Un prof décapité en France

Hello, my friends. This week a teacher was beheaded in France. Many people wrote to me, tweeted me, asking me to intervene, to make a video. So I am very honored that my opinion matters to you. Now I would like to tell you a few things. You know, recently several French men and women have died. And if we were to line up the criminals, the murderers against a wall like that, we would see that we were dealing with a very motley crowd, as we like to say in right thinking circles. However, France today is paying for choices, ideological choices. It is important to know that an ideological choice can kill because ideology very often does not take hold in real. I can refer you to a video that I made at the time of the Mila affair, where I told you that Pakistani lynching is happening in France. So even if the guy was killed by a Chechen, we'll come back to that. We're dealing with the establishment in France. And it was already very obvious with the Mila affair of a type of lying change known up until now mainly in Pakistan. That is to say, the mob will seize a person, will seize someone and will accuse him of having blasphemed. Rightly or wrongly. The blasphemy will circulate on social networks, will be inflated, often embellished with Photoshop, with abracadabran testimonies and all that, with the aim of arousing anger. This was done by the students and then by their parents. There are extremely telling documents online. And then in the end, his superiors thought of punishing him. He was going to be punished for what he did. And they were caught a little off guard by Al Qaeda, who sent a Tetchin Chen, who very recently received a 10 year residence permit. Chechen Chen was an asylum seeker who had been rejected by Poland. The whole family is in France, by the way, because today his uncle spoke out, said yes, he expressed regret for the act that he found wrong. So he slit the throat of the teacher in question. So what I want to tell you is that if you look at Saudi Arabia or Algeria, the Emirates or Qatar or Yemen, I would like to ask you, how many foreigners are there in these countries on the S list or similar systems for radicalization? How many do you think? So I'll give you the figure for France. There are 8,000 in France, okay? There are 8,000s lists, roughly 4,000, give or take, 50 heads. Four thousand foreigners. So that means they are not French, they are people who have a residence permit. And 800 people, 800 people are completely undocumented. 800 foreigners who are already in violation of the laws on the residence of foreigners. There you have the figures. In France compared to Algeria or Saudi Arabia, do you know how many there are? In Saudi Arabia there are exactly zero. In Algeria there are exactly zero. In Yemen, there are exactly zero. In Qatar, there are exactly zero. I'm going to be super honest with you. I'm going to talk to you as if I wasn't recording. Only in countries of idiots. Really, Only in countries of idiots, in countries of morons do we tolerate someone coming from abroad and threatening us, threatening the nation. Representing. Representing a clear and certain danger to their identity through their ideology, their attitude, their thoughts, their speech, their associations, their acquaintances, their history. Only in France do we accept this kind of crap. I'm being really clear with you here. So in other countries. Other countries. I mean, normal countries, I want to say other countries, when a foreigner shows up, and this foreigner doesn't need to wait for someone to be slaughtered, this foreigner displays an attitude that sows doubt. We don't have a logic or an equation that says, yeah, but the doubt should benefit him. If there's a doubt, the doubt should benefit him. No, no, that's not how it works. You arrive in a country and people doubt your intentions. They don't need to prove it. They put you on a plane and you leave, okay? Only in France do you give your all. You give your best people, you give your teachers, you give your daughters, you give. You give your cops, you give your soldiers, you even give your children to this deity, okay? To this deity of the other person's religion, of whose ideology. That's not possible. It doesn't make sense to me. You know, I'm speaking to you in French and everything, but you have to know that in my head there are cables that touch each other. Here I have the impression that you have a deity that is a religion for the other person. Ultimately, you may not be very different collectively from this murderer, because this murderer slit the throat of a teacher, but you provided the teacher. You provided an innocent person. So you have a deity like that, and you are constantly providing him with innocent people as a holocaust to try to satisfy this deity. That's how I see you, in fact. So solutions exist. Solutions exist. There is no need for new laws, there is no need for new procedures. There is no. There is just a need to develop a bit of common sense and stop locking ourselves into deadly ideologies. Because you can say, yes, we let ourselves be killed and sooner or later things will calm down. No, sooner or later things will not calm down. The number of terrorists who have been creating Chendo in recent years is increasing. So first of all, why does France have terrorists as asylum? First of all, there is no French law, no international law, no asylum code or anything else that requires a country to grant asylum to criminals, thugs, murderers, pedophiles, rapists or other perpetrators. There's no law. Even the craziest pro Azel does not think that asylum should be granted to terrorists. So this terrorist and his family leave Chechnya for Chechen very well. But. Except that in Chechnya it is true that terrorism, for example, wanting to slit teachers throats and everything. In Chechnya things go really badly. Things go really badly for the throat slitters, not for the victims. The bank doesn't wait to have a body, a head and legs to go out and do a silent march with candles. That's not how it works. Putin said that he would kill terrorists even in the toilets. And I assure you that he kills them in the toilets over there if necessary. I'm. Wait, let me, let me breathe a little bit. H. Let me breathe. That's why I didn't want to make a video in the first place, okay? When I got this news, I went and made a video telling a bedtime story, okay? Because we had passed the warning stage. I had passed the stage where I came to formulate warnings in videos. We are in the stage where we are looking for salvation, we are looking for rescue at that point. So the terrorist in question, knowing that in the Czech Republic they are not very friendly towards terrorists, he comes to Europe, he goes to the Poles, who also don't really like terrorists. People who slit teachers throats and all, you know, it's not really their thing. The Poles are very nice and all, but people who slit teachers throats. There you go. They said no, they said, thank you. But hey, I'm not going to accuse them of suggesting that you go to France. But I mean, your reputation precedes you. You are the country. You are the country where any scoundrel is welcome. You are the country where any terrorist is welcome. Any criminal against humanity is welcome. Any person with an absolutely abominable past is welcome. You are the country where any fraudster, any person determined to commit fraud, to obtain social assistance, to use 25 identities to build real estate in their country by skipping your social assistance is welcome. That's your reputation. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. If you didn't know, I'm telling you now. Huh? Just go to the immigration forums and all that. And you'll know if you don't already know. So he comes to France and of course, of course there's a red carpet. A red carpet. And then if the gentleman hangs out with people from Al Qaeda or makes terrorist speeches or all that, well, what do we do with the French taxpayers money? By the way, how many French taxpayers are there? I have the impression that there are 12 billion because the taxpayer's money is spent as if he were a powerful person. What do we do? We're going to file the guy s and then we're going to follow him, right? We're going to put the cops on the case, the administration is going to work and all that. Until the day when there's this teacher with the same testimony from a single source. He wasn't Islamophobic. And honestly, I don't think that this teacher, I don't think that this teacher meant anything bad. No, there weren't any. There weren't even any bad intentions. He was a teacher in the national education system, a leftist who worked for a factory that was trying to get rid of anti fascists and leftists. So I mean, that teacher, honestly, I don't think for a second, I don't think for a second that in his head he thought he was doing evil or that he wanted to provoke or that he was in a revolutionary or angry attitude or I don't know what. No, no, not at all. He was just a teacher. There was this event about the cartoons that came up recently. He wanted to provoke a debate in his class. I imagine he took the mildest ones. He even went so far as to tell his Muslim students, listen, if this is too much for you and you can't stand the sight of certain images, I don't want to offend you, but you can absolutely leave. That's it. And I'll call you back when it's time to come back. I mean, the guy, he really did his job. He really did his job. The story is getting out of hand, Pam. The guy gets his head cut off. I mean, in this regard, I'll tell you something. If you work for the national education system, I'll give you some advice. Avoid teaching Islam because with these stories with your country that is turning into Pakistan, because your country, by the. By the. By the skewer, has the biggest collection, the biggest collection of Islamists on earth. Because in Saudi Arabia they only have Islamists from Saudi Arabia. In Algeria we only have Islamists from Algeria. In Morocco they have Islamists from Morocco. You have the whole Skewer, you have the whole collection from each country, right? As a French newspaper recently said, you now even have Tetchen angels. We used to call them angels. Guardian angels, right? Articles that don't age well. The article is from three months ago and the article came out at the time when there was this big fight between Maghrebens and Chenchen and all that. So I was saying that if today a non Muslim teacher came to teach Islam or the history of Islam or anything about Islam, you know what the risk is? The risk, because I hear Westerners talking about Islam and very well meaning Westerners, I hear them talking about Islam and in fact, you know what? Without really doing it on purpose, but without doing it on purpose, they could blaspheme. The guy could touch a page of the Koran. The gap can say something, but which is completely commonplace for him perhaps. And he will say it in a very good way, with very good intentions. It is blasphemy. It will circulate on social networks, it will be inflated. He will end up. He will end up split in two, right? Okay, that's the thing. Today I read the reaction of students of some students in the media and who said, yes, well, somewhere, somewhere he was trying a little bit. You shouldn't think that people are going to cry, okay? They will say, well, yes, we don't insult the prophet because we have to know one thing. Knowing that today Islam is part of the Republic. It's not me who says it, it's the official authorities. You have to know that officially in Islam, because before signing. Because the problem, the problem with the Republic is that it signs blank CHCs. That is to say, you go to SA Bukhari and other books that are extremely important books in Islam that are literally pillars of Islam, that are not books of Al Qaeda or daa, that are books for everyone, that are found in mosques, in schools, in families that are read by everyone. And in these books, the punishment for anyone who insults the Prophet is very clearly stated as being death. So you see the thing, it means that today if this guy had not been killed by the cops, he could have come before the court and said, I applied my religion. Do you see what I mean? Religion that is recognized by the Republic, funded by the Republic, supported by the Republic and all that, okay? So listen, listen, my friends, uh, we are playing with fire. We get burned, huh? It's unfortunate, but that's how it is, huh? You bring in, you bring in throat cutters. You bring in throat cutters from other countries, you welcome them, you Finance them, you feed them. What do you think they're going to do, huh? They're going to open nurseries, they're going to open daycare centers for children? What do you think they're going to do? What does a murderer do? What does a terrorist do? When you welcome them and house them and all that? They're going to commit an act at some point. Something that's going to upset them. It could be anything. They're going to feel upset and then they're going to take action. There you go. Anyway, I'll stop there. I'm a little tired of stating the obvious, but it's. Yeah, it's a waste. It's a waste, right? It's. Yeah. Nothing's going to happen, right? Nothing's going to happen. What happened to the people massacred at the Bataclan, to the children who were crushed on the Promenade de Anglianas? What happened? Well, nothing. That's it. Well, nothing's going to happen. In the coming days, people are going to say that he was a discreet guy, that he was a nice guy who did a good job without any problems. We didn't expect him to do that. We never thought he could do that. And then you're going to have the tongue tied people too, because there are the head cutters and then the tongue tied people who capitalize on that to make you feel a little guilty in a way. That's what you call it. It smacks of a narcissistic pervert. It's your fault. It's your fault. You should never have criticized religion, you know, you shouldn't provoke. Islamophobia is not good, right? It's racism. It's Islamophobia that feeds this kind of thing. Islam is the first victim. You. You understand? That's the kind of talk it's going to come. It's a classic. It's a classic. And yes, and yes, Mamacrok. We had a madman in Algeria who always said, you don't know who you're with. I don't know how to translate that. If someone can help me translate. Brock is the. You don't know who you're with. You don't know who you're with. Do you understand? You're surrounded by wolves. You're surrounded by people who on this subject, can send Aryan into space or do stuff and all that. I trust you very much on certain things. On the other hand, on this topic, on the topic of sedition, casing and sharing, there are people who are way, way ahead of you. And you are playing on a losing field. I'm telling you, you are playing on a losing field. You have no chance. Okay? So it's fair for me to tell you you don't know what you're playing with. You are playing with something that will tear your country, your society, your history from under your feet. And you won't stand a chance. I'll leave you. I'll leave you. I'll try to start this car and go home, okay? And then I'll see you at the next beheading. See you soon.