserted its citizens’ right to free speech. This was demonstrated when it vigorously defended Jyllands-Posten, a Danish newspaper that published a dozen satirical cartoons of the prophet Mohammed in 2005. Despite the potential backlash and the threat to life, the administration remained steadfast in its protection of journalistic freedom.Things have changed, and it appears that certain accommodations have been made for Islam. In response to a series of book burnings, the country introduced what is widely referred to as “the Quran law” in December 2023. Those who burn or defile holy texts face a fine and a maximum sentence of two years in prison. In January, two Danish citizens were the first to be charged under the new law. Both were accused of ‘inappropriate treatment of a Quran’ at a political festival in June of last year.
Despite the European Court of Human Rights having stressed on numerous occasions that freedom of expression constitutes “one of the essential foundations of a democratic society”, and that “it is applicable not only to ‘information’ or ‘ideas’ that are favourably received or regarded as inoffensive or as a matter of indifference, but also to those that offend, shock or disturb the State or any sector of the population,” there are still several EU members states that still punish ‘insult to religion,’ as noted on the website of End Blasphemy Laws.
Britain has also formally abolished its blasphemy laws. However, the police’s attitude towards those who ridicule Islam’s holy book has remained mostly unchanged since 2008, when blasphemy was removed from the statute books. Last month, a man in Manchester was arrested on suspicion of a ‘racially aggravated public order offence’ after live-streaming himself burning a Quran. Then, just a few days ago, Metropolitan police charged a man with the same offence after a Quran was allegedly burned outside the Turkish consulate in central London, despite the activist being attacked by a man wielding a knife who objected to his protest and reportedly spat on him.
In 2023, an autistic 14-year-old boy was suspended from a school in West Yorkshire when a copy of the Quran was scuffed. So great was the anger in the local Muslim community that the boy’s mother appeared at a local mosque begging for forgiveness after his life was threatened. To compound the humiliation, her ‘sinful’ hair was covered to avoid any offending worshippers. The Batley Grammar School teacher who drew the wrath of Muslims in 2021 for displaying his students an illustration of the prophet Mohammed is allegedly still in hiding.
When Labour MP Tahir Ali urged Sir Keir Starmer to prohibit the desecration of the Quran and other Abrahamic religious texts during Prime Minister’s questions, it was obvious which faith he was talking about. Ali is ideologically captured by the electorate—57.5% of Ali’s Birmingham constituency of Hall Green and Moseley are Muslim. Between 2011 and 2021, the Muslim population of England and Wales increased by more than a million, reaching almost 4 million, or approximately 6.5% of the population, and is estimated to rise to 17.2% by 2050.
In response to Ali’s proposal for a law to safeguard Islam from mockery, Prime Minister Starmer stated: “I agree that desecration is awful and should be condemned across the House. We are … committed to tackling all forms of hatred and division, including Islamophobia in all its forms.”
Our ruling class’s support for state-mandated multiculturalism has culminated in the creation of a new de facto blasphemy law: Islamophobia. During its time in opposition, the Labour Party adopted the All-Party Parliamentary Group on British Muslims (APPG) definition of Islamophobia, a version of which looks likely to be implemented by the government, according to the Sunday Telegraph. An APPG report defined it thus: “Islamophobia is rooted in racism and is a type of racism that targets expressions of Muslimness or perceived Muslimness.”
Following a string of Quran burnings in Scandinavia, the Guardiandescribed the stunts as evidence of a ‘racism crisis.’ One of the Muslim women interviewed called book burning an example of ‘Islamophobia.’
However, Islam is a belief system, not a race. There are nearly two billion Muslims in the world, many of whom come from different ethnicities. When you criticise Islam, you are criticising an ideology, not a specific racial group: conflating race and ideas is an efficient technique to silence opposition.
The real problem for Europe is definitely not imaginary Islamophobia, but Islam itself. Many convincingly argue that Islam is a religion that is inherently opposed to Western values. This was also evidenced by a survey done in March of last year: 52% of Muslims in the United Kingdom support legislation outlawing the display of images of the Prophet Mohammed within the next twenty years.
If you live in the West, you must adhere to its laws and values. If this means tolerating somebody burning a religious text, then so be it. Living in a free society demands a trade-off.
However, European countries, once the foundation of enlightenment thinking, have opened their borders and collectively accepted the censorious demands of Islam. Britain—the birthplace of liberty philosopher and advocate John Milton—has a long history of liberty, free expression, and the right to blaspheme. But after importing large numbers of people from countries with dictatorships or theocratic regimes, we seem to be forced to give up on these historically European principles.
It was 4.15 a.m. on Saturday morning, March 1, when three police officers from the Brigade Anticriminalité (BAC) from Boulogne-sur-Mer stopped on patrol in a car park at the foot of the René-Descartes residence, a few metres from Rue Marlborough in Saint-Martin-Boulogne.
‘They had spotted a suspicious man in a car,’ reports Grégory Claudevel, senior representative of the Alliance union in the region. ‘When the police officers questioned him from their vehicle, he insulted them,’ explained Boulogne prosecutor Guirec Le Bras. He added that the man ‘accosted them so that they would come towards him’. At that moment, ‘he pulled out two knives and made death threats’. (…)
(…) and threatens the officers, shouting ‘Allah Akbar’. (…)
According to the prosecutor’s account, the police officers from the Brigade Anti-Criminalité were in an ‘area affected by burglaries’ when they saw the man and approached him from their vehicle. The man then pulled out two knives and made death threats. As the man ran off with his weapons, they followed him, whereupon he ran towards them and told them to shoot. A first police officer used a stun gun twice and then a laser pointer (LBD), which had no effect.
The man backed away and then jumped at the police officers a second time. Another police officer then fired two shots from his firearm, injuring him in the thigh. The police officers later discovered that the man had ‘wrapped his upper body with cardboard boxes’.
The 40-year-old was already known to the judiciary and had been convicted four times between 2012 and 2023 by the criminal court in Boulogne-sur-Mer for driving under the influence of drugs, drug abuse, death threats and insulting a person of public authority.
Years ago, someone suggested Murder in the White House, a book by Margaret Truman, the President’s daughter. Honestly, I never read it. At the same time, I probably don’t have to after watching the Zelenskyy visit with President Trump and VP Vance.
Let me tell you what happened because it was something to watch, or “good television” as the president said. This is the story:
Conversations about a peace deal between Ukraine and Russia came to a screeching halt Friday, after a tense meeting between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy led to a canceled press conference, a minerals deal off the table and Trump asking the Ukrainian president to leave, a White House official confirmed.
Trump accused Zelenskyy of “disrespecting” the U.S. during their Friday meeting, and said the Ukrainian leader was not ready to secure peace for his country.
“I have determined that President Zelenskyy is not ready for peace if America is involved, because he feels our involvement gives him a big advantage in negotiations,” Trump said in a Truth Social post Friday. “I don’t want advantage, I want PEACE. He disrespected the United States of America in its cherished Oval Office. He can come back when he is ready for Peace.”
It was worth watching. Like most of you, I was expecting the usual back and forth and we will see you at a press conference later. What we got was something else:
1) The leader of Ukraine is totally out of touch with reality. He can’t win a military victory. The war is destroying his country and killing who knows how many. It would have been smart to smile, say thanks to U.S. taxpayers, and express concerns in private. Instead, he picked a fight with the wrong guy.
2) The leader of the U.S. is not afraid to walk away from a bad situation. He did and the White House staff had a free lunch today. Wonder what was on the menu? I have not tried Ukrainian food.
So what happens next? I believe that Zelenskyy, or his replacement, will come back to finish the deal. It’s the only hope that Ukraine has.
Well, I guess that I won’t have to read about the murder in the White House after all. I saw it on TV and it was great.
Several sexual assaults including at least three rapes were reported on the opening day of the annual street carnival in Cologne.
Authorities were supposedly already on high alert following multiple threats on Islamist propaganda networks in Germany calling on extremists to target the event. However, by 8 p.m. on Thursday local police had recorded 76 crimes and arrested 14 suspects.
Additionally, officers seized several weapons, including knives, following multiple spot checks.
Several sexual assaults including at least three rapes were reported on the opening day of the annual street carnival in Cologne.
Authorities were supposedly already on high alert following multiple threats on Islamist propaganda networks in Germany calling on extremists to target the event. However, by 8 p.m. on Thursday local police had recorded 76 crimes and arrested 14 suspects.
Additionally, officers seized several weapons, including knives, following multiple spot checks.
Bild reported that a total of 25 complaints of assault were filed, in addition to four sexual assaults, including three rapes.
A known suspect allegedly raped an 18-year-old woman around 6 p.m. inside a restaurant in the Zülpicher district, while another young woman was reportedly raped inside a portable toilet earlier in the day. No suspect was located.
In the early hours of Friday morning, a third victim, an 18-year-old female reported being raped, also inside a restroom.
Cologne police have issued safety guidelines for carnival-goers, warning them not to accept drinks from strangers and to only carry essential belongings that can be securely stored.
Other useful tips include calling emergency services immediately if faced with a dangerous situation, and not walking home alone.
Cologne has remained infamous for sexual violence against women following the horrific scenes on New Year’s Eve in 2015 — where the German Federal Criminal Police estimated that nearly 2,000 women had been sexually assaulted by primarily North African and Middle Eastern migrants.
On today’s #NCFNewspeak, NCF Director Peter Whittle, Senior Fellow Dr. Philip Kiszely, Fellow Harrison Pitt and Amy Gallagher of Stand Up To Woke discuss:
BBC forced to apologise for blatant pro-Gaza propaganda documentary
Why does Labour hate Britain’s history? Numerous historical portraits and paintings are removed in diversity drive.
Labour’s Chagos deal shows Labour puts ideology over Britain’s national interest.
The Minnesota House of Representatives held a public safety panel yesterday to debate legislation which would require the Department of Corrections to remove trans-identified males from the state’s only women’s prison, MCF-Shakopee. Speaking in support of House File 435, former Shakopee employee-turned-whistleblower Alicia Beckmann revealed that female inmates have been made to endure sexual harassment and intimidation from the male transfers, several of whom are sex offenders, over the past two years.
Beckmann, who has a degree in criminal justice and a Master’s in education, worked as a GED instructor at MCF-Shakopee for ten years before resigning in protest last fall over the DOC’s decision to implement gender identity policies by allowing convicted male criminals to be transferred into the women-only facility.
“In June of 2023, unbeknownst to myself, frontline staff and roughly 600 female offenders, ‘Christina’ Craig Lusk, a biological male, was transferred to Shakopee Correctional Facility after he successfully won a lawsuit against the Department of Corrections,” she said. “This decision opened the floodgates for the nightmare that was to follow.”
Beckmann was referring to a June 2022 discrimination lawsuit against the Minnesota Department of Corrections which ultimately resulted in the implementation of measures permitting male convicts to be housed in the female estate. As Reduxxpreviously reported, Lusk was serving a five-year sentence for the possession of methamphetamine at the Moose Lake correctional facility for men – but had also been accused of domestic abuse by his ex-wife, who has called him “scammer” and a “big fat liar.”
The discrimination claim was filed, on behalf of male convict Craig Lusk, by the trans activist non-profit organization Gender Justice. In order to aid their legal fight to have violent men placed into the women’s prison, Gender Justice was granted nearly $500,000 in taxpayer funds from the administration of Governor Tim Walz.
Lusk was eventually given a personal payout of $495,000, also at taxpayers’ expense.
“Multiple incarcerated men were able to manipulate the system and transfer to Shakopee,” Beckmann testified to the House Committee.
“The men who ultimately transferred to Shakopee included at least two sex offenders and one murderer with a violent history during his incarceration over the past 30 years. At no point were the staff at Shakopee given a voice.”
The Minnesota Department of Corrections has allowed at least FIVE male inmates to transfer to a women's prison, including two sex offenders.
One of the transfers is serving a 36-year sentence for sexually assaulting two 6-year-old girls.https://t.co/PvZXyphlim
Beckmann also noted that “a large percentage of incarcerated women have been victims of sexual, emotional and physical abuse at some point in their lives,” and that housing them with violent sex offenders caused them to be re-traumatized.
There have been multiple bizarre and frightening instances involving the behavior of the male inmates at Shakopee.
Elijah Thomas Berryman, a convicted sex offender who pleaded guilty to four counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct against a minor was among the men transferred into the women’s prison. Sources inside Shakopee have told Reduxx, via women’s inmate advocate Rebeca Warmbo, that Berryman often talks to himself using both a deep voice and a higher-pitched voice, as though he were two different people of the opposite sex.
During one classroom session held at the prison, Berryman allegedly stood up and began talking about the harmful impacts of rape. Witnesses said that he became visibly sexually aroused as he did so.
Another child sexual abuser transferred into Shakopee is Sean Windingland, who sexually assaulted two 6-year-old relatives and posted videos of the abuse and grooming on pornography and pro-pedophile websites. Warmbo told Reduxx that Windingland was recently transferred back to a men’s facility, Stillwater, for repeatedly masturbating in front of staff and inmates.
According to reports from inmates seen by Reduxx, pedophiles Berryman and Windingland had been using their internet privileges to obtain photos of female inmates’ children in order to threaten them into silence.
In another instance, female inmates reported feeling terrified that they were being forced to share a shower facility with a violent male murderer. Bradley Richard Sirvio, 53, who beat a man to death with a hammer, was transferred into Minnesota women’s prison MCF-Shakopee at the end of last year after claiming to identify as transgender and adopting the name “Aurora.”
🚨EXCLUSIVE🚨
Female inmates at Minnesota's only women's prison have come forward to reveal that they are being forced to share a shower with a violent trans-identified male.
Additionally, a convicted pedophile who abused a six year-old girl is said to have been flashing his genitals at female inmates in Shakopee. When filing a request for a change of name and legal sex in February 2023, Daniel Patrick Benz claimed to be a “transgender woman” and said that it was “painful, difficult, and uncomfortable” for him to be referred to as a man.
Beckmann, when speaking before the House Committee yesterday, noted that despite these serious instances of sexual abuse of female inmates, top officials had refused to even acknowledge that official reports had been filed with the DOC.
“An administrator within the DOC made the claim back in September that there have been no reported instances of violence or threats. This is simply not true. I have spoken to several correctional officers that have filed reports on behalf of women who have been harassed, flashed, intimidated, and overall live in fear of their safety,” Beckmann said.
She added that staff feel afraid of speaking out for fear of retaliation, and that because of this, she had made the difficult decision to quit in order to be able to speak honestly.
“The day my students came to me in tears, not knowing what to do about their fear and concern about men being incarcerated at Shakopee was the day I realized I could no longer help keep them safe. I knew my job would be in jeopardy had I spoken up while still employed,” Beckmann said.
Multiple trans activists attended yesterday’s hearing on bill HF 435 and expressed their fervent opposition to removing the male criminals from Shakopee. Before the meeting was fully underway, Democrat Representative Emma Greenman referred to the definition of ‘woman’ in the bill as “extreme language” and said that she believed it was language that was “imported” into Minnesota by the Trump administration.
To clarify, Representative Mary Franson, who introduced HF 435, read the text aloud:
“For the purposes of this section, ‘female’ means a female as biologically determined by genetics and defined with respect to an individual’s reproductive system. A ‘female’ is defined as an individual who naturally has, had, or will have, or would have, but for congenital anomaly or intentional or unintentional disruption, the reproductive system that at some point produces, transports, or utilizes eggs for fertilization… A woman is an adult human female. A girl is a minor human female.”
Democrat Representative Brad Tabke also accused Beckmann of being “hyperbolic” and of “misgendering” the male convicts. One member of the public who commented, Lucy Geach, called HF 435 a “discriminatory and pernicious bill” which “scapegoat[s] the most vulnerable members of our society.”
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A failed asylum seeker and former member of the Islamic State (ISIS) terror organisation should have been deported back to his homeland Tajikistan—but a court in the western German city of Münster ordered the deportation to be halted after the man threatened to injure himself.
The case highlights how liberal courts in Europe are prioritising the so-called human rights of dangerous criminals over the well-being of their own citizens, thereby opposing the legitimate anti-immigration steps of governments.
The 39-year-old man, identified as Mukhammadsaid S., had been sentenced to five years in prison in 2017 for being a member of ISIS. He had admitted to taking the oath of allegiance to ISIS in Syria and had completed combat training. He had learned how to use an AK-47 rifle, hand grenades, and rocket-propelled grenades.
After serving his sentence, he was supposed to have been taken into custody on Monday, February 24th, to be deported, but the man tried to prevent this by cutting himself with a knife in the stomach and then holding the knife to his neck. After about three hours, the police finally persuaded him to surrender.
The following day, the migrant filed an urgent application to the court in Münster to suspend his deportation, and the court willingly obliged. It ruled that no one, not even criminals, may be deported to a country where their life could be in danger.
Centre-right CDU politician Olaf Gericke said the case highlights “how difficult the legal situation makes it to deport criminals or convicted terrorists from Germany.”
German daily Bildquestioned whether “the security of a convicted ISIS terrorist” was indeed “more important than that of the population?”
The failure to deport the criminal comes on the heels of a similar case: a Syrian man, who came to Germany ten years ago and was granted protection status, has been allowed to stay despite committing a myriad of crimes.
The repeat offender smashed the windows of 245 cars, attacked and injured an 84-year-old woman, possessed illegal weapons, and drove several times without a driver’s license. He has already been convicted eight times.
The leftist state government in Hamburg said that anyone holding subsidiary protection status may only be expelled if there are “compelling reasons” that they threaten national security or public order—which, in their minds, multiple convictions apparently do not constitute.
A dissenting voice of common sense came from Dirk Nockemann of the right-wing AfD party, who said, “multiple offenders must have their protection status revoked. Anyone who abuses our hospitality in such a way must be deported.”
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A 52-year-old Moroccan national has been arrested in France on suspicion of raping a 4-year-old girl in a hotel room while the victim’s father drank downstairs in the hotel bar.
As reported by France Bleu, the incident allegedly took place on Feb. 15 at a hotel in the Font-Romeu ski resort in Pyrénées-Orientales.
According to initial findings, the young girl was on vacation with her father and was sleeping alone in a room on the third floor of the hotel while he spent time at the hotel bar. After the establishment closed, the father continued his night at another venue. Upon returning to the hotel at around 3 a.m., he found his daughter in shock.
He claimed to have made periodic checks on his child throughout the evening to ensure she was safe.
DNA analysis is understood to have been undertaken but the results of this have not been published.
The investigation led the French police and the Perpignan prosecutor’s office to the Moroccan national, a bartender working at the hotel, two days after the incident.
He was placed in police custody and indicted, and remains in pre-trial detention following an initial court hearing.
The suspect vehemently denies the allegations and his defense attorney has appealed his pre-trial detention, insisting her client has done nothing wrong.
“My client claims his innocence. He is struggling to comprehend what is happening to him. He describes the situation as a nightmare,” said lawyer Roxane Césari.
The appeal against detention was heard by a court in Montpellier on Feb. 25 with a decision expected on March 4.
According to Césari, her client is homosexual and has “no attraction to women, let alone children.”
The suspect has been working legally in France for around 35 years. It is unknown if he has any prior convictions.
