Friday’s horrific terrorist attack in Paris that killed 129 civilians, wounding 352 , 80 of them critically, proves in the most nightmarish way possible that the 40 world leaders who led the ‘Je suis Charlie Hebdo’ rally last January were merely playing to the cameras and crowds.
Forty world leaders—including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, British Prime Minister David Cameron, France’s Prime Minister François Hollande and Attorney General Eric Holder representing the United States, all in the front lines, linked arms with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.
Only tepid applause from the masses greeted the Western leaders who could clearly be seen in live feed video actually jostling each other for prominent placement in the rally’s front lines. (Canada Free Press, Jan. 11, 2015)
But it is what most of the leaders did after the “Je suis Charlie Hebdo” rally that defines them for what they really are: cowardly and MIA in their abysmal failure to deal with the continuing spread of radical Islamic terrorism.
http://canadafreepress.com/article/76772
Forty world leaders—including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, British Prime Minister David Cameron, France’s Prime Minister François Hollande and Attorney General Eric Holder representing the United States, all in the front lines, linked arms with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.
Only tepid applause from the masses greeted the Western leaders who could clearly be seen in live feed video actually jostling each other for prominent placement in the rally’s front lines. (Canada Free Press, Jan. 11, 2015)
But it is what most of the leaders did after the “Je suis Charlie Hebdo” rally that defines them for what they really are: cowardly and MIA in their abysmal failure to deal with the continuing spread of radical Islamic terrorism.
http://canadafreepress.com/article/76772
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