France: Notre Dame in Flames

[Rev.Cambeul]

You can't deny that the ... artefacts lost is a shocking loss.

Considering that the artefacts are all bogus materials used to perpetuate a hoax of superstitious proportions, yes, I can and do deny that a few lost Christinsane trinkets is a shocking loss.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

Some Norwegian crackpots thought it was good to burn these wooden churches down. I can't say that this is very intelligent behaviour. Some of us find beauty in such buildings.

Is it right to wish Leonardo Da Vinci's works inspired from Bible stories to be destroyed? Who else could have been more cleverer than he was , a genius excelling in many field, well he was a white man , only a white man could be that gifted!

[Rev.Cambeul]

Is it right to wish Leonardo Da Vinci's works inspired from Bible stories to be destroyed? Who else could have been more cleverer than he was , a genius excelling in many field, well he was a white man , only a white man could be that gifted!

There's a difference between genuine art and some rusty old nails and rotten bits of wood the frauds claim to be from their Jewish messiah's nailing up ceremony.



When a hundred or so innocent White people - including children - are massacred by primitive, sadistic Muslims, there's no anger and few tears. The response is mainly hugging Muslims, declarations that they will ride with Muslims on public transport, lighting candles and pretty much getting over it, while accusing the victims - White People - of being racist; but destroy a building? People go nuts.

It's stupid, but that's the way it is and that's why I hope Islamic terrorists are paying attention and blow up every Christinsane building in the land.

Delingpole: Notre Dame's Near-Destruction Is a Tragedy Which Shames Our Civilisation

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2019/04/16/delingpole-notre-dames-near-destruction-is-a-tragedy-which-shames-our-civilisation

Extract: ... The same sort of people who were cheering the destruction of the Twin Towers on 9/11 {The infamous Dancing Jews?}. They understand, perhaps almost better than we do, the importance of history and culture to our civilisation's security, wellbeing and sense of purpose.

That's why, for example, the Taliban went to such lengths to destroy the Buddhas of Bamiyan. Why ISIS, with loving sadism and painstaking care, destroyed the ancient city of Palmyra. The Islamic State understood that no matter how many Yazidis you rape, crucify and enslave, no matter how many innocents you decapitate, nor how many prisoners you shoot, torture or burn alive, it will never have quite the same resonance as a cultural masterpiece obliterated from the map.

it's perfectly understandable that on Twitter yesterday there was some speculation that it might have been another act of terrorism.

After all, it happened just as a Muslim migrant was tried for causing extensive damage – especially to the organ and stained glass windows — to the other great cathedral masterpiece of Paris — Saint-Denis Basilica, home of the tombs of former French kings.

There have been many similar incidents.

More ... A 41-year-old PAKISTANI MIGRANT INVADER will face trial after vandalising the Saint-Denis Basilica, the home of the tombs of many French Kings including Charles Martel.

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2019/04/16/pakistani-migrant-trial-smashing-french-basilica-housing-former-kings

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

"Nobody stopped the church by pulling down the steeple, nobody killed the system by bombing number ten(Downing street), systems aren't made of bricks as they are made of people . You can send them into hiding ....but they'll be back again".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apQQAYJZKLc

[Rev.Cambeul]

Man attempts heartless jibe at Notre Dame fire - but makes very awkward mistake

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/man-attempts-heartless-jibe-notre-14344542

Extract: He began by sharing a quote from the Guardian, which read: "At a moment like this, how foolish it seems to pretend that we are not all Europeans. We stand with France in its hour of heartbreak."

But onto this he added his opposing view: "I stand with the millions who suffered horribly in French colonies, and whose wealth was stolen to build this monstrosity."

Over 140 people have responded to his tweet so far, pointing out a glaring error - there were no French colonies during the period in which the cathedral was constructed.

One person replied: "I don't think France had much in the way of colonies 1163-1245."

https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/online-trolls

[Br.IanVonTurpie]