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... But when offenses are policed by murder, that’s when we need more of them, not less, because the murderers cannot be allowed for a single moment to think that their strategy can succeed.

The Blasphemy We Need

This is pretty obscene, when it comes to violence, and libertarians are pretty annoyed by anybody who initiates violence
But in the context of things, France has been a target for many, many years, because they’ve been involved in foreign affairs in Libya, and they really prodded us along in — recently in Libya, but they’ve been involved in Algeria, so they’ve had attacks like this, you know, not infrequently. So, it does involve, you know, their foreign policy as well. When people do this, you know, the rejection of the violence has to be made, and with that I agree.”
I put blame on bad policy that we don’t fully understand, and we don’t understand what they’re doing because the people who are objecting to the foreign policy that we pursue, they do it from a different perspective,” Paul added. “They see us as attacking them, and killing innocent people, so yes, they, they have — this doesn’t justify, so don’t put those words in my mouth — it doesn’t justify, but it explains it.

Saudi Arabia called it a “cowardly terrorist attack that was rejected by the true Islamic religion”. The Arab League and Egypt’s al-Azhar university – the leading theological institution in the Sunni Muslim world – also denounced the incident in which masked gunmen shouted “Allahu Akbar” – “god is great ” in Arabic.

Iran, Jordan, Bahrain, Morocco, Algeria and Qatar all issued similar statements.

No organisation claimed responsibility for the attack but supporters of the Islamic State (Isis), the militant organisation that now controls large parts of Iraq and Syria, welcomed it on social media, using Arabic language hashtags including “our revenge for the messenger (Muhammad)”, “Paris is Burning”, “Paris under Fire” and the “Lions of Tawheed [monotheism]”.

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#BREAKING Several attacks against France mosques since magazine killings: officials

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