France: Knife-wielding Muslim screaming ‘On the Qur’an of Mecca’ attacks man in Corsica car park

This seems to be a favorite phrase of some jihad-minded individuals in France.

In October 2023, a Muslim threatened a Paris synagogue: “On the Qur’an of Mecca, I will come with an explosive belt to your synagogue and blow everything up.”

In December 2023, a Muslim threatened a police officer: “On the Qur’an of Mecca, I will f**k you and your family, we know who you are.”

In September 2021, a Muslim threatened French politician Eric Zemmour: “By the Qur’an of Mecca, I will smoke you out.”

Can any comparable examples be found of people swearing on the Bible or any other text held sacred by anyone to commit acts of violence? Now, why is that?

🔴 « Sur le Coran de la Mecque », 10 jours d’ITT et un coup de couteau.

C’est par ce cri, à ce prix et par ce moyen que s’est déroulée il y a quelques jours une énième agression dirigée contre un jeune Corse de Furiani.
Toute la famille de ce jeune homme a été menacée de mort.… pic.twitter.com/Kgu5OUWLSk

— Palatinu (@PalatinuAssociu) January 7, 2024

The tweet says:

“On the Qur’an of Mecca,” 10 days of ITT and a stabbing. It is through this cry, at this price and by this means that a few days ago, yet another attack directed against a young Corsican from Furiani took place.

This young man’s entire family was threatened with death.

The perpetrators of this violent attack and these threats come from a gang of young Arab-Muslims operating on the same model as the delinquent populations which abound in the French suburbs. This group of harmful individuals is linked to a more serious criminal team operating in the Bastia district of Paese Novu.

Meanwhile, the Mayor of Bastia, Pierre Savelli, declared to Corse Net Infos that this year would be that of “public tranquility”. Pace è salute.

Corsica is in the advanced stages of suburbanization against a backdrop of unintegrative immigration. We are there. By the servile inaction of a large part of the political class and by the complicit blindness of the territorial majority who continue to consider migration and security issues as prohibited and forbidden themes.

We reject this self-righteous dictatorship. We refuse conformity of language. Corsica is indeed confronted with a permanent tension maintained by the massive presence of external populations which produce a number of elements driven by a deeply predatory and vindictive spirit towards native Corsicans and assimilated Europeans. Our youth are particularly paying the price.

Palatinu was already pointing out this immense danger during the Cannes events in August 2023, even though the entire Corsican political class was looking elsewhere, seeking a plethora of explanations and trying to summarize this as a simple question of drug trafficking. , without ever being able to put words to the evils: massive immigration, insecurity, logic of conquest.

That is enough. The Corsican nationalists that we are have refused, for years, to allow Corsica to become a neighborhood for rich Parisians on vacation. This is not to resign us to seeing it today transformed into a neighborhood of non-native delinquents on a spree.

While maintaining a sense of moderation and recalling the exclusively democratic and peaceful nature of our approach, we declare our full support for this young Corsican and his family, esteemed and appreciated by all. They are one of us and we stand with them against all the exogenous gangs who claim to terrorize and threaten Corsicans.

We announce that we will invest all of our forces in the media battle so that justice is done and that public policies move towards fully taking into account the themes mentioned in this press release.

“Furiani: Investigation opened for ‘aggravated intentional violence’ after a complaint of assault,” translated from “Furiani : Enquête ouverte pour “violences volontaires aggravées” après une plainte pour agression,” Corse Matin, January 7, 2024 (thanks to Medforth):

The events allegedly took place in the parking lot of a large store in Furiani, on the night of January 5 to 6. An 18-year-old young man filed a complaint at the Bastia police station in which he indicates that he was the victim of a violent stabbing attack. The Bastia public prosecutor’s office has opened an investigation for “aggravated intentional violence.”

It was during the night of Friday January 5 to Saturday January 6 that the events took place. Around 1:30 a.m., the young man was in the parking lot which houses several businesses in Furiani with friends. That’s when another group of young people joined them. Everything then degenerated quickly: the victim was allegedly assaulted by several people in the head, throat and thigh with what he claimed was a bladed weapon. Ten days of ITT (total incapacity for work) will be pronounced by a doctor. An investigation was opened by the Bastia public prosecutor’s office for “aggravated intentional violence” entrusted to the departmental directorate of public security of Haute-Corse, indicates Jean-Philippe Navarre, public prosecutor of Bastia.

As the attack lasted only a few minutes, neither the firefighters nor the police were initially contacted. It was on his own initiative that the young man went to the Bastia police station to file a complaint and report his attack.

It was in giving his version of the facts that the victim declared that he knew some of his attackers, with whom he had already had friction in recent months.

The investigation will have to determine the exact circumstances of this attack and decide on the follow-up to be given to this matter.

This Sunday, January 7, at the end of the day, Core in Fronte provided their support to the young man. In its press release, the independence movement believes that “this group aggression testifies to a community fragmentation of Corsican society” and “recalls that there is only one legal community on our land: the Corsican people who is still not recognized in his political rights. In a context of strong societal change in Corsica, as the latest figures from INSEE show, this urban and violent behavior has no place here.”

For his part, Palatinu believes in his press release of support that Corsica “is in the advanced stages of suburbanization against a backdrop of unintegrative immigration.” The cultural and identity association also specifies “totally support this young Corsican and his family, esteemed and appreciated by all. They are one of us and we stand by their side against all the exogenous gangs who would claim to terrorize and threaten Corsicans.”