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Clash of Civilizations: “It is time for the West to change.” [Darleen Click]

Sharia is the whole package:

On the Ben Shapiro Show Thursday, Imam Anjem Choudary said the President Obama is “inventing” his own version of Islam to forward his foreign policy agenda and that the “radical” form Choudary espouses simply aligns with the principles of the Koran and Sharia Law.

Shapiro led into the segment by quoting from Choudary’s USA Today Jan. 8 opinion piece titled “People Know the Consequences,” which blamed the French government for allowing publications to “provoke Muslims” and argued that Muslims do not in fact believe in the freedom of expression:

Contrary to popular misconception, Islam does not mean peace but rather means submission to the commands of Allah alone. Therefore, Muslims do not believe in the concept of freedom of expression, as their speech and actions are determined by divine revelation and not based on people’s desires.

Shapiro then asked Choudary to discuss the Muslim view on the freedom of expression, specifically with regard to the Charlie Hebdo massacre. Choudary explained that Muslim scripture made clear that those who insult the Prophet, like journalists at Charlie Hebdo, must be punished: “Those who would insult the Prophet, kill them.” Sharia Law he said, clearly requires any who would insult those Muslims deem “prophets,” including Moses and Jesus, be tried in court and punished. This a system, he added, that Muslims are willing to “fight for and even die for.”

When Shapiro asked him if he believed that Western governments should ban the blasphemy of Mohammed, Choudary said he wanted Sharia Law in its entirety to be imposed on Western governments because it was a “better” system. However, if that were not possible, laws should be put in place against “provoking Muslims.” As he stressed in his article, Choudary said that killings like those Wednesday are “the consequence of insulting the Prophet.” […]

Pointing to the incompatibility of the Western and Sharia systems, Shapiro asked Choudary why the West should allow people like him to live in their boundaries. Choudary said he was born in England so he had the right to live there, and that “people always change” and “change is good,” so he believed that it was time for the West to change.

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Related — via eCurmudgeon

Hate speech is not “freedom” in any way, shape, or form, and those who attempt to describe it as such are doing a great deal of harm to the cause of freedom. […]

The American Civil Rights Act is the only anti-discrimination law in the world that does not outlaw hate speech. In all other countries, it’s simply assumed that any anti-discrimination law – even the most basic and bare-bones one – would outlaw any discriminatory expressions. Indeed, international human rights law establishes very clearly that any expression of ideas based on racial superiority or hatred is illegal racial discrimination. This is not a controversial or disputed thing. It is considered a basic obligation for any free and democratic country to outlaw hate speech. The US is the only country in the world that rejects this. […]

We can see from the recent massacre at hate speech magazine Charlie Hebdo‘s headquarters in France what can happen as a result of hate speech – in this case, the magazine had a long history of inciting racial and religious hatred and violence, particularly against Muslims. The same thing happened – on an even larger scale – when the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten published cartoons inciting racist hatred and violence against Muslims. The United Nations, the Council of Europe, and countless human rights groups have repeatedly stressed that countries like France and Denmark need to pass and enforce much stricter legislation against all forms of hate speech and discrimination, but those countries refused to listen and, as a result, they experienced the consequences of allowing hate speech and discrimination to flourish. Words and images do have consequences, and those consequences can often be fatal for many innocent people. […]

Immediately after the recent terrorist attack happened in France, the hashtag #KillAllMuslims started trending on Twitter. In civilized countries, this violates numerous laws against incitement to racist hatred, violence, murder, and genocide. Human rights activists all over the world expressed their strong outrage and sought to have governments force Twitter to ban the hashtag along with seeking to have anyone using the hashtag jailed. But it’s incredibly difficult to protect human rights on the Internet when the United States controls most of the Internet. Twitter is a US website, so human rights groups were unable to have the US government force Twitter to remove the hashtag since it falls under America’s ridiculously twisted and backwards notion of “free speech”. The United States is literally allowing people to openly and publicly incite genocide against minorities in the name of “free speech”. How can the US possibly call itself a civilized country when it allows this?

Submission, indeed.

82 Replies to “Clash of Civilizations: “It is time for the West to change.” [Darleen Click]”

  1. LBascom says:

    The barbarians are at the gates. We best not make them angry. Submit!

  2. sdferr says:

    “change is good”

    Yes, well, good change is good, whereas bad change is bad. The trick is in the distinguishing.

  3. cranky-d says:

    The longer we wait to respond, the more deadly our response will have to be.

    The question is not if anyone is going to be killed, it’s how many millions will have to be killed. The more our government continues to submit, the more people will have to die. The longer they wait, the higher the death toll will be right here at home.

  4. sdferr says:

    With ClownDisaster’s pronouncement of the words “The future does not belong to those who slander the Prophet if Islam” the surrender of the United States was complete.

    That too can change, of course, but is by no means a guaranteed thing, even after the MoronInChief has been dispatched to tending to his growing monetary fortune.

  5. cranky-d says:

    Our foreign policy can change with every new president. I haven’t completely given up hope. That can wait until I see who gets selected to captain the Titanic next.

  6. geoffb says:

    Mock them both, Progressives and Islamists, good and hard, but keep yourself armed to defend you and yours. This will be a long war.

  7. Cortillaen says:

    Since “people always change” and “change is good”, Choudary should have no problem with changing Islam to be a less bloodthirsty ideology.

  8. serr8d says:

    If hate speech and inciteful text are banned, the Qur’an would necessarily be the first to go. Few texts exist that have such a bloody and destructive history. #ReformIslamNOW!, beginning with a forced rewrite of the Qur’an.

    Else later generations, perhaps less tolerant than ours, will have to eliminate the threat that the Qur’an presents to all of the human species.

  9. sdferr says:

    on your feet or on your knees

    or

    soft white underbelly

  10. serr8d says:

    The always outspoken Ayaan Hirsi Ali…

    Is this some kind of cult? Or are the principles of this cult embedded in Islam? I happen to think they are embedded in Islam. The only way peace-loving Muslims can get rid of this is by reforming their religion so that, for example, it can no longer provide justifications for murdering people deemed to be blasphemers.

    http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/01/08/ayaan-hirsi-ali-our-duty-is-to-keep-charlie-hebdo-alive.html

  11. sdferr says:

    *** “They picked them up by their arms and legs and held them over the brick furnace until their clothes caught fire. And then they threw them [alive] inside the furnace.” — Javeed Maseeh, family spokesman, concerning a Christian couple in Pakistan murdered on rumors they had burned verses from the Qur’an. ***

  12. newrouter says:

    #koranishatespeech

  13. happyfeet says:

    drink shitwater w/ billgates ‘n melinda like a goddamn american why don’t ya

    it’s not like obama ain’t pezzydent

  14. happyfeet says:

    DRINK it

    stop talking just drink

  15. happyfeet says:

    shut the fuck up and drink the shitwater

  16. McGehee says:

    It’s true though, the West must change. It must stop assuming its antagonists can be reasoned with or appeased. It must renounce the impulse of paying the Danegeld. It must accept that it still faces an existential threat that can only come down to annihilation of one side or the other.

    It doesn’t matter that we do not wish to be at war with Islam, if Islam is already at war with us. The planet isn’t big enough anymore for the both of us.

  17. McGehee says:

    By the way, in this context “clash of civilizations” is and has always been bullshit. This is a clash between civilization and its opposite.

  18. newrouter says:

    >This is a clash between western civilization and its opposite.<

  19. McGehee says:

    It’s a clash between western civilization and the opposite of all civilization.

  20. happyfeet says:

    you need a straw?

    ok fine i bring you a straw

    brb

  21. happyfeet says:

    >This is a clash between western civilization and its opposite.< – See more at: https://proteinwisdom.com/?p=55894#comment-1200619 SEE MORE SEE MORE

    bull and also shit

    western civ used to have self-confidence

    you know – like fonzie

  22. guinspen says:

    **** Maiduguri (Nigeria) (AFP) – Two explosions rocked northeast Nigeria on Saturday, including one by a female suicide bomber thought to be just 10 years old who blew herself up in a crowded market, as the US condemned a bloody spike in Boko Haram violence.

    At least 19 people were killed at the Monday Market in the Borno State capital, Maiduguri, at about 12:40 pm (1140 GMT) when it was packed with shoppers and traders.

    Hours later, a suspicious vehicle that had been stopped at a checkpoint outside the city of Potiskum, in neighbouring Yobe, exploded at a police station as its driver was being taken in for questioning.

    A police officer accompanying the car and the driver were killed, an officer said. Potiskum has been a repeated target for militant violence.

    Both blasts came a week after a major Boko Haram attack on the fishing town of Baga in northern Borno State, which is believed to be the worst in the bloody six-year insurgency.

    The town and at least 16 nearby settlements in and around Lake Chad were burnt to the ground and at least 20,000 people forced to flee their homes.

    “For five kilometres (three miles), I kept stepping on dead bodies until I reached Malam Karanti village, which was also deserted and burnt,” one survivor, fisherman Yanaye Grema, said.

    But there was no independent corroboration of the huge numbers of dead cited locally.

    The US State Department said Boko Haram’s recent escalation of attacks on civilians “shows no regard for human life” and called for those responsible to be brought to justice.

    “The United States abhors such violence, which continues to take a terrible toll on the people of Nigeria and the broader region, including Cameroon,” it added. ****

    It Can’t Happen Here

  23. serr8d says:

    Western civilization failed to jump the shar…
    Fonzie at least passed into obscureland without bleeding out in his leather jacket.

  24. happyfeet says:

    just in case we should keep some neosporin handy

  25. newrouter says:

    fonzie jumped a shark just saying

  26. happyfeet says:

    sharks are SO rambunctious

    i’m totally on the record about this

  27. newrouter says:

    jump a shark A bomb mecca during the hajj

  28. newrouter says:

    send the mecca rock to the moon. allan “jackie gleason” ackbar!

  29. sdferr says:

    with shivilization ya gets the knife

  30. happyfeet says:

    hah i’ve always meant to look up the original but then i keep replaying bobby

    i think i’m a go click on bobby now

  31. Ernst Schreiber says:

    We can see from the recent massacre at hate speech magazine Charlie Hebdo‘s headquarters in France what can happen as a result of hate speech – in this case, the magazine had a long history of inciting racial and religious hatred and violence, particularly against Muslims. The same thing happened – on an even larger scale – when the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten published cartoons inciting racist hatred and violence against Muslims.

    Ah yes, I remember it well, the anti-muslim pogrom of 2006. The local mosque was firebombed. The police had to set up barricades around the multi-cultural center, where the leaders of the local black and hispanic communites held a press conference to say “hey, we only let them use one room once a month. We ain’t them, yo.” The Somalis took their kids out of school and kept them out. Sure, the Lebanese restaurant was burned down, but when people found out the owner was Christian, we held a fundraiser so she could rebuild.

    Good times. Good times.

    Too bad it didn’t happen. Given the muslim response to a couple of scribble of ink on a fucking piece of paper!

  32. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Shorter me: Tanya Cohen is a fucking idiot who has her facts completely ass backwards as far as violence goes.

    I wish vets could get the same consideration the next time some long-haired maggot-infested red-diaper doper type burned an American flag and got his ass handed to him for “inciting hatred and violence” against amongst veterans.

  33. happyfeet says:

    Tanya Cohen is a fucking idiot who has her facts completely ass backwards and she cheats at scrabble.

  34. Ernst Schreiber says:

    You know what else happens as a result of incitement, Tanya Cohen?

    Rape.

    Charlotte “Charlie” Hebdo stumbled drunkenly down the dark ally behind frat row in her micro-mini cocktail dress and not much else, with a half-empty bottle of sauvignon blanc in one hand, and her 6 inch “fuck-me” pumps in the other. Hebdo not only incited rape, but rape HAPPENED because of incitement.

    The dirty slut. She had it coming.

    One of yuse twitterpater tweeters feel free to use that. Assuming the comparison hasn’t already been made.

  35. sdferr says:

    What a massive rally to demonstrate western impotence the French and other world leaders are holding in Paris today. Visually huge, enormous mass of people who intend no one any harm, save perhaps themselves, and that only in the breach. How beautifully useless. Sympathetic, yes, sure. But determined to make war on the warring? Why would anyone think that? Is the rally being held in the Muslim controlled French-no-go zones of the banlieues? faugh, it is to laugh. I’d even bet the leftist C. Hebdo staff remnants are appalled by the impotent street theater.

  36. mc4ever59 says:

    Agree 1000%, sdferr. Impotence is exactly the right word.
    This need not be a ‘long war’ at all- if the U.S. and west have the will to do what needs to be done.
    It starts with attacking the messengers and PR for the enemy here at home. That’s the media and organizations such as CAIR. Go after them and their message without letup or any hint of political correctness.
    Name the enemy, and let’s throw in how Islam isn’t really a religion as much as it is a political movement. Add in the fact that Mohamed was a bloodthirsty lunatic mass murderer and pedophile who married a 9 year old at age 51. Point out that Islam does not mean ‘peace’, it means ‘submit’.
    Then for the meat and potatoes. Go after and kill the Jihadists wherever they are, without restrictions or apology.
    Don’t have the stomach for it? Then roll over and die, and to hell with you.

  37. eCurmudgeon says:

    Shorter me: Tanya Cohen is a fucking idiot who has her facts completely ass backwards as far as violence goes.

    Or that “Tanya Cohen” is a professional troll.

    I’m still not sure which…

  38. geoffb says:

    Hail Britannia, ever, ever, ever to be slaves.

  39. geoffb says:

    White House press secretary Josh Earnest said in a statement this morning that on Feb. 18 they will host “a Summit on Countering Violent Extremism to highlight domestic and international efforts to prevent violent extremists and their supporters from radicalizing, recruiting, or inspiring individuals or groups in the United States and abroad to commit acts of violence, efforts made even more imperative in light of recent, tragic attacks in Ottawa, Sydney, and Paris.”

    “This summit will build on the strategy the White House released in August of 2011, Empowering Local Partners to Prevent Violent Extremism in the United States, the first national strategy to prevent violent extremism domestically,” Earnest added in an administration back-pat.

    “Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) efforts rely heavily on well-informed and resilient local communities. Boston, Los Angeles, and Minneapolis-St. Paul have taken the lead in building pilot frameworks integrating a range of social service providers, including education administrators, mental health professionals, and religious leaders, with law enforcement agencies to address violent extremism as part of the broader mandate of community safety and crime prevention.

    The main subject will likely be how to suppress and eliminate those with Tea Party sympathies. Violent armed wreckers that they are.

  40. eCurmudgeon says:

    The main subject will likely be how to suppress and eliminate those with Tea Party sympathies. Violent armed wreckers that they are.

    Most likely via the “mental health” route – after all, anyone who actually wants to own a firearm is obviously showing symptoms of “Gun Fetishism”, which is recognized as a known precursor to violent behavior and sufficient cause to deny said ownership…

  41. newrouter says:

    In a time of universal deceit – telling the truth is a revolutionary act.

    George Orwell

  42. cranky-d says:

    I just completed workplace violence training for work. One symptom of a potentially violent person is “liking guns too much.”

    Whatever that means.

  43. cranky-d says:

    Did I mention the training was for work?

  44. McGehee says:

    I define “liking guns too much” as a fetish unlikely to be found on Youporn.

  45. newrouter says:

    >One symptom of a potentially violent person is “liking sharia guns too much.”<

  46. newrouter says:

    to french jews,

    get a tourist visa and land here. play baracky’s wetback game.

  47. palaeomerus says:

    “Potentially violent” sounds like profiling to me. Is potential violence a crime now?

  48. McGehee says:

    That would cut into my negotiating strategy.

  49. cranky-d says:

    Basically, it means if I start talking about liking guns, company policy would likely have the people who heard it reporting me to HR and my supervisor.

    It’s OK to own them, or use them occasionally for hunting, but that’s it.

  50. cranky-d says:

    Wait until they hear that I’m a life member in the N.R.A.

    Whoops!

  51. Ernst Schreiber says:

    I don’t personally believe in modern day, post-Christian prophets, but if I did, I’d have to assume C.S. Lewis was one of them, because he saw this nonsense coming. He saw how the deliberate corruption of language leads inexorably to the degradation of society and the eventual corruption of mankind. We are seeing it now: let’s pretend that certain things don’t mean what they mean so that we may hopefully be the last up against the wall when the violent and perpetually offended hordes finally take control.

    Maybe if we just call him “The Prophet” and tut-tut his detractors under our breath, his zealous followers will leave us alone and instead attack those fools who called him “a prophet,” or — gasp — used his actual name, or — even worse — drew a picture of him. Maybe they will look upon us with favor and spare us as a way of repaying our subservience to their ideology. Maybe our deliberate corruption of language in service of a violent strain of religion will signal that we mean them no harm. Maybe our weakness will be seen as strength. Maybe our lack of spine will be seen as courage. Maybe up will be down, hot will be cold, and slavery will be freedom.

    Who do you suppose would be in the most trouble with H.R. for goofing off on the internet on the company’s dime?

    employee A) who’s watching a professionally produced video review of a firearms manufacturer’s new tacticool sporticle

    employee B) who’s watching a video of some idiot’s idiot girlfriend whacking herself in the nose with the barrel of a shotgun because he’d rather get a cheap laugh than teach her how to properly shoulder his turkey gun.

    employee C) who’s watching ISIS’s latest behead an infidel special.

  52. sdferr says:

    I saw a headline on twitter yesterday to this effect: “Who were the 17 killed in Paris attacks?”. It was attached to a link to a CNN story, so I expected that going to see the CNN story I would see images of the slain, along with short biographies of each. I did a quick calculation of the dead of whom I knew in order to see whether I had that number, 17, corresponding to the news stories I had heard. 10 dead in the C. Hebdo offices, two gendarmes outside the Hebdo offices, one (female) gendarme shot to death while attending a traffic incident elsewhere in Paris, and finally, four Jews shot to death in the Kosher market. (And so it was, the CNN piece.)

    But then I saw a story about a jogger shot to death (seemingly at random, since no motive has been told) on last Wed. evidently killed by a gun recovered at the HyperChacher market, so that would make 18 murders associated with the jihadist killers.

    And then came the FoxNews crawler with this (gisted) headline “20 killed in Paris in three days”.

    Whoa, I thought, two more? Who? Where? Were they police involved in the HyperChacher raid/liberation?

    No.

    No.

    FoxNews was reverting to the 17 murder victims (leaving out of count the murdered jogger) and then adding the 3 vile murderers to their tally.

    How sweet of them, how considerate.

    I don’t suggest this is in any way a novel practice. However, the practice remains no less stomach turning for all that.

  53. sdferr says:

    We are inundated with measures, mismeasures and non-measures of the western world’s seriousness and unseriousness regarding the ongoing war against warring militant Islam.

    ClownDisaster, PresIVotePresentAndWonPenPhone has called for a “Summit on Countering Violent Extremism” of US “allies” to be held in Washington D.C. Feb. 18th.

    Y’know, an infantilizing community organizing symposium intended to humiliate any serious adults still populating our “allied” leader list.

    I’d suggest that non-attendance at that summit will itself be a significant measure of the seriousness of the war-fighting attitude of those who do not attend, and hence do not bow down to the aimed humiliations of the unserious community organizer, and that contrariwise, attendance will indicate the opposite.

  54. geoffb says:

    ”U.S. President Barack Obama will invite allies to a Feb. 18 security summit in Washington to try and prevent violent extremism, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said on Sunday after meeting his European counterparts in Paris.”

    Among the measures proposed by the Europeans are a Passenger Name Record database and tighter control of the Internet to prevent Hate Speech. ”We need to work more closely with Internet companies to guarantee the reporting and if possible removal of all content that amounts to an apology of terrorism or calls for violence and hatred,” the French interior minister said.

  55. geoffb says:

    Je Suis Sick and Tired of Cant — By Clarice Feldman

    Long but good.

  56. Ernst Schreiber says:

    When they’re done solving hate speech, maybe the Europeans could buck themselves up to do something about hate action?

  57. geoffb says:

    “Je Suis Charlie?”

    Just shut yer yap bitches, if’n ya know what’s good fer ya.

  58. sdferr says:

    One good ba-bawk deserves another.

  59. Ernst Schreiber says:

    I’m starting to think Abraham Maslow may have a lot to answer for:

    [T]he message is the same[:] Light candles, leave flowers, compose hashtags and march around in approved places but leave the thinking to Obama, Cameron and Hollande.

    Our Western leaders are on one side of the chessboard and the big kingpins of the international Jihad — the Middle Eastern billionaires and the heads of rogue state intelligence agencies — are on the other. Their foot soldiers in the lands of Islam might be starvelings fighting for a pittance. But their recruits in the West, the Lone Wolves, come from that part of the population which in each generation doesn’t want to stay on the conveyor belt. They are the guys who some reason don’t want to spend their lives driving back and forth from the panel beating shop to public housing.

    They are the reprobates who don’t want to sit down to take a leak or press their legs together in subway seats; who don’t want to eat arugula. They are the crazies who want the superhero stuff, fast cars, the big headlines, the testosterone and adrenaline high; who want to proclaim they exist.

    [. . . .]

    In another era the same personality types would have joined anarchist groups, bombed Alexander II, shot William McKinley or Franz Ferdinand; shot up Lod Airport or joined the Red Brigades. The ideologies would have differed but the temperaments would have been the same. Each generation has a cohort that affirms itself by burning down the surrounds; that is driven by a need to believe so strong as to make them willing to be henchmen for the modern day equivalent of the Black Hand. Anything for the chance, before they leave this godless, meaningless existence to shout: “look mom, I’m on top of the world.”

    Read the whole thing

    You know, Lee Harris was inspired to write a whole book just because somebody he knew told him that 9/11 was the greatest piece of performance art ever enacted.

  60. geoffb says:

    Quite, “Right On.”

  61. guinspen says:

    “Kick in the chicken.”

    Plus, bonus gander and goose.

  62. guinspen says:

    Grade “a” chicken.

  63. […] shoots that proposal down in one, centered head […]

  64. geoffb says:

    Our fighting mad President.

    President Barack Obama has a moral responsibility to push back on the nation’s journalism community when it is planning to publish anti-jihadi articles that might cause a jihadi attack against the nation’s defenses forces, the White House’s press secretary said Jan. 12.

    You have been warned, so shut up.

  65. McGehee says:

    I’m fast approaching the point of rescinding my wish that Obama never come to harm.

  66. Lesson Learned by Cryin’ John: Don’t drink and drive in Ohio.

  67. Slartibartfast says:

    Hebdo not only incited violence, but violence HAPPENED as a result of incitement.

    Shorter: bitch was asking for it, wearing an outfit like that.

  68. geoffb says:

    Related to my 11:15 am link above.

    Because we have already established that actual real world evil can be addressed and disposed of with mopey faces and cardboard twitter signs.

    Yes, America. This is Europe mocking your vapid, insincere leaders. And we deserve it.

    It is also a big F*** YOU to the entire ‘je suis charlie’ movement, to the extent that it is a transient fad to most people.

    All you have to do now to be one of the cool kids who REALLY CARES about a catastrophe is to post a picture of yourself making a super-sad face and holding a sign that says, ‘bring back our girls,’ or ‘je suis charlie.’ And hold the pose for one day.

    The bloody, tattered wreck that remains of Charlie Hebdo still has the strength to call out the fashionable on their insincerity. This is not pseudo-satire, as some idiot wannabe snobs would claim. This is the real deal. They are straight-out calling an asshole, an asshole.

    Hebdo writer Caroline Fourest appeared Wednesday evening on SkyNews to tout her magazine’s hot-selling post-attack issue, with cover art showing Muhammed holding up a “Je Suis Charlie” sign and a caption reading “All Is Forgiven.”

    “I’m very sad, very sad that journalists in UK do not support us, that journalists in UK betray what journalism is about by thinking that people cannot be grown enough to decide if a drawing is offending or not,” she said to the hosts of SkyNews Tonight via satellite. “Because you are not even showing it.”

    The camera then panned out as Fourest reached for a copy of the magazine and continued: “It is completely crazy that in UK you cannot show a simple drawing as that.” At this point, she was holding the Muhammed artwork in full view of the camera, before the photographer panned upwards and then SkyNews immediately returned back to studio.

    The anchor then explained the decision to cut away: “We at SkyNews have chosen not to show that cover, so we’d appreciate it, Caroline, not showing that.”

    “I do apologize,” the anchor continued, “for any of our viewers who may have been offended by that.”

    Charlie knows assholes and knows how to apply the boot.

  69. geoffb says:

    Pelosi talking about the Obama no-show in Paris.

    “The strong bond France has been a country that has been on the forefront of liberty, equality, fraternity, and we share those values. And I think whether we were standing there physically, our country is there with the French people.”

    Her revolution is showing.

  70. newrouter says:

    >Charlie knows assholes and knows how to apply the boot.<

    allan ackbar!

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