This Muslim needs to study his Qur’an, which says that Jesus was not actually crucified (4:157).
However, he seems to have gotten down very well the lessons about how violence against unbelievers is justified under certain circumstances.
“‘You’re going to die like Jesus!’: In Nice, the first deputy mayor receives death threats after the administrative closure of a night grocery store,” translated from “«Tu vas mourir comme Jésus!» : à Nice, le premier adjoint menacé de mort après la fermeture administrative d’une épicerie de nuit,” by Nicolas Daguin, Le Figaro, March 26, 2025 (thanks to Medforth):
Never two without three. On Friday, March 21, Nice’s First Deputy Mayor for Security announced on social media the administrative closure for one month (and for the third time) of “MS Market,” a night grocery store located on Boulevard de la Madeleine. Anthony Borré described it as “a business that has been bothering local residents for weeks and weeks.” In a video posted on his X account, he called on the State to authorize the municipality to permanently close the establishment.
A decision that angered a young local resident. In a forty-second video posted on Instagram, which we were able to review through a police source, the resident verbally attacked the elected official, insulting him and threatening to kill him several times. “Where did you think Anthony Borré was? This is my food, you son of a bitch. This is my home, the Madeleine is our home, this is our neighborhood. Do you understand, bro?” he shouts from behind his camera, alternating between insults in French and Arabic. “Bring whoever you want, we’ll hit you all with a watermelon. Wallah, I’ll take you with a schlass (knife, editor’s note),” he continues, foaming at the mouth. And even more threatening: “Anthony Borré stays put or we’ll tie you in a trunk, we’ll take you to the Costière. We’ll put you on the cross of Jesus, you’ll die like Jesus!”
Wednesday morning, Christian Estrosi’s right-hand man reacted on X, announcing that a complaint had been filed. “No death threat, however violent, will make me weaken in our commitment to close businesses that are causing a nuisance in Nice. The savagery is now limitless,” he commented. A wave of support followed, with the mayor of the Côte d’Azur capital stating that “such individuals must be put out of harm’s way for the threats they make against our elected officials.” “The South Region stands with you,” said the president of the Provence-Alpes-Côte-d’Azur region, Renaud Muselier. Olivier Bettati, a close friend of the mayor of Nice, added: “My dear Anthony Borré, this is unbearable, unacceptable, but it is also irrefutable proof of your effectiveness.”
somehistory says
Did some article explain the *nuisance* ? If closing a store makes mozlums angry, close more stores.
And OT
“Trump threatens to bomb Iran unless they end nuclear weapons program and begin talks on new deal”
iran probably isn’t too happy about that.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/trump-threatens-to-bomb-iran-unless-they-end-nuclear-weapons-program-and-begin-talks-on-new-deal/ar-AA1BWONu?ocid=msedgntp&pc=HCTS&cvid=a250defec60b44ea856a8e986e838b30&ei=30
SKA says
Yes this article lacks any explanation for why the Muslims were upset over the closure of the store.
I am left to guessing that the nighttime hours of the store were somehow related to the daytime Ramadan fast and that the store remaining open later into the night to serve Muslims after the fasting hours was somehow affecting the non-Muslims nearby.
GE says
My thought too, SKA
Ticked Off Muslims, angry that something might prevent their Ramadan gorge-a-thon after skipping lunch.
Noah Andeark says
A lot of comments about what was it that the ackbarbarians were angry about. That’s part and parcel of (p)islam. Anger. Spittle. Worship of the made-up moon-god invented by mohammed, the pedophile false prophet. I think they were celebrating ramadamadingdong, the time for terror.
somehistory says
The comments were not about their *anger*…..the comments were about **why** the store was closed , which made the mozlums angry.
Why did the authorities **close*** the store? Was it that they were open all night and too much mozlum celebrating their gluttony was keeping the normal people from getting any sleep, night after night?
We know the *reason* for the anger. We just question why the authorities caused it….and I’m not sorry that they did.
Dov Berrol says
Ah yes…the five pillars of Islam: anger, deceit, theft, terror, murder
Rufolino says
Muslims don’t negotiate.
Islam doesn’t negotiate (unless it’s tachiya).
Islam is here to dominate.
What they do is hurl abuse, & then inflict incremental violence.
Islam has little to do with any European values and standards.
Bystander says
The sale of alcohol is now prohibited after 8 p.m. in the Madeleine district of Nice. This is a targeted measure aimed at addressing acts of incivility.
News that may displease more than one person. Since November 26, the sale of alcohol has been banned from 8 p.m. until 8 a.m. in the Madeleine district of Nice . With this decree, the municipality aims to combat acts of incivility.
“We wanted to go further into the Madeleine district, where we received a lot of complaints from the people of Nice last year,” said Anthony Borré, first deputy mayor of Nice.
According to the elected official, in one year, 320 people have complained to the municipality about nuisances caused by drunk people.
A fine of 500 euros
However, if some businesses decide to defy the ban, they would face a fine of 500 euros, or even administrative closure in the event of a repeat offense.
A delicate situation for small businesses like Ahmed Khalimbekov, who already estimates his losses at €600 per evening. “We make money when the big stores close, so from 8 p.m.,” explains the co-manager of Madmarket. “We don’t have the same margins” as the big brands, he fumes. If the order is upheld, Ahmed Khalimbekov assures us he will have to close his shop.
Residents, however, seem to have welcomed the municipality’s decision. “There are a lot of drunk people on the streets at night,” notes Laurent, a resident of the Madeleine neighborhood. “Every morning, I have to clean up the glass bottles” thrown on the ground, complains Raphaël, another resident.