The editorial by Vincent Trémolet de Villers: “Ten years after Charlie, freedom, cherished freedom”
A decade after the attacks of January 2015, France continues to be attacked in its flesh by Islamist terrorism and in its spirit by the combined work of the Muslim Brotherhood and the keffiyeh left, underlines the deputy editorial director of the Figaro in his editorial this Tuesday.
“That day, Michel Houellebecq published his novel Soumission. He was on the front page of Charlie Hebdo. In the newspaper's premises, Philippe Lançon gathered his belongings before joining the writer. And then the armed men entered, shot, killed”wrote Vincent Trémolet de Villers, deploring ten years later the progressive loss of the art of insolence.
“Freedom of expression is confused on certain networks with the basest instincts, while it atrophies in the media, entertainment, creation, conversation under the double imperative of “inclusion” and “ diversity”… Dark picture illuminated by the courage of the children of Voltaire or Péguy who perpetuate the art of living, the finesse, the insolence, the loftiness of spirit of a country where Notre-Dame de Paris rings the bell. a death knell to cry for the priest eaters”.
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The editorial by Vincent Trémolet de Villers: “Ten years after Charlie, freedom, cherished freedom”
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