The French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo spit in the face of Islamic terrorists by publishing a new issue with an image of the Muslim prophet Mohammed on it’s cover.
The magazine normally has a weekly circulation of 30,000 but after the terrorist attack last week printed upwards of 5 million copies, all of which sold out in less than an hour!
Via BizPac Review:
Charlie Hebdo magazine bravely laughed in the face of terrorist killers trying to silence free speech Wednesday, and the support they got was off the charts.Wednesday’s edition, with a photo of the prophet Muhammad weeping for the deaths of the cartoonists who were slaughtered at the paper last week, sold out within minutes at some kiosks across Paris. Muhammed is holding a sign that reads, “I am Charlie” in French, with the words “All is forgiven” above him.
Normal sales of about 30,000 copies a week were increased to a print run of 3 million, and that has been pushed to 5 million, according to reports.
The French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo spit in the face of Islamic terrorists by publishing a new issue with an image of the Muslim prophet Mohammed on it’s cover.
ReplyDeleteJct: They sure spit in the face of Muslims before finding out who the actors were working for.
How did they print that many copies, in that short of a time, with a reduced staff, in 16 different languages, SO FAST? Surely leads me to think this was already planned. Just like the demonstrations by people after the attack, with their new "Je suis Charlie" signs, which all looked professionally printed. HMMMMM.
ReplyDeleteThe camera man is prepared to shoot from the roof, the cue mark on the street tells the driver where to stop the getaway car, the masked actors drive up to the cue mark, get out and start shooting blanks with puffs of white smoke and wadding, run to the live policeman and shoot at the sidewalk, policeman rolls over without feigning the jolt of being shot, no blood or brains on the sidewalk, he just lies still, the gunmen run off shouting Islamist epithets, time for take 2...new cue mark on the street where the driver on the right side of the car can see it, repeat scene. Camera man on roof is brave and does not worry about becoming another casualty, filming proceeds...where is this shooting occurring? Doesn't LOOK like the street by Charlie Hebdo! People familiar with Paris looked on Google Earth, couldn't find it in Paris. Car is left in Jewish neighborhood with a convenient ID card. Meanwhile Melek at the Jewish security service picks up his brother, Avigdor, paints some fake blood on the sidewalk, and they pick up their packet of 666,000 euros and head for Buenos Aires for a 6 year vacation. The police investigator with ethics can't write the report required so he is suicided, replaced by someone who will...and we are supposed to believe this cartoon farce...the safe falls on Wiley Coyote and he lives to chase the Roadrunner another day...the plausible impossible.
ReplyDeleteHere's what you need to know about Charlie Hebdo (AKA) Je Suis Charlie.
ReplyDeleteBecause this affects everyone. Well, almost everyone. (wink wink)
Je Suis Sinet
Masked men yelling Muslim phrases & leaving ID = someone wants you to think Muslims did it.
ReplyDeleteThe cue mark on the street was the kicker, but cmon shot in the head no blood? so fake.
ReplyDeleteI read somewhere that the video that showed the cue mark by the front tire was fake... Any idea it that's true?
ReplyDeleteCui bono? Used to be people asked this question when a crime was committed. Seems we have lost this ability. It is easier to just give even more power to the state and go back to sleep.
ReplyDeletewell no one said that before the cue mark was spotted.
ReplyDeleteBingo! Just like the passports lying atop ash heaps in the street on 9-11. How fortunate to have not been buried in the tons of rubble or burned in the terrible fires!!! Or the left-behind Korans or the flying manual! That's what happens when people are trained to be coincidence theorists!!! lol That's what happens when kids can watch hours and hours of the plausible impossible in TV cartoons.
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