Media Whimpers That Muslims Are the Victims of Charlie Hebdo Attack

08 Jan, 2015 by Dave Blount

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Who were the real victims of the terror attack on Charlie Hebdo? If you didn’t answer “put-upon Muslims,” report to the nearest reeducation camp at once. But first read this:

Muslim organizations in France have rushed to condemn the attack on the magazine, which had been firebombed in 2011 after publishing cartoons lampooning Islam. But those condemnations may not help the perception of Muslims in a society where they say they are marginalized.

Only liberal dhimmis take these pro forma condemnations even remotely seriously.

French Muslims “have for the majority the sensation that they are just second-class citizens,” Dalil Boubakeur, director of the Muslim Institute at the Grand Mosque of Paris, told French site Psychologies before the attack. “Our community feels it’s being regarded severely by people ready to amplify and demonize every detail of its cultural and religious identity,” he said.

People who on the whole come as colonists if not conquerors rather than immigrants, live off welfare, make no attempt to assimilate, kill the innocent in terror attacks, worship evil, and do everything in their power to destroy the host culture feel like “second-class citizens.” The heart bleeds.

French Muslims on social media are already fearing the backlash.

That backlash had better come soon, in some form that prevents the Muslim population in France from continuing to explode, or a once great nation’s future has been canceled.

Don’t hold your breath waiting for it. Remember the post-9/11 backlash the media kept sniveling about? Neither do I, because it never came. Instead we got a load of rhetoric from our supposedly right-wing president about how Islam is the “Religion of Peace.” Now Muslim immigration to the USA has been thrown into overdrive.

The only good thing about Islam is that it will either cure us of moonbattery or it will wipe us out. Either way we’ll be free of political correctness.