http://blogs.mediapart.fr/blog/olivier-tonneau/110115/charlie-hebdo-letter-my-british-friends
Ote:
"...Firstly, a few words on Charlie Hebdo, which was often “analyzed” in the British press on the sole basis, apparently, of a few selected cartoons. It might be worth knowing that the main target of Charlie Hebdo was the Front National and the Le Pen family. Next came crooks of all sorts, including bosses and politicians (incidentally, one of the victims of the shooting was an economist who ran a weekly column on the disasters caused by austerity policies in Greece). Finally, Charlie Hebdo was an opponent of all forms of organized religions, in the old-school anarchist sense: Ni Dieu, ni maître! They ridiculed the pope, orthodox Jews and Muslims in equal measure and with the same biting tone. They took ferocious stances against the bombings of Gaza. Even if their sense of humour was apparently inacceptable to English minds, please take my word for it: it fell well within the French tradition of satire – and after all was only intended for a French audience. It is only by reading or seeing it out of context that some cartoons appear as racist or islamophobic. Charlie Hebdo also continuously denounced the pledge of minorities and campaigned relentlessly for all illegal immigrants to be given permanent right of stay. I hope this helps you understand that if you belong to the radical left, you have lost precious friends and allies..."
Ote:
"...Firstly, a few words on Charlie Hebdo, which was often “analyzed” in the British press on the sole basis, apparently, of a few selected cartoons. It might be worth knowing that the main target of Charlie Hebdo was the Front National and the Le Pen family. Next came crooks of all sorts, including bosses and politicians (incidentally, one of the victims of the shooting was an economist who ran a weekly column on the disasters caused by austerity policies in Greece). Finally, Charlie Hebdo was an opponent of all forms of organized religions, in the old-school anarchist sense: Ni Dieu, ni maître! They ridiculed the pope, orthodox Jews and Muslims in equal measure and with the same biting tone. They took ferocious stances against the bombings of Gaza. Even if their sense of humour was apparently inacceptable to English minds, please take my word for it: it fell well within the French tradition of satire – and after all was only intended for a French audience. It is only by reading or seeing it out of context that some cartoons appear as racist or islamophobic. Charlie Hebdo also continuously denounced the pledge of minorities and campaigned relentlessly for all illegal immigrants to be given permanent right of stay. I hope this helps you understand that if you belong to the radical left, you have lost precious friends and allies..."
Vastaukset 1
Vanhimmat
aivan cahrlien piirtäjät olivat pelkureita, jotka ensin piirsivät kuvat ja itkivät suojelua
heistä ei ollut ottamaan teoistaan vastuuta.
sananvapauden nimessä saa pilkata ketä vaan mutta pitää muistaa että kaikki ei digaa ja siitä saattaa olla palkintona kuolema.
en sano että murhat olivat oikein, mutta yhtä oikein kuin meidän mielestä on piirtää pilkkaa on heidän kulttuurissaan tappaa pilkkaajat.
nyt kävi näin ja piirtäjiä kohtaan en tunne mitään sääliä
hienoin syntynyt taideteos charlien toimistossa ikinä oli se taideteos jonka muslimiveljekset piirsivät rynkyillään.
siinä piirtäjät saivat tuntea piirroksensa tehon, etten sanoisi nahoissaan.
ja se joka sanoo minun sanojani pahaksi, muistutan että he olisivat elossa jos olisivat vaikkapa piirtäneet jumalan pyyhkimässä raamatulla persettään
:D