La Une de Charlie Hebdo de mercredi: pic.twitter.com/NoG7Inqjc8
— Luc Peillon (@l_peillon) January 12, 2015
The cover says,
"All is Forgiven. I Am Charlie."
UPDATE -
Charlie Hebdo’s new caricature ‘unjustifiably provocative': Egypt’s Dar Al-Ifta
La Une de Charlie Hebdo de mercredi: pic.twitter.com/NoG7Inqjc8
— Luc Peillon (@l_peillon) January 12, 2015
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On NYC880 news radio (AM) this morning, they interpreted the cover to mean "all forgiven". They actually used the words "all forgiven"!
Also, mention was made of funerals taking place in Israel and France for the victims - of only one which was named...the muslim officer who was killed.
The icing on the cake, though, was the reiteration of the indoctrination narrative...The French policeman was muslim, the murdering muslims were simply terrorists.
France Finds Potential Terror Accomplice in Handcuffs in Bulgaria (caption under photo on page: French citizen Fritz-Joly Joachin, 29, sits inside the courtroom before his trial in the town of Haskovo, Bulgaria, Jan. 12, 2015. )
A French national arrested in Bulgaria while trying to slip into Turkey is linked to the massacre of 12 people at the Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris, and is expected to be extradited back to France, according to a local prosecutor.
Fritz-Joly Joachim, 29, was nabbed by Bulgarian authorities in the early morning on New Year's Day on a European arrest warrant for allegedly kidnapping his three-year-old son and trying to take him eventually into Syria, according to Darina Slavova, a prosecutor in the southern Bulgarian city of Haskovo. But Slavova told ABC News today that Bulgarian authorities received another European arrest warrant Monday alleging Joachim was part of a "terrorist criminal group" and that he had been in contact with Cherif Kouachi, one of the Charlie Hebdo shooters, prior to his attempted escape to Syria.
The warrant, Slavova said, did not say how exactly Joachim and Kouachi were in contact.
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