Needless to say, the children are being taught by adults about the punishment of death for blasphemy that is prescribed in Islamic law.
France, thanks to President Emmanuel Macron and supportive globalists, has opened its doors to largely unvetted mass Muslim migration — in defiance of common sense and their responsibility to French citizens. They are now paying a price. The Salafi/Wahhabi ideology is conditioned into the citizens of many Muslim countries, and that includes children, via school curricula. With mass migration, this ideology is being transported into France and other Western countries. This is a boon for Islamic supremacists, but is a threat to the freedom of societies in the West.
Meanwhile, the Turkish publication TRT World reported that the four Muslim children were “interrogated” by French police because they merely “did not approve of derogatory caricatures of Prophet Muhammad.” The report went on to discuss the horror of the Muslim families as police stormed in and raided their homes, but nowhere was anything said about the ideology that had been taught to the four children and the serious breach to the security of France that such teachings represented.
The problem of hate preaching in an unknown number of mosques and Islamic schools, and the threat of jihad-inclined men, women and children persists in French society. Yet propaganda about Muslim victimhood takes all precedence over the victimization of kaffirs, and most Westerners buy into it, even at grave cost to their own freedoms.
“French police quiz child apologists of teacher’s beheading,” by John Leicester, Associated Press, November 7, 2020:
LE PECQ, France — Police in France questioned four 10-year-olds who voiced support for the beheading of a schoolteacher and who said they would kill their own teacher if he lampooned Islam’s prophet, the government reported as the prime minister warned Saturday that Islamic extremists are recruiting in France with “ignorance and hate.”
The children and their parents were detained and questioned for several hours Thursday by police in the Alpine town of Albertville, Interior Ministry spokeswoman Camille Chaize said.
On Monday, when French schools held a nationwide minute of silence to honor the slain teacher, Samuel Paty, the children voiced support for his killing last month near Paris, the spokeswoman said in a video statement Friday night.
They “justified the teacher’s assassination by arguing that it was forbidden to offend the prophet and adding that they would kill their teacher if he caricatured the prophet,” she said….
The children in Albertville were released after questioning. Judicial authorities ordered educative training for them, the ministry spokeswoman said. Police also searched their homes….