Western Lives Matter: Teacher Beheaded in Paris

by Giulio Meotti • October 20, 2020 at 5:00 am

"This is not an act of 'separatism', it is a declaration of war that must be dealt with accordingly". — Pascal Bruckner, French author.
France's elites... fail to understand the ideological war that the enemies of open societies have declared on them. You can see it from the targets of the attacks by extremists: Jews, a priest, cartoonists, tourists, ordinary people, policemen, now a teacher.
An entire community of immigrants, who enjoyed all the freedoms we had granted them, ambushed him.... It is a racism condoned by imams who had called [the beheaded teacher] Paty "delinquent".
"[T]here is the continuity of our submission. I am convinced that if we had known how to say no, we would not be here. They all bowed their heads out of fear of appearing racist or out of patronage." — Élisabeth Badinter, author, Le Point, October 16, 2020.
If the French authorities do not take the many warnings to heart, even after a school teacher was beheaded in broad daylight by a terrorist shouting "Allahu Akbar", it means that the fight is over and they might as well raise a white flag over the Eiffel Tower.

Samuel Paty, the French school teacher beheaded in a Paris suburb by a Chechen migrant, was the victim of the most ferocious racism that circulates today in Western democracies, that of fundamentalist beliefs against "infidels". Paty was murdered for having carried out his work with conscience and courage, educating his students to respect the founding values of our societies and the words mounted over the doors of his school: Liberté, égalité, fraternité. Pictured: Bois-d'Aulne College in Conflans-Saint-Honorine, where Samuel Paty was murdered on October 16. (Photo by Bertrand Guay/AFP via Getty Images)

Western Lives Matter. We should ask all the journalists, the politicians, the clerics, the people of the street, to kneel for Samuel Paty. This French school teacher was the victim of the most ferocious racism that circulates today in Western democracies, that of fundamentalist beliefs against "infidels". The Chechen terrorist, after beheading Paty, called him a "dog". "In the name of Allah, the most gracious, the most merciful...," the terrorist wrote after the attack, "Macron, the leader of the infidels, I executed one of your dogs who dared to belittle Muhammad...".

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Turkey: The Dark Side of Religious Sects

by Burak Bekdil • October 20, 2020 at 4:00 am

The school curriculum teaches boys that the female sex is inferior and second-class, while it teaches girls to be a slave to a man. — Professor Esergül Balcı, Report from Izmir September 9^th University, September 5, 2020.
In 2010 a scandal in Siirt in southeast Turkey revealed serial rapes in this conservative little town, including cases of adults raping minors and minors raping toddlers, even killing one.... "This is a small town," the mayor said... "Almost everyone is related to everyone.".... No one was prosecuted.

What in the modern world is widely viewed as sexual abuse of minors is standard social behavior for Turkish Islamists. For instance, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's one-time staunchest ally and his choice for president (when Erdoğan was prime minister), Abdullah Gül, married his wife, Hayrunisa, when she was 15 years old and he was 30. Pictured: Abdullah and Hayrunisa Gül on May 13, 2008 in Ankara, Turkey. (Photo by Getty Images)

When, in 1925, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of modern Turkey, banned all Islamic sects, dervishes, lodges and other religious cults dating from the Ottoman times, he publicly said, "The Turkish Republic cannot be a republic of sheiks, dervishes and their disciples. The only right sect is the sect of civilization." Almost a century after the birth of a modern nation, nevertheless, the Turkish Republic has indeed become a republic of sheiks, dervishes and their millions of disciples.

The findings of an academic from Izmir's September 9^th University are worse than scary. The following is from Professor Esergül Balcı's alarming report:

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