He was acquitted, claiming he wasn’t the one who said it. But someone did. And this operation is already underway in France.
“Nantes prisoner prosecuted for glorifying terrorism acquitted,” translated from “Le détenu nantais poursuivi pour apologie du terrorisme relaxé,” by Marianne Dardard, Ouest France, July 21, 2024 (thanks to Medforth):
“This is why we are committed to Daesh. What is happening, you asked for it. We are going to blow everything up.” These are the words that a prisoner at the Nantes Carquefou remand center allegedly made straight in the eyes, according to a warden, while she was accompanying him, alone, to his cell, on May 9, 2024.
“I perceived his words as a threat to the prison administration in general,” testified the warden in the incident report read at the hearing of the criminal court, Friday, July 19, 2024.
However, the prison administration did not file any complaint for these facts, to the surprise of the public prosecutor. This is a kind of trivialization of these words, reacted the prosecutor, who requested a ten-month prison sentence.
“No confrontation was organized during the disciplinary committee either,” points out the defendant’s counsel, who is due to be released on July 17, after having served his last sentence for domestic violence. “We requested video surveillance that we did not obtain, nor did we hear from other prisoners,” says Mr. Aristote Toussaint.
Not to mention the said prisoner, a 43-year-old Tunisian in good standing who, through his interpreter, declares that he has never made such remarks: “The guard must have chosen the wrong prisoner.” But he also expresses himself more easily in his native language than in French. “I love France, I love living in France, and I love life.”
“I think that the gentleman was mistaken for someone else,” continues Mr. Toussaint. “We wanted to move too quickly in this case.”
Twenty minutes later, the prisoner was finally acquitted of the charges of advocating terrorism, due to insufficient evidence.
Peacelover says
If people in the states heard this,most would just roll their eyes at it,disregard it,then they would act shocked when another 9/11 would happen.
rick says
Who do authorities believe? Their own prison warden or a Jihadist the warden was guarding? What must the warden do to be believed – wear a wire or a tape recorder while walking a Muslim prisoner back to his cell? That remark should be put at the top of his deportation papers upon finishing serving his time in France. The rules and allowances in Western countries that guarantee the “rights” of people and requiring absolute proof of any charge brought against anyone, are only seen by Jihadists as proof of the weakness of the Western democracies and a perfect vehicle to escape being charged with anything. WHen they are put on the spot, they know exactly what to say “I love France, I love Life, I love living in France”
somehistory says
Questions, questions. Why was a woman escorting a mozlum without anyone else along? Why, when he made his threats, did she not turn the scum around and walk him back to where prison guards could be told of his threats and extra precautions made until he could be tried for the terror threats?
Did the warden not take him seriously?
And, how is this mozlum scum in “good standing”?
Hoi Polloi says
Sounds islamic, doesn’t it? Place responsibility for a muslim, whose supremacist ideology deems her half human, on a female (just as in rape cases), then clearly demonstrate that, to the leftist overlords, her testimony is of less value than his.
The valueless prizes offered up to females to support the Red-Green alliance always end with situations such as this one, where those allies show themselves as those who find common cause in warring against women.
jerry glenn says
France surges in the international Islamopandering derby.
Hoi Polloi says
I do enjoy these derby posts.
OLD GUY says
If you ignore the rattle don’t be surprised when the islamic snake strikes you in the ass.