Paris Terror Attacks, Satire cartoon crew killed.

[Kb27]

When you give these people a home, a shelter, a citizenship, this is what happens.

 

Will French becomes xenophobic ?

Will the Germans ?

 

You can understand why they would.

[Getzsfv]

 

If someone on the street says. "hey your MIL is so ugly . . . . ."

 

I would respect his freedom of speech and say "Hi 5"

 

If my wife wasn't around.

 

100% agree bro... i will even give him MIL picture for him to make a meme lol

[Lala81]

This is not about free speech.

 

This is about violence just because you hear something you don't like.

 

Its like punching another man just because he said he didn't

 

like you MIL's cooking. People just cannot do that.

 

Its not free speech that we are against, its people

 

killing other people just because they have a differet view.

 

 

 

Plus 5 for your post.

[Getzsfv]

 

jav got alot

Dat sort of "MIL" is different....

 

You 've beeen a bad bad bad son in law.... now im going to .........

[Lala81]

Can you for once don't try to steer this to local politics?

These idiots just can't stop doing it...

[Joseph22]

This is not about free speech.

 

This is about violence just because you hear something you don't like.

 

Its like punching another man just because he said he didn't

 

like you MIL's cooking. People just cannot do that.

 

Its not free speech that we are against, its people

 

killing other people just because they have a differet view.

 

 

 

Free speech is okay.

 

But free speech without respect for other is not okay.

 

It is okay for malay to tell the Ahmad jokes but racist for Chinese to do that.

Can you for once don't try to steer this to local politics?

IB is like that one. What you expect.

[Jman888]

Can you for once don't try to steer this to local politics?

 

 

that is his main agenda in mcf, what you want him to do?

[Mustank]

When you give these people a home, a shelter, a citizenship, this is what happens.

 

Will French becomes xenophobic ?

Will the Germans ?

 

You can understand why they would.

 

this is actually very good for Singaporeans

Australia, Europe already seeing these violent trends from certain chaps

Singaporeans who is known to be docile workers will be welcomed immigrants

 

 

that is his main agenda in mcf, what you want him to do?

 

Goldbug only stir pap shit

honestly, i dont remember him stirring any other shit or participating in any other other fun threads

consperm is opposition ib

[Mcf777]

The terrorist or gunman are getting younger. Only 18yrs

Or maybe angmo mature faster.

 

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They are brothers Said and Cherif Kaouchi, aged 32 and 34, and Hamyd Mourad, 18.

[Jman888]

better avoid going to France

[Jamesc]

 

Jamesc, you are really brilliant. Very good point, we should all become Satan worshippers, then the world will be a more peaceful place.

 

Haha not only peaceful but also fun and happy and people not so uptight and angsty

 

and more relaxed (Satan recommends massages for realxation purpose, you never

 

hear these terrorist say, lets go for a massage to unwind) and good food and drink,

 

and music (you never hear terrorists say lets go to a Girl's Generation concert to listen

 

to love songs) and a lot more sex.

 

 

Anyone wants to join the worship of Satan can come and sign up. No need for monthly

 

contribution of 10% of your salary. No money contribution will be accepted. We let

 

the other religions to collect money. Money is evil and we love peopl to have lots of evil

 

in their pockets. I know other religions hate evil and want to help you by taking the evil

 

from your wallets but not us. If people don't want to sign up they don't have to they can just

 

practice Satan's work every day. Must tell jokes and make people laugh. Other religions are all

 

very serious and make you feel bad, cannot do this and cannot do that. Satan worshoppers

 

are all happily merry making with good food and drink and laughter. Always happy and making

 

other people happy is a must. Hence Satan worshoppers don't kill and bomb and take other

 

people's loved ones away and make them sad and cry.

 

 

[Mustank]

better avoid going to France

 

australia got cafe shooting

usa got sniper, got school shooting, got machine guns

russia got cinema gas, got school shooting

japan got fukushima, got gas in mrt

thailand got bombing, got riot

 

no where is safe

maybe places like super nobody place like er mei shan or wu dang san or land of hobbits

[Hamburger]

if you're a police/parking attendant.. do you dare give him a ticket?

really got so stupid?? or could it be scapegoat??

 

see his weapon, first thing zhao liao.....ticket, where got time!!!!

 

[Knoobie]

sometimes I really wonder what these terrorist are ultimately after..

 

recognition??

money??

or just pure evil??

 

pure evil knn they can never win pharmaceutical lah..

[Jman888]

Charlie Hebdo shooting: 5 things about the controversial French magazine

PUBLISHED ON JAN 7, 2015

BY LEE MIN KOK

A journalist works in the Paris newsroom of French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, in this Feb 9, 2006, file photo. -- PHOTO: REUTERS

PARIS - Three heavily-armed masked gunmen opened fire in the Paris office of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo on Wednesday, killing 12 people.

The country has raised the alert status in its capital to the highest level, with French President Francois Hollande condemning the terror attack "of exceptional barbarity".

Charlie Hebdo is no stranger to controversy. It has never pulled its punches when it came to lambasting religion, especially radical Islam.

Here are five things to know about the weekly magazine.

1. It was banned because of controversial headline

It was first launched in 1960 as a monthly title called Hara-Kiri. In 1969, Hara-Kiri Hebdo, a weekly publication focusing on current affairs, was launched. Hebdo is French for a weekly magazine.

It was banned in 1970 after leading with a headline, "Tragic Ball at Colombey, one dead", that mocked two significant events that year - a discotheque fire which killed more than a 100 people, and the death of former French president General Charles de Gaulle.

In order to sidestep the ban, a new weekly named Charlie Hebdo was born. The name was derived from the "Peanuts" cartoons featuring Charlie Brown, and a nod to Charles de Gaulle. It was published until 1981, when it folded because of declining readership and lack of resources. It was revived in 1992 by members of the original team.

It uses satire to target politicians, police, bankers and religion with its inflammatory headlines and garish cartoons. It has often been compared to a rival but more prestigious publication, Le Canard Enchaine, which features investigative journalism and leaks from within the French government.

The weekly wore its irreverence as a badge of honour. When a reader accused editors of being "dumb and nasty" in an early letter, they adopted the phrase as an official slogan, reported the Financial Times.

2. Known for lambasting religion, especially radical Islam

From publishing the Danish cartoons of Prophet Muhammad in 2006 to renaming an edition "Sharia Hebdo" in 2011 and listing Islam's prophet as its supposed editor-in-chief, the weekly has repeatedly caricatured Muslims and their beliefs.

Politically left-libertarian, it has gleefully fired barbs at other religions, such as the Catholic Church when it was mired in child sex abuse scandals several years ago.

But its attacks on Muslims have caused the most controversy, including a court case on charges of racism and the firebombing of its offices in 2011 after the "Sharia Hebdo" edition.

The weekly has also made fun of the Muslim veil for women and ridiculed Islamist extremists. In the edition publishing the Danish cartoons which sparked Middle East riots in 2005, its cover had a drawing of Prophet Muhammad in tears, saying: "It's hard to be loved by jerks".

3. Seen by some as a symbol of free speech and press

Despite courting controversy, it has received support from former president Nicholas Sarkozy, notable politician François Bayrou and Mr Hollande. Mr Sarkozy had defended Charlie Hebdo as a newspaper "following an old French tradition, satire".

4. Security at the Charlie Hebdo office is a common sight

Police said the weekly had received several threats in recent weeks and had permanent police protection.

Magazine editor Stephane Charbonnier, who was reportedly among the 12 killed, was the target of death threats and had bodyguards accompanying him.

Riot police were deployed at the magazine's offices in 2012 in anticipation of the backlash it would receive for featuring a naked Prophet Muhammad cartoon.

5. Last words before the attack

Just moments before Wednesday's attack, the magazine had posted a cartoon picture of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi with a caption wishing the leader of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) group a happy new year and particularly good health moments on its Twitter and Facebook.

Its cover this week also featured the new novel, which satirises France under a Muslim president, by controversial French author Michel Houellebecq.

A person reads the latest issue of the French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo in Paris on January 7, 2015. -- PHOTO: AFP

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[Toothiewabbit]

 

australia got cafe shooting

usa got sniper, got school shooting, got machine guns

russia got cinema gas, got school shooting

japan got fukushima, got gas in mrt

thailand got bombing, got riot

 

no where is safe

maybe places like super nobody place like er mei shan or wu dang san or land of hobbits

 

yesshhhheee....Middle Earth is beri safe indeed [laugh]

[Donut]

 

australia got cafe shooting

usa got sniper, got school shooting, got machine guns

russia got cinema gas, got school shooting

japan got fukushima, got gas in mrt

thailand got bombing, got riot

 

no where is safe

maybe places like super nobody place like er mei shan or wu dang san or land of hobbits

SG got ponding

[Joseph22]

SG got ponding

Malaysia got "tsunami"