That's right lady!!! Directly confront the beliefs that are responsible for the terror and trounce them!!! This is an undeclared WAR becuse the West has its head up it ASS!!! "workplace violence" a war against civilization my ass!!! The war is against non-Muslims. Face it!!! TM
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January 7, 2015
France’s Front National leader Marine Le Pen said France has to confront the beliefs of the gunmen who stormed the offices of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo this morning.

France’s Front National leader Marine Le Pen pinned the blame for the killing of 12 people in Paris yesterday on Islamic radicals, as mainstream leaders tried to downplay the religious dimension of the attack.

While President Francois Hollande called for national unity in an attempt to deter the public from demonizing the country’s 5-million strong Muslim community, Le Pen said France has to confront the beliefs of the gunmen who stormed the offices of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.

“Time’s up for denial and hypocrisy,” Le Pen, who has railed against immigration, said in a video posted on her party’s website. “The absolute rejection of Islamic fundamentalism must be proclaimed loudly and clearly.”
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The French government is trying to damp fears that the growing influence of Islam is eroding social cohesion. Le Pen led Hollande by as much as 15 percentage points in a September survey of voting intentions by Ifop for Le Figaro newspaper. The Front National topped Hollande’s Socialists and their predecessors, the UMP, in last year’s European elections.

Hollande, who Le Pen has previously attacked for underestimating the terrorist threat, yesterday put the country on its highest alert while appealing to his countrymen to transcend their ethnic and religious divisions.

France is home to Europe’s largest Muslim community, making up about 7.7 percent of the population, and their numbers have been growing with children and grandchildren of those who arrived from the country’s former colonies in North Africa during the 20th century. Very few Muslims have reached top-level jobs in France, while second- and- third-generation French people of Arab descent say they often face discrimination.

Faced with rising anti-immigrant sentiment as unemployment surged in the 1980s, governments sought to curb the influence of religion, banning symbols such as the Muslim scarf from schools and face-covering garments in public spaces. Both measures were passed by UMP governments though they rallied support from other parties.

The French Muslim council condemned the attack.

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