Mallet's victims on Friday included Emine Kara, the leader of the Kurdish women’s movement in France, who was refused asylum in the country earlier this year.
This infuriated Kurdish nationalists, who accused the French authorities of not doing enough to protect her.
Hey, if she'd gone back when her claim was refused, she wouldn't have been around to catch a bullet in Paris, would she?
Beccuau referred to a burglary at his Paris home in 2016 which he believed was carried out by immigrants – a crime that helped radicalise him.
Something the police here might want to bear in mind...
It was a year ago – on December 8 2021 – that the Frenchman went on the rampage in a refugee camp in Paris.
‘He used a sabre to slice two men, and damage six tents at a camp in the Bercy park in the 12th arrondissement of Paris,’ said the investigating source. ‘He was wounded when one of the refugees was disarming him. Two Sudanese refugees were badly wounded in the attack.’
The former train driver was put on remand in prison, while awaiting trial for attempted murder linked to racism, but he was bailed on December 12. Restrictions included having his French passport removed, and he was also banned from keeping any kind of weapon, while under ‘judicial supervision’.
Sounds like the judicial system over there is no better than ours...
From Australia to the Baltic to Canada, governments in European majority countries are sowing discord. They cannot have ignored that they will reap what they sow. I believe that we are in for some very trying times.
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