“When you meet the unbelievers, strike the necks” — Qur’an 47:4
“Celebrate diversity!” — What the unbelievers think the Qur’an says
“‘You are an unbeliever, I will slit your throat, as well as this prosecutor’: Fiché S, tried before the Perpignan court, had threatened his probation advisor,” translated from “”Tu es une mécréante, je vais t’égorger, ainsi que ce procureur” : le Fiché S, jugé devant le tribunal de Perpignan, avait menacé sa conseillère de probation,” by Guy Bosschaerts, L’Indépendant, July 22, 2024 (thanks to Medforth):
The man, file S, was prosecuted for “death threats against a person responsible for public service and because of his religion.” Acts committed from Toulouse between June 11 and 18, 2024.
“We, the warriors of Allah, are on our way. I will slit your throats as well as this prosecutor.”
This is how the lawyer Massot reproduces the text sent to his client by the defendant. The complainant is a probation counselor from Perpignan. She had the misfortune of having to follow up with a particularly difficult man. The latter, aged 40, converted to Islam in 1994, according to his statements, and became radicalized. Which he admits to and stands by. After serving a prison sentence, already for threats, he was required to undergo judicial follow-up, which notably requires him to report any change of address. When his advisor tells him that he cannot move from Le Havre to Perpignan and then go to Toulouse, and that he must provide her with an email from the sentencing judge, the man gets angry and threats fly. He sends her an angry email: “You don’t deserve to live, I’ll let you imagine yourself dying and having your throat cut.”
The man is Fiché S; intimidation is taken very seriously. The judiciary sent the Raid to arrest him in Toulouse.
“He needs treatment for his disorders and help to deradicalize him”
In court, he explains that he was so threatening “to mark the occasion, because it prevents me from living like a Muslim. It changes the laws.” To the judge, he said “I don’t think I would have carried out the act.”
The prosecutor is up in arms, he recalls another message sent by the defendant: “You over there, you are an unbeliever, you stink of Jew.” “He lives a radical Islam and could one day take action,” he fears, demanding 2 years of detention.
“The expert says he suffers from mental disorders,” pleads Mr. Diallo. “He grants him an impairment of discernment. What he needs is treatment for his disorders and help to deradicalize himself.”
The court found him guilty: 2 years in prison and 3 years banned from appearing in the Pyrénées-Orientales department, because, the judges believe, “there is a major risk of recidivism!”
somehistory says
If his age is correct, and the year he *converted* is also correct, he was 10. What were his parents doing?
And they expect him to “deradicalize” himself. The only way his behavior and thought processes will change is if he leaves islam….and that is highly unlikely as he says what the counselor told him, was going to keep him from ‘living as a mozlum.’
The world is chock full of stupid people.
Patriot64 says
Yes it is.
Patriot64 says
This individual needs to be put in a padded cell for life.
James Lincoln says
According to the feature article:
“The expert says he suffers from mental disorders,” pleads Mr. Diallo. “He grants him an impairment of discernment. What he needs is treatment for his disorders and help to deradicalize himself.”
Wrong.
He is not radical in his islamic faith – he is just very devout.
To non-muslims, very devout muslims appear to have “mental disorders”.
But:
Usually, they are just very devout in their faith…
Lisa T. says
When I read this headline, I imagined that the threatening words were said face to face and not in an email l. If so, I would have liked to say to him, if you try that I will just shoot you in the head. It might have intimidated him a little but probably wouldn’t be the best way to keep a job.