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11 dead in shooting at Paris offices of satirical magazine
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Ali raza babar
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: Eleven dead, 10 wounded in Paris shooting:
Your Statement Contradicts your verdict.
Any follower of Religion of Peace wont kill ANYBODY.
Your Statement Contradicts your verdict.
Any follower of Religion of Peace wont kill ANYBODY.
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M Ali Khan
Minister (2k+ posts)
Re: Eleven dead, 10 wounded in Paris shooting:
Charlie Hebdo is known for its extreme no-holds-barred satire on politics and religion. It represents the far-left of France and has taken a lot of pot shots on Jihadis and ISIS in recent times, facing many threats.
France itself has been tense due to bad economy, ethno-religious tensions (esp immigrants from North Africa), rise for racist far-right groups, French military role in Libya Mali and Syria....
and it all boils over into this tragedy.
Charlie Hebdo is known for its extreme no-holds-barred satire on politics and religion. It represents the far-left of France and has taken a lot of pot shots on Jihadis and ISIS in recent times, facing many threats.
France itself has been tense due to bad economy, ethno-religious tensions (esp immigrants from North Africa), rise for racist far-right groups, French military role in Libya Mali and Syria....
and it all boils over into this tragedy.
Bangash
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: Eleven dead, 10 wounded in Paris shooting:
[video]http://www.bild.de/news/ausland/schiesserei/schuesse-in-zeitung-redaktion-charlie-hebdo-39231410.bild.html[/video]
مسلمانوں کے خلاف نکلنے والے اخبارکے آفس کے سامنے راکٹ لانچر اور کلاشنکوف سے حملہ بارہ افراد قتل ہوئے ہیں
[video]http://www.bild.de/news/ausland/schiesserei/schuesse-in-zeitung-redaktion-charlie-hebdo-39231410.bild.html[/video]
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M Ali Khan
Minister (2k+ posts)
Re: Eleven dead, 10 wounded in Paris shooting:
this is what Charlie Hebdo's twitter account posted just 2 hours before the attack
https://twitter.com/Charlie_Hebdo_/status/552773881283764224/photo/1
this is what Charlie Hebdo's twitter account posted just 2 hours before the attack
https://twitter.com/Charlie_Hebdo_/status/552773881283764224/photo/1
Re: Eleven dead, 10 wounded in Paris shooting:
Typical work of Islamist. This the reason for bollywood never daring to make make #PK movie on Islam.
If these zombies muslim can kill 11 person for a simple cartoon then what would they do if we make caricature of Muhammad.
First important for audio: Allah o Akbar
Second is graphic:
Typical work of Islamist. This the reason for bollywood never daring to make make #PK movie on Islam.
If these zombies muslim can kill 11 person for a simple cartoon then what would they do if we make caricature of Muhammad.
First important for audio: Allah o Akbar
Second is graphic:
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Re: Eleven dead, 10 wounded in Paris shooting:
How many people were killed by hindus?? Protesting peacefully and killing in cold blood appear same for you
No reason, you people have proved to world that Islam is religion of peace:)
How many people were killed by hindus?? Protesting peacefully and killing in cold blood appear same for you
No reason, you people have proved to world that Islam is religion of peace:)
kayawish
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: Eleven dead, 10 wounded in Paris shooting:
go and ask ur dady modi how many muslims he killed in Gujrat in the name of piece..
go and ask ur dady modi how many muslims he killed in Gujrat in the name of piece..
Re: Eleven dead, 10 wounded in Paris shooting:
Gujrat riot was in response to 1000 muslim petrol bombing a train killing 100 hindu pilgrim.
Read the entire report http://www.home.gujarat.gov.in/homedepartment/downloads/godharaincident.pdf
Gujrat riot was in response to 1000 muslim petrol bombing a train killing 100 hindu pilgrim.
Read the entire report http://www.home.gujarat.gov.in/homedepartment/downloads/godharaincident.pdf
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Ali raza babar
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: Eleven dead, 10 wounded in Paris shooting:
aa............. Hand raised......... About 2000 in Gujrat? !! ? and About some thousand in Asaam ? Arnt enough. ?
aa............. Hand raised......... About 2000 in Gujrat? !! ? and About some thousand in Asaam ? Arnt enough. ?
wowpakistani
Councller (250+ posts)
Re: Eleven dead, 10 wounded in Paris shooting:
Terrorism or something else
Terrorism or something else
M Ali Khan
Minister (2k+ posts)
Re: Eleven dead, 10 wounded in Paris shooting:
Fight intimidation with controversy: Charlie Hebdos response to critics
French magazine takes satire seriously defying attempts by critics and the government to curtail its freedom of expression
Live blog: follow the latest on Paris shootings
Charlie Hebdo's publisher, Stephane Charbonnier, with one of the magazine's controversial covers. Photograph: Revelli-Beaumont/Sipa/Rex
Charlie Hebdo has a long record of taking its satire seriously. The weekly magazines response to previous efforts at intimidation was to be even more controversial or outrageous, defying the constraints of religious sensitivity or political correctness.
In November 2011, its offices were fire-bombed after it had published a special edition, supposedly guest-edited by the prophet Muhammad and temporarily renamed Charia Hebdo. The cover was a cartoon of Muhammad threatening the readers with a hundred lashes if you dont die laughing.
The petrol bomb attack completely destroyed the Paris offices, the magazines website was hacked and staff were subjected to death threats. But six days later, it published a front page depicting a male Charlie Hebdo cartoonist passionately kissing a bearded Muslim man in front of the charred aftermath of the bombing. The headline was: LAmour plus fort que la haine (Love is stronger than hate).
Less than a year later, the magazine published more cartoons of the prophet Muhammad, including images of him naked and a cover showing him being pushed along in a wheelchair by an Orthodox Jew. The French government had appealed to the editors not to go ahead with publication, and shut down embassies, cultural centres and schools in 20 countries out of fear of reprisals when they went ahead anyway.
Riot police were also deployed to the Charlie Hebdo offices to protect it from direct attacks. The foreign minister, Laurent Fabius, publicly criticised the magazines actions asking: Is it really sensible or intelligent to pour fuel on the fire?
Grard Biard, the editor-in-chief, rejected the criticism. Were a newspaper that respects French law, he said Now, if theres a law that is different in Kabul or Riyadh, were not going to bother ourselves with respecting it.
The attacks on Charlie Hebdo for its depiction of Muhammad and its consistently defiant response has put the focus on its attitude to Islam in particular, but the magazines earlier history reflects a readiness to offend all religions and challenge all taboos. In 1970, its precursor, Hara-Kiri Hebdo, was banned for publishing a spoof of the reverent French coverage of the death of the former president Charles de Gaulle.
To sidestep the ban, the editors renamed the magazine, choosing Charlie Hebdo because there was a monthly comic book in existence called Charlie Mensuel (named in turn after Charlie Brown) and as an irreverent reference to the recently deceased father of the French fifth republic.
The magazine folded in 1981 because of a lack of sales but relaunched in 1992 in its present form.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jan/07/charlie-hebdo-satire-intimidation-analysis?CMP=fb_gu
Fight intimidation with controversy: Charlie Hebdos response to critics
French magazine takes satire seriously defying attempts by critics and the government to curtail its freedom of expression
Live blog: follow the latest on Paris shootings
Charlie Hebdo's publisher, Stephane Charbonnier, with one of the magazine's controversial covers. Photograph: Revelli-Beaumont/Sipa/Rex
Charlie Hebdo has a long record of taking its satire seriously. The weekly magazines response to previous efforts at intimidation was to be even more controversial or outrageous, defying the constraints of religious sensitivity or political correctness.
In November 2011, its offices were fire-bombed after it had published a special edition, supposedly guest-edited by the prophet Muhammad and temporarily renamed Charia Hebdo. The cover was a cartoon of Muhammad threatening the readers with a hundred lashes if you dont die laughing.
The petrol bomb attack completely destroyed the Paris offices, the magazines website was hacked and staff were subjected to death threats. But six days later, it published a front page depicting a male Charlie Hebdo cartoonist passionately kissing a bearded Muslim man in front of the charred aftermath of the bombing. The headline was: LAmour plus fort que la haine (Love is stronger than hate).
Less than a year later, the magazine published more cartoons of the prophet Muhammad, including images of him naked and a cover showing him being pushed along in a wheelchair by an Orthodox Jew. The French government had appealed to the editors not to go ahead with publication, and shut down embassies, cultural centres and schools in 20 countries out of fear of reprisals when they went ahead anyway.
Riot police were also deployed to the Charlie Hebdo offices to protect it from direct attacks. The foreign minister, Laurent Fabius, publicly criticised the magazines actions asking: Is it really sensible or intelligent to pour fuel on the fire?
Grard Biard, the editor-in-chief, rejected the criticism. Were a newspaper that respects French law, he said Now, if theres a law that is different in Kabul or Riyadh, were not going to bother ourselves with respecting it.
The attacks on Charlie Hebdo for its depiction of Muhammad and its consistently defiant response has put the focus on its attitude to Islam in particular, but the magazines earlier history reflects a readiness to offend all religions and challenge all taboos. In 1970, its precursor, Hara-Kiri Hebdo, was banned for publishing a spoof of the reverent French coverage of the death of the former president Charles de Gaulle.
To sidestep the ban, the editors renamed the magazine, choosing Charlie Hebdo because there was a monthly comic book in existence called Charlie Mensuel (named in turn after Charlie Brown) and as an irreverent reference to the recently deceased father of the French fifth republic.
The magazine folded in 1981 because of a lack of sales but relaunched in 1992 in its present form.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jan/07/charlie-hebdo-satire-intimidation-analysis?CMP=fb_gu
Ali raza babar
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: Eleven dead, 10 wounded in Paris shooting:
Just shut up you pathetic compulsive Liar ,
All Made up stories............. All made up BULLS SHITE>........
Just shut up you pathetic compulsive Liar ,
All Made up stories............. All made up BULLS SHITE>........
Zionist Hindu
Senator (1k+ posts)
Re: Eleven dead, 10 wounded in Paris shooting:
Soon muslims will prove that this is a flase flag operation to defame muslims.
Soon muslims will prove that this is a flase flag operation to defame muslims.
Rashna
Banned
Re: Eleven dead, 10 wounded in Paris shooting:
lol. no except the muslims we keep fighting with, the rest are all very proud of their handi-work and openly admit or take credit for their success stories.
lol. no except the muslims we keep fighting with, the rest are all very proud of their handi-work and openly admit or take credit for their success stories.
Rashna
Banned
Re: Eleven dead, 10 wounded in Paris shooting:
That's why i'm telling u not to bring this subject here. This is a terrorist attack not a riot.
That's why i'm telling u not to bring this subject here. This is a terrorist attack not a riot.
Ali raza babar
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: Eleven dead, 10 wounded in Paris shooting:
Do you think that i Take Shite from AL Jazeera? Do you think that? How Naive of you.
Do you think that i Take Shite from AL Jazeera? Do you think that? How Naive of you.
