9/11
at
Charlie
Hebdo
Ritual Slaughter-Buffet Style
In brief, how the major U.S. and UK
media reacted to the Butchers of Paris this evening:
7.16 PM EST
Voice of America
Voice of America probably gave the most
comprehensive coverage reflecting the views of the majority of
Parisiens, secular and non-secular French citizens and civic democratic society across Christendom this evening.
Radio Free Europe/Radio
Liberty
Gives decent and fair coverage to the
sentiments of most people across the continent of Europe this
evening.
Public Broadcasting
Service (PBS)
For PBS, as usual, it was a
'non-event'.
As with CNN, after several years, when
everything is politically correct, they will do a hard-hitting expose
about radical Islam it's links to Saudi Arabia and ties to CAIR (already declared a terrorist organization)
within the United States.
PBS is such a tame network these days,
quite frankly, I really don't know anyone watching it.
As the caption says at it's Press Site, PBS exists 'to make your life easier' (sic. by not including
anything currently controversial.)
If PBS continues on this path I can't
see it with any audience in the future.
Christian Science
Monitor
Christian Science Monitor seemed more
keen to turn the Butchers of Paris into Quiz celebrities than might
have been expected for a serious publication:
In my opinion, this has lost them
considerable credibility as anything other than an out-of-touch
publication offering nothing more to it's readers than 'vestige d'une gloire disparue'.
CNBC (at 7.16 PM EST)
CNBC fared just above Al Jazeera,
Fox,the BBC and CNN Fox in it's coverage giving voice to the
sentiment of Parisiens and the general populace, ranking as number five in their newsworthy
items for coverage.
Al Jazeera ( or Salafism
With a Human Face)
Salafist-Wahhabist apologists and
supporter Al Jazeera took the opportunity to showcase the known Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) which in it's
turn spent more time discussing why Christians should not react (or, to be more precise, how the actions of the Butchers of Paris will play into the hands of anti-Muslim groups across Europe) instead of
condemning outright this act of slaughter by one of it's
fellow-Salafist-Wahhabist Muslim terrorist traveler supporter groups, the
Butchers of Paris. CAIR has already been cited by the FBI as a 'terrorist-linked organization' and, for these reasons, they have ceased all cooperation with this group. The FBI conducted it's own investigation of CAIR so this is not my view but one coming direct from the Bureau.
SKY News
Sky hauls in it's Muslim Salafist
'expert' apologist to say that Charlie Hebdo was regarded as a
'highly racist' magazine - and that's a direct quote from Nabila
Hamdani on Sky television this evening.
So, from the general public's interpretation of Ms Hamdani's viewpoint: 'they had it coming'.
Fox News
Even the fearless Fox News sits on the
fence not wanting to offend Muslim sentiments.
It's easier for Fox to
just continue to snipe from the sidelines about their 'bash Obama'
obsession than tackle any real issues in the world where their own
scrawny (cowardly) necks would be on the line and in the firing line.
addendum:
Fox eventually came out with an 'analysis' which was so outrageous and insulting to Parisiens that it beggars belief.
addendum:
Fox eventually came out with an 'analysis' which was so outrageous and insulting to Parisiens that it beggars belief.
The BBC
The BBC likewise brings on Salafist
apologists to explain to a justification for censorship on cartoons about Mohammed.
CNN
Last but not least.
As mentioned earlier, CNN spends a lot
of time explaining why individuals should not publish
cartoons about Mohammed because, as usual with this politically
correct channel, anything less will offend corporate
opportunities for business - especially in the Muslim world . Don't hold your hopes out folks for anything
other than continued banality from this channel.
Islam has never had a Martin Luther so it's not possible to find any Muslim to support the concept of free speech as we understand it in the United States and Europe - this includes freedom to criticize and caricature anyone and anything regardless of race, religion, color, ethnicity or tribe.
It is for this reason that I have not included any individual Muslim opinions supporting Charlie Hebdo's right to criticize as it see's fit under and within the laws of Europe and Christendom - as such would most certainly place them in conflict with an intolerant faith - which expressly forbids them individual freedom of expression and civil rights as we understand them.
If you can recall the power of the Catholic Church before Martin Luther and The (Protestant) Reformation, then you can understand Islam today. This is due, in no small part, to our faithful and loyal friends, those stalwart bearers of women's rights, democracy, freedom of expression, of religion and of one person one vote, the Saudis. And with friends like these folks, who needs Al Qaeda or ISIL as enemies?
Patrick Emek
Update
United Kingdom Press Report:
One of the
Police Officers murdered after being wounded on the Street by
the Butchers of Paris, without mercy, was Muslim. The two
murdered Officers at the scene of the carnage have been named
as Cycle Patrol Officer Ahmed Merabet and Protection Officer
Franck Brinsolaro.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2901681/Hero-police-officer-executed-street-married-42-year-old-Muslim-assigned-patrol-Paris-neighbourhood-Charlie-Hebdo-offices-located.html
The Officer gunned down at 8 a.m. the next day whilst attending a routine traffic accident was a rookie whose name was Clarissa Jean-Philippe.
You can read about her at:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2901670/Gunman-arrested-Paris-police-officers-seriously-wounded.html
and just in case you view or read Mr Rupert Murdoch's world empire of media resources, you may well have also missed this further detail:
''Heroic Muslim man saved Jewish hostages during Paris siege by hiding them in freezer''
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/world/heroic-muslim-man-saved-jewish-hostages-during-paris-siege-by-hiding-them-in-chiller-9970051.html
Epilog [20th January, 2014]
PBS has come in for a lot of criticism for it's very weak coverage of this incident.
There is some hope that it will revise it's policies so as to be more reflective of it's stated philosophy
of freedom of expression and factual representation rather than being a cloned version of CNN:
http://www.pbs.org/ombudsman/blogs/ombudsman/2015/01/14/those-cartoons-to-publish-is-one-issue-to-explain-is-another/
