Note: despite the long delay I am posting this article because its importance has not diminished. It was begun about 10 days ago, then interrupted by the election. What happened in Nice is not the first attack, not the first beheading, and it won’t be the last.
 

Three people were killed in the Notre-Dame Basilica of Nice on October 29, 2020 (designated by Muslims as “Mohammed’s Day”): a woman of 70 was decapitated, the sacristan of the church had his throat slit, a woman of 44, and mother of three, was knifed several times. She managed to flee to a bar where she died shortly thereafter. Before dying she said: “Tell my children I love them.” Her name was Simone Baretto Silva (below), Brazilian born, a French citizen who worked as a nurse’s aide. She had been in France for thirty years. The president of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, called the deed by its true name: “an act of anti-Christian hatred”:

 - She was there praying and this guy who hates Christians came in. When we speak of “Christianophobia” that is what we mean… we must fight against it, and not with flowers. (Dreuz)

Yves Daoudal writes:

The perpetrator of the triple Islamic murder in the church in Nice is a Tunisian, an illegal migrant that the Italian judges had condemned to expulsion. Just like the killer of the priest in Como, last month.

Note: In September, Don Roberto Malgesini, the priest of Como, was (according to the Vatican) knifed to death by a homeless person, “afflicted with mental problems…” They forgot to point out that the “homeless person” is a Tunisian Muslim, 53, who has been the object of several expulsion orders since 2015. They forgot to add that the fatal blow was “to the throat” - in other words, the priest had his throat slit. As for “mental problems” they are not documented anywhere. (Yves Daoudal)

Returning to the perpetrator in Nice:

He had been fished out of the Mediterranean by one of those boats that pick up illegals on the African coast to bring them to Europe. On October 9 the Red Cross of Bari took charge of him.

All immigrationists and all those who lie about Islam (including the Pope and many bishops) are responsible for these murders.


An article posted at Boulevard Voltaire by political scientist Olivier Piacentini provides the political context of the triple murder:

With the attack in the Notre-Dame basilica in Nice, the modus operandi, like the choice of target, is clearly an attack against our civilization and our nation.

France is in the crosshairs of conquering Islam, rallied under Erdogan’s red crescent. If our leaders were less naive, less bleeding-heart, less compromised because of their Muslim clientele, they could have easily foreseen the situation in which we find ourselves, and defended our country. Especially at this precise moment, with mounting tensions, and this Islam that is spewing forth its hostility towards our country, our civilization, our mores and our customs.

For years I and so many others have been predicting civil war in France. Until that sinister October 16 (when Samuel Paty was beheaded), we endured nothing but jeers, accusations of racism, Islamophobia, fascism, nazism, and all sorts of insults. It doesn’t take a genius to connect the presence of about 25% of the Muslim population of Europe on our soil with the rise in terrorist attacks, but also with savage acts, knife attacks, and guerrilla warfare against authority. Only the blind could not see that, except of course for the selective blind, those who only see what they want to see and who continue to speak of the terrorism of the extreme right as the main problem, as Jean-Luc Mélenchon said recently. (Note: He is head of LFI, a pro-communist party.)

France’s problem is the treason of her ruling elite who are so quick to point to Hitler and Nazism, but who have been acting for years like Chamberlain at Munich, and who, being cowardly,  would prefer to let evil prosper, no doubt believing it will spare them, rather than confront it.

Today, conquering Islam is the fifth column, very much present, sure of itself and determined to wreak havoc. It has struck twice in less than twelve hours, just after the warlike pronouncements of Macron, like a challenge to the authority of this country, as if to show that they could not care less about decisions of a government that can no longer touch them. As the Turks in Lyon demonstrated Wednesday night when they assembled by the hundreds, (perhaps prompted by the ultra-nationalist terrorist group “Grey Wolves”), to chase Armenians crying “Allah Akbar”; but also, and above all to humiliate France, and her cowardly, incapable government, and to hand Erdogan a new and easy victory, on enemy lands to boot.

The “Islamist” conquest of Europe is on the move. It is through France, the weak link, blinded by universalism and the rights of man that it is beginning. And to stop it, we will need war leaders of a different mettle than Macron and Merkel…

Below, "Grey Wolves" slogan being washed away.

Note: For clarity, the timeline of events is as follows:

Friday October 16 -  Teacher Samuel Paty was beheaded.

Wednesday October 28 - Armenians and Turks clashed in confrontations on the A7 highway near Lyon. Armenians blocked the highway for over two hours. Several people were injured.

Wednesday October 28, evening - Three hundred Turks arrived in the streets of Décines (near Lyon) shouting hostile slogans and threatening “to kill the Armenians”.

The prefect of the region of le Rhône issued this statement: “Attempts at intimidation do not have a place in the Republic”. Such faith in the Republic is heart-warming. But we can be sure that when a Turkish terrorist or a jihadist is determined to kill, he will kill. The prefect succeeded this time in dispersing the invaders, but next time?

Thursday October 29, morning - A 21-year-old Tunisian named Brahim Issaoui entered the Notre-Dame Basilica in Nice and killed three people. (And the prefect was speechless?)

Below, the mayor of Nice Christian Estrosi, in suit, fourth from left. Despite his protests to the contrary he collaborated in the Islamization of Nice by granting land to the Muslim associations for the building of a mosque. Having a mosque is the first step in the takeover of a city or country.

From the Daily Mail where you will find tons of photos of the Nice attack, comes this list of  related events:


 -  A security guard at the French consulate in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, was stabbed and wounded;
    
 - A man armed with a knife was arrested in Sartrouville near a church after vowing 'to do as in Nice';
    
  - An Afghan man was arrested in Lyon trying to board a train while armed with a long knife;
    
  - Malaysia's ex-PM said that Muslims have a right 'to kill millions of French people' if Islam is insulted;
    
  - French politicians lined up to demand tougher action against what Nice's mayor branded 'Islamo-fascism';
   
  - Online jihadists celebrated the triple killing in France and Saudi Arabia today, a report by SITE said

Below, Armenians march in Lyon:

Below, Turks and Azeris pursue Armenians in Lyon:

Note: There is much much more to be said on the Nice attack and the origins of the Islamic presence in Nice; on the enfeebled French government that can only respond with idiocies such as “this is unacceptable”.

Another topic of importance is the presence in France of Christian Armenians, largely assimilated into French culture, side by side with less well-assimilated Turks who came in thanks to the open-border, multi-cultural ideology, creating a SECOND front within France. First, Muslims versus the French; then Turks versus Armenians. But it’s the same battle.

One thing in France’s favor is the loyalty the government has shown towards its Armenian citizens who are among the best assimilated foreigners in the country. To call them foreigners is almost improper - they absorbed French culture like a sponge and they have tried to give back. The Lebanese Catholics are another Francophone group with long-standing ties to France and a deep interest and loyalty to French civilization. These Christian groups, so oppressed, must be supported.

However, there are also Muslim groups that have been loyal to France, without receiving much thanks. The Harkis for example who fought for French Algeria alongside French soldiers during the bitter Algerian War that ended with Algerian independence were rejected by de Gaulle as French citizens and often placed in camps, when they weren’t massacred by other Algerians who regarded them as traitors.

There is also more to be said about the multiple accusations and threats hurled at France, at Emmanuel Macron in particular, from Muslim countries around the world offended by the cartoons (or claiming to be) and holding Macron responsible. Protest marches in Muslim countries called  for boycotts against French products. Turkish president Erdogan called Macron "mentally ill", a term that applies equally well to Erdogan himself and to everybody who collaborated on the Islamization of France...

Hopefully, I'll have time time to deal with a fraction of these topics...

Please note: I have been unusually distracted by events in America. I hope to post soon on acts of terrorism in France and Austria, as well as Macron's sudden fall from grace in the Islamic world as he insists that the French Republic endorses a "right" to blasphemy. There is of course no inherent right to blasphemy except in so far as a government creates one. If he intends to keep millions of Muslims on French soil he may have to change the blasphemy laws. But his real problem is not that. His real problem is the massive presence of Islam on French soil. He seems to have no intention of changing immigration policies.

Macron is embroiled with both Lebanon and Turkey over the blasphemy laws.

If he bends to their will he will have admitted that sharia is stronger than French law. If he doesn't he will surely face more murders of innocent Frenchmen. But this is the result of trying to meld together two cultures that are totally different and not meant to be compatible. Equality does not mean compatibility. 

Macron's ambassador to Sweden recently said on Swedish television that "France is a Muslim country", causing a minor controversy. But then, Sweden is also a Muslim country!  So what's the problem?

France is also locked down as the number of cases of Covid-19 soar. I am still skeptical of statistics on this virus. 

As for the three persons killed in Nice in the cathedral they can be regarded as victims of a collaboration between the French authorities in Nice and the Islamic population. Years ago the mayor of Nice Christian Estrosi allowed the building of a mosque, though at the time he denied it. The on-going collaboration between mayors and Muslim associations in the proliferation of mosques throughout France is not a new story. France is reaping the whirlwind.

Things are not much better here. The American Democratic Party has proven itself to be a model of anti-American hatred, a model of brazen indifference to democratic procedures, a model of sheer thuggery. 

The American Democratic Party is now the leading force in the world for chaos, globalism, cancel-culture, and totalitarian control of the human mind.  They won't rest until the Constitution is destroyed and all freedoms abolished. Kamala Harris will become president since Mr. Biden is incapacitated. His age, his apparent memory failings, his corrupt past will all work against a four-year term. She has a "reputation", and she will appeal to young liberals with their bogus diplomas and their abortion mania. She is also overtly pro-Communist, and that always helps.

The election is not over, but I am assuming Biden stole it. Trump's lawyers and supporters will have to find the energy and the will to fight this unprecedented crime that was visible to all: mailboxes broken into, ballots stuffed in bags and confiscated, poll watchers locked out of the polls they were supposed to be watching, treason from the RINO media, i.e. Fox, etc... Twitter banned Trump's statement and Steve Bannon called for the arrest of Jack Dorsey, etc... It's been a wild 72 hours.

I have been posting sound bites on Twitter, for those interested. And you can follow some of those I follow: Diana West, Andy Ngô, Sebastien Gorka, among others...