Paris' Muslims and Jimmy Carter Agree: The Charlie Hebdo Murders Were Engineered by The Jews

The Jew-hating failed president and barely-repressed Nazi Jimmy Carter says that the Charlie Hebdo attack is due to Those Damned Israelis.

"Well, one of the origins for it is the Palestinian problem. And this aggravates people who are affiliated in any way with the Arab people who live in the West Bank and Gaza, what they are doing now -- what’s being done to them. So I think that’s part of it."

Agreeing with him vigorously are thousands of terrorist-sympathizing, self-pitying, blame-shifting Muslim conspiracists in Paris.

*n France, the projects don’t look like ghettoes, but they’re filled with a poisonous mix of conspiracy theories and a some support for murderous jihadis.

SEVRAN, France -- As more than 1.5 million people, including 40 world leaders, converged on Paris on Sunday to rally for unity after terrorist attacks that left 17 innocent people dead, three young men in tracksuits and hoodies lounged outside a fast-food restaurant 10 miles north of the city in Sevran, one of France’s poorest suburbs.

Mehdi Boular, 24, who said he was married with two children, and two of his friends, did not attend Sunday’s rally.

"We’re Muslims," Boular said. "They might have killed us if we'd gone."

But even though the flags of Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia were flying at the rally in Place de la Republique and Muslims were well represented among the marchers Sunday, Boular said the attacks in Paris were part of a plot masterminded by Jewish conspirators.

"The Kalashnikovs, the identity cards the [killers] supposedly left behind, it was all staged," said Boular, as his friends nodded in agreement. "It was a conspiracy designed by the Jews to make Muslims look bad. We'd rather just stay where we are."

And I'd rather you went somewhere else.

No use arguing. No use pointing out that one of the terrorists murdered four Jews. Conspiracy theories have their own unassailable logic, and this is a world apart from the displays of unity in Paris after the carnage of last week. French newspapers reported that some students in these neighborhoods--as well as other heavily Muslim areas near cities like Lille--refused to participate in Thursday’s national moment of silence for the victims of the terror attacks. One teacher said up to 80 percent of his students didn’t want to observe the silence, and some said they supported the attackers. "You reap what you sow," a student who refused the moment of silence told his teacher in reference to the terrorists' victims, according to Le Figaro.

The article then discusses the allegedly impoverished banlieus, and notes that they're actually very nice looking neighborhoods. It notes the 19th arrondissement, an immigrant area often described as "gritty," actually looks about as slum-like as Brooklyn's very tony Park Slope.

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"A lot of what you hear about how bad it is here is just not true," says Pathe Ndiay, 29, whose parents are Senegalese but who was born in France. Ndiay works as a security guard in Sevran and lives nearby. "There's a lot of unemployment here but not that many young people are out looking for jobs."

Because they come here to live on welfare and speak darkly about Jewish conspiracies to keep them oppressed as they sit in cafes all f***ing working day long.

posted by Ace at 01:56 PM

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