- Some spoke of "resistance," but to them, resistance meant listening to music. A man on a talk show said he was offering "free hugs."
- A French judge, Marc Trevidic, in charge of all the major Islamic terrorism cases over the last ten years, said a few days before the November attacks in Paris that the situation was "getting worse" and that "radicalized groups" could "carry out attacks resulting in hundreds of deaths." He was quickly transferred to a court in northern France, where he has been assigned to petty crimes and divorce cases.
- All the French political leaders know that the situation is out of control, but not one will say so publicly. Not one has asked the government why it took almost three hours for the police to intervene during the attack at the Bataclan Theater, where 89 people were murdered and over 200 wounded.
- France's political leaders are apparently hoping that people will get used to being attacked and learn to live with terrorism. In the meantime, they are trying to divert the attention of the public with -- "climate change!"
France's President François Hollande is describing the killers as just "a horde of murderers" acting in the name of a "mad cause."
He adds that "France has no enemy."
He never uses the word "terrorism."
He no longer says the word "war."
France never was, in fact, at war.
France never was, in fact, at war.
Police were deployed on the streets.
Special Forces had to "intervene" a few days later in the Paris suburb of Saint-Denis.
That was it..."
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