Charlie Hebdo Freedom of Speech Will Never Die.

 

 

Was there a war where weapons were aimed, drawn and firing?

Journalists, Illustrationists, Satirists using pencils, Cowards came with machine guns and bullets over cartoons. They illustrated a sad example of what in their mind is God, once again demonizing the very thing they worship and they wonder why some question their deranged beliefs. What in-fact was accomplished by this slaughter, that Islam needs to be eradicated from this earth. The very thing the cartoons that upset them made fun of. They themselves convinced it in stone.

This French satirical paper is not dead. It now speaks more loudly and clearly than ever before. Stephane Charbonnier (Charb) along with Cartoonists Georges Wolinski, Jean Cabut and Bernard ‘Tignous’ Verlhac, as well as economist Bernard Maris, two police officers and the rest who were barbarically massacred will live on forever here on Earth and in Heaven.

The terrorists defining what hell is that they come from.

A sad day for France and many families but the Freedom Of Speech will live on, make no mistake about that. The explosions of pencils will be even more alive, drawings of truth the terrorists try to kill.

The sane world stands as one shouting “Je Suis Charlie”.

 

This is what the Islam extremists God thinks of them.

 

Fuck Islam Extremists delusion of what they think Muhammad speaks to them, only in their minds. You silenced Nothing.

 

 

 

Trafalgar Square in London

 

Place Royal in Nantes – Paris

 

Paris

Not Afraid

 

England

In front of the French Embassy.

 

Argentina

In Spanish “The pencil is the most peaceful weapon, don’t mess with humor”

 

Germany

 

Russia

 

Kosovo

 

Paris News Room

 

Throughout Europe

Brazil

Turkey

Vienna, Austria

 

Canada – Montreal

Ottawa

 

USA – New York – Union Station

 

Old Port of Marseille

 

 

The Islam Extremists Muhammad, the continuance of Irony.

Free civilized society “Je Suis Charlie” and there is nothing these demented people can do about it.

 

“The most noble of weapons is still the pencil. The freedom of the press is in mourning.”

 

“Freedom”