No Place for Hero Arnaud Beltrame

You might wonder what the hell happened to the land of Charles Martel, who saved Europe from sharing the fate of the many great civilizations wiped off the earth by Islam. Can’t France produce heroes anymore? Actually, it can. But in addition to heroes, you need a society that honors them. Otherwise, the heroes cannot provide the inspiration that allows them to exert such a positive effect. An example is Arnaud Beltrame, a Lieutenant Colonel in the Gendarmerie Nationale. Some would like to name a square after him…

On 24 March 2018, an ISIS terrorist stormed a supermarket in Trèbes, armed with a handgun, a hunting knife and three homemade bombs. He shot two people dead and took others hostage.

During the negotiation with the police, the terrorist accepted Beltrame’s offer to swap places with the last hostage, a female cashier.

Consequently, emissary of Islam Radouane Lakdim slit Beltrame’s throat.

Many have died in the course of the war of extermination Muslims have waged against Western Civilization for the past 1,400 years, but few more courageously than Beltrame.

However, naming a plaza in Marseille after Beltrame was nixed on the grounds that “the population has changed and if we give the name of Arnaud Beltrame in this district, the population will take that as a provocation.”

Maybe they should name a place after Radouane Lakdim instead. That would please France’s new population.

On a tip from Dragon’s Lair.

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