“Early Morning in Paris”
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The demonstrations today against radical Islamist terrorism and in favor of freedom of speech — in Paris, throughout France, and elsewhere — were enormous, and very impressive.
Here, for example, are two accounts — one in English and one in French — of the rallies in Paris and in other French cities:
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/01/11/us-france-shooting-idUSKBN0KK05S20150111
I posted an item the other day about a condemnation by Hezbollah of the terrorism in Paris. Here’s a condemnation by Hamas:
Here’s an account of a Muslim demonstration, on Friday night, in San Francisco:
http://abc7news.com/news/muslims-in-sf-hold-vigil-for-charlie-hebdo-victims/469717/
A question, though: Why was there no representative of the United States at that enormous rally in Paris? The prime minister of Israel was there. The chancellor of Germany. The president of Palestine. The prime minister of Great Britain. And so on. Why weren’t any of our leaders there?
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