10 ARRESTED IN PARIS BEHEADING: Grand Mosque, Muslim Community & Family DOXXED/INCITED Retaliation Against Beheaded Schoolteacher

I, too, have been the target of multiple assassination attempts for the very same crime under Islam – free expression. The cabal of murderers – the Muslim community, mosque, family, are always given a free pass thanks to the Democrat-media complex which treats the victims of this unimaginable barbarity as somehow the guilty party aiding and abetting Islamic savagery.

Look at The NY Times headline:

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— Shadi Hamid (@shadihamid) October 17, 2020

Interesting how far the jihadis have come. There’s no great #JeSuisSamuel movement this time. The outrage once expressed by the West at brutal sharia dictates (ie Salman Rushdie) is all but a distant memory.

The beheaded French teacher was DOXXED online, while the mosque shared parent’s complaint over drawing of Mohammed.

“Refugee Islamist terrorist ‘had links to ISIS’ before beheading teacher in France for showing pupils Charlie Hebdo cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed (Mailonline)

The killer shared a video online after the attack showing the teacher’s severed head and Anzorov’s confession where he denounced President Emmanuel Macron as the ‘leader of the infidels’.

It emerged yesterday that Anzorov asked pupils at the French school to point out the teacher who had shared a Charlie Hebdo cartoon of the Prophet nude before targeting him….

French teacher Samuel Paty, who was murdered on Friday, had his private details exposed on social media after a parent complained he’d shown “naked man” cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed in class.

The original complaint was lodged by the father of a 13-year-old girl who studied at the school in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine, where Paty taught history and geography. He said in a Facebook video that the teacher had, at some time earlier this month, shown the class a caricature of a “naked man,” stating it was the “Muslim prophet.”

Ten people have been arrested over the beheading of a French school teacher in a Paris suburb on Friday. The suspect, shot dead by police shortly after the attack, was an 18-year-old Chechen, according to an AFP source.

The man suspected of beheading the teacher who showed his students cartoons of the prophet Mohammed was an 18-year-old Moscow-born Chechen, a source told AFP on Saturday, in an act the President Emmanuel Macron described as an “Islamist terror attack”.

Nine people were detained on Friday over the murder, including the parents of a child at the school where the teacher was working, said the source, who asked not to be named.

Before displaying the imagery – widely believed to be a cartoon from the Charlie Hebdo satirical magazine – the teacher asked Muslims to leave the classroom. His daughter and another Muslim boy refused to leave, but then took offense with the imagery, and complained to their parents. The girl’s father then called upon fellow Muslims to take action against the teacher and urged them to file complaints to the school to have Paty fired. While the original post did not contain Paty’s name, it had enough information to have the teacher easily identified. Soon, social media reposts began to include Paty’s personal data, screenshots circulating.

This should be prosecuted along the same legal lines as demostraed in the 1988 film, ‘The Accused’ (based on the rape of Cheryl Araujo.) In the film Sarah Tobias, a young waitress, is gang-raped by three men at a local bar. She and deputy district attorney Kathryn Murphy set out to prosecute the rapists as well as the men who helped induce the crime.

The local mosque shared the video address and urged followers to contact the father of the offended girl.

After the teacher was beheaded, the mosque took down their original post and replaced it with a statement to condemn the murder: “We strongly condemn this savagery, Islam and its teachings strongly oppose such acts,” La Grande Mosquée de Pantin wrote.

The perpetrator has been identified as an 18-year-old man of Chechen origin. He was shot dead by the police in the neighboring town of Eragny, after firing his handgun at the officers. He enjoyed refugee status in France and received a residence permit in March, a French anti-terrorism prosecutor said on Saturday.

Paris police confront and shoot the decapitation attack suspect

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Paris police confront and shoot the decapitation attack suspect

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NY POST: The 18-year-old who beheaded a history teacher outside the school in France where he taught asked students in the street to point out his victim before the gruesome slaying, a French prosecutor said Saturday.

The Russian-born attacker, identified as Abdoulakh Anzorov, posted a photo of the teacher’s head on Twitter, saying, “I have executed one of the dogs from hell who dared to put Muhammad down,” anti-terrorist prosecutor Jean-Francois Ricard said.

The teacher, Samuel Paty, 47, was killed in a Paris suburb, in apparent retaliation for the use of a controversial image of the Prophet Muhammad in his classroom during a discussion on freedom of expression.

According to Ricard, Anzorov hung out around the school’s entrance looking for Paty and “asked students to indicate the future victim to him.”

Anzorov allegedly made the 50-mile journey to Paris from his home in Evreux after spotting a social media rant about Paty by a father of one of his students — who called the educator a “thug” and urged other parents to complain, according to reports.

Heartbroken colleagues and students paid tribute to the Paty outside the school Saturday. Many carried white roses and signs that read, “Je suis enseignant,” meaning “I am a teacher.”

Anzorov, a Chechen refugee granted a 10-year residency in France in March, had a record of juvenile delinquency but was unknown to intelligence officials. He ran from the scene after killing Paty, but was chased down and fatally shot by police.

French police brought 10 people in for questioning, including one of Anzorov’s grandparents, his parents and a 17-year-old brother.

Investigators labeled the attack murder with a suspected terrorist motive.

Muslims believe any depiction of the prophet is blasphemous.